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Psychological Thriller and Criminal Biography

The Last Victim by Jason Moss

The Last Victim by Jason Moss

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A True Crime Memoir of Death Row Correspondence, John Wayne Gacy, and Serial Killer Psychology

As an eighteen-year-old college student in 1994, Jason Moss established written correspondence with infamous death-row serial killers, including John Wayne Gacy, Richard Ramirez, Jeffrey Dahmer, and Henry Lee Lucas. Posing as a vulnerable target, Moss gained access to the killers' private thoughts, culminating in a face-to-face meeting with Gacy at Menard Correctional Center weeks before Gacy's execution.

Why You’ll Love This Book

Jason Moss delivers an unprecedented firsthand memoir exploring serial killer psychology and manipulation. Essential reading for fans of John Douglas, Robert Ressler, and Mindhunter.

Book Details

ISBN: 9780446608275

Binding: Paperback

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Publisher: Grand Central Publishing

Pages: 330

Author:

  • Jason Moss

Language: English

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