Golden Age of Serial killers. 56 maniacs from Ed Gin to Jeffrey Damer. Vronsky P.

Ed Cemper, Ted Bundy, Harvey Glutman, John Wayn Gacy, Jeffrey Damer... These and many other maniacs, famous for the whole world, terrorized America from the 1950s to the 1990s. Why did this period become the heyday of serial killers? How did the Second World War affect the surge of serial murders and why are many maniacs - children of war veterans? How are the maniacs of the "Golden Age" differ from the killers of previous and subsequent eras, and whose crimes are the most terrible? How the “golden age” of serial murders laid the foundation for profiling and why did he stay in the past?

The criminal historian, Doctor of Sciences Peter Vronsky, comprehensively examining the phenomenon of “star” maniacs, answers all these questions. The volumetric and fascinating, his book shows why the terrible crimes of the famous serial killers have become a pop cultural phenomenon and still excite our consciousness.