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  Sacrificial Axe - Voodoo Cult...

  C.J. March

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  The “Axe-man” came in the night. No one heard him come. No locks could keep him out. In the morning, whole families lay slaughtered in their beds, a riot of blood corrupting the room. Town by town, terror gripped the black communities of Louisiana and East Texas, as men, women, and children fell to the killer’s ax. The police were powerless to stop it. 
   
  Was it simply a homicidal maniac on the loose, or was a deeper evil afoot? Could one person perpetrate over forty atrocities? Was the serial killer even a man? People whispered voodoo, and white newspapers in the Jim Crow era South fanned the hysteria. As the police slowly unraveled the mystery, they were stunned by the bizarre truth of the “Axe-man.”

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  Predator Shackled - Inside a...

  F Allen

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  Journey through my troubled childhood as I went from victim to victimizer. Explore my punishment and experience my distress as I tried to make sense of the incomprehensible. Follow my transformation from innocence to the unthinkable on my journey to find my footing in an unfriendly world. 
  Can I grasp what others could not explain in time, or will I forever be a product of my upbringing, a thing to be reviled? 
  This inspirational story shows how one can rise above their past to become a productive, positive member of society. Read this story now, but be forewarned--not all childhoods are filled with smiles and roses.

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  The Unsolved Murder Of John...

  Roberts R. Kevin

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  In May 1975, a quiet Midwestern town was shaken by a crime it has never been able to explain.
   
  Inside his Centralia home, John Shakespeare—a wealthy and well-known local figure—was found dead in his basement. He had been restrained, partially unclothed, and shot in a way that suggested planning rather than sudden violence. The killing stunned the community and raised questions that remain unanswered decades later.
   
  Shakespeare was an unusual presence in town. A lifelong bachelor and heir to a fortune, he lived comfortably yet privately. Known for his distinct habits and passion for rare automobiles, he was both familiar and difficult to fully understand. Behind his public image were personal details few truly knew.
   
  The investigation drew in local, state, and federal authorities. Detectives pursued multiple leads, examining business ties, personal relationships, and reports of unfamiliar individuals near the time of the murder. Suspects emerged and theories shifted, but no arrest was ever made.
   
  The Unsolved Murder of John Shakespeare offers a careful examination of the case. It reconstructs the events, analyzes the evidence, and follows the investigation’s many turns while separating fact from speculation. Rather than claiming a solution, it focuses on why the search for answers stalled.
   
  This true crime account explores a murder defined by both brutality and uncertainty, showing how unanswered questions, limited evidence, and time left a crime unresolved—and a town forever changed.

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  Black Mafia Queen - The Woman...

  Dr. Tonesa Welch, H. Corey...

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  In this incredible-but-true crime memoir from “The First Lady of BMF” (Black Mafia Family), Tonesa Welch reveals the dramatic story of her unlikely rise from middle-class teenaged mom to Mafia Queen of Detroit, from Beverly Hills mansions to federal prison—and from a life of danger and self-doubt to one of acceptance, redemption, and love … 
    
  How did a nice middle-class girl from Detroit become one of the top cocaine distribution Mafia Queens in America? It wasn’t because of the drugs. By the time Tonesa Welch was running her criminal empire—distributing thousands of kilos from Mexican cartels for tens of millions of dollars a month nationally—she had conquered her addiction to cocaine and replaced it with a new one: shopping. 
    
  While her customers got high from blow, Tonesa blew her fortune on designer clothes, fancy champagne, and shopping sprees on Rodeo Drive. It was more than a passion. It was an all-consuming obsession that would ultimately land her in prison—and force her to rebuild her life from the ground up. 
    
  This is Tonesa’s story. A rare insider’s account of the infamous Black Mafia Family—told by a woman who rose up the ranks, fell to the bottom, and picked herself up again—it is, above all, the story of a survivor. Like many women, Tonesa struggled with her insecurities, trying to find validation through five-figure outfits, six-figure cars, and seven-figure homes. But after her mansion was raided by the feds, she swapped her Gucci dresses for a prison smock—and faced the greatest challenge of her life: finding herself. 
    
  In the end, Black Mafia Queen reveals not only the full story behind BET’s The First Lady of BMF, but the inspiring journey of one woman’s heart. 
    
  “As the queen of BMF, Tonesa Welch has a story to tell. Behind every hustler is a woman with a master plan. Tonesa is a survivor, a natural-born hustler who has lived nine lives. Her story is dynamic and dangerous—heartbreaking and complicated. She is a force in a man’s world.”—Nia Long, NAACP Award–winning actress (Boyz n the Hood, The Fresh Prince of Bel Air, Love Jones, Empire)

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  How Not To Marry A Serial Killer...

  Mindy Shay

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  Want to avoid dating a dangerous or crazy man? Just follow these life-saving tips! 
  Dating a psychopath is one of the most dangerous situations that women can accidentally put themselves into. 
  It often leads to harassment, stalking, physical abuse, and at its worst, even murder. 
  Thankfully, avoiding psychopathic serial killers when on the dating scene is a lot easier than you think… once you know the signs. 
  And this book will make you a pro at noticing the red flags of a psychopath even when you’re not the one dating them. 
  But these aren’t the only things that you will uncover from this must-have dating guide! Inside, you will discover:The telltale traits of a psychopath, and how to tell if someone you’re dating is a deadly or dangerous individualEvery single kind of psychopath you might encounter in dating, and how they are both similar and different from one anotherBehind-the-psychology of what creates a serial killer… and what could have occurred in your boyfriend’s life to make him oneThe myriad ways that serial killers and psychopaths like to “date” and how to keep yourself safe when interacting with oneWhat the Jekyll and Hyde syndrome is, and why knowing how it works will help keep you, your friends, and your family safeHow to predict a serial killer by problematic behaviors exhibited early in life 
  And much more. 
  Not to mention, a ton of thrilling true serial killer stories await you within, sure to get your blood pumping and enthrall any true crime fan. 
  All of this, while you get those essential dating safety tips! 
  Take the first step to protect yourself from dangerous individuals and avoid dating a psychopathic killer.

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  Death in Old Mexico - The 1789...

  Nicole von Germeten

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  In a Mexico City mansion on October 23, 1789, Don Joaquín Dongo and ten of his employees were brutally murdered by three killers armed with machetes. Investigators worked tirelessly to find the perpetrators, who were publicly executed two weeks later. Labelled the "crime of the century," these events and their aftermath have intrigued writers of fiction and nonfiction for over two centuries. Using a vast range of sources, Nicole von Germeten recreates a paper trail of Enlightenment-era greed and savagery, and highlights how the violence of the Mexican judiciary echoed the acts of the murderers. The Spanish government conducted dozens of executions in Mexico City's central square in this era, revealing how European imperialism in the Americas influenced perceptions of violence and how it was tolerated, encouraged, or suppressed. An evocative history, Death in Old Mexico provides a compelling new perspective on late colonial Mexico City.

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