Book by Saracco, Roberto, Smith, J. R. W., Reed, Rick

Telecommunications Systems Engineering Using Sdl

Science & Math

Reed, Rick

Saracco, Roberto

Smith, J. R. W.

Technology

North-Holland

Documents the seven-state killing spree of Joseph W. Brown, a twisted sexual predator, who brutally raped, tortured, and murdered fourteen women, shocking crimes that came to light when he, sentenced to life in prison after killing a woman he met in Gambler's Anonymous, confessed to the other murders. Orginal.

Blood Trail

Biographies & Memoirs

Walker, Steven

True Crime

Pinnacle Books

Includes killer's confessionSlaughter On A Shoestring
On October 29, 1997, hooker Andrea "Slick" Hendrix's, beaten, naked body was discovered in a roadside ditch near Stewartsville, Indiana. With no leads for police to follow, the case eventually went cold, but it wouldn't stay that way. In 2003, sadistic sexual predator Joseph W. Brown claimed to have strangled Hendrix with his favorite murder weapon: a shoelace from a woman's size-8 shoe.
Hard Luck
Ginger Gasaway, 53, met Brown at a Gambler's Anonymous meeting. She didn't know that when she took up with him, she was gambling with her life. On August 30, 2000, Brown murdered Gasaway and scattered her body parts across three Indiana counties. For this grisly crime, he would be sentenced to life in prison without parole. But it wouldn't be his first time behind bars. . .
How Many More? 
In 1977, Brown had been sentenced to life in prison for kidnapping and armed robbery. In 1995, he was released despite the fact that he'd beaten a fellow inmate nearly to death. Brown later confessed that during the next five years, he indulged in a seven-state rampage of torture and murder, his victims female hitchhikers and prostitutes. Now doing time in Wabash Valley Corrections Center, Brown maintains that he murdered no less than thirteen other women. 
16 Pages Of Shocking Photos

History

Americas

Pinnacle

The first victim is attacked in her home. Tied to her bed. Forced to watch every unspeakable act of cruelty - but unable to scream. The second murder is even more twisted. Signed, sealed, and delivered with a message for the police, stuffed in the victim's throat. A fractured nursery rhyme that ends with a warning: 'There will be more'. For detective Jack Murphy, it's more than a threat. It's a personal invitation to play. And no one plays rougher than Jack. Especially when the killer's pawns are the people he loves...

The Cruelest Cut

Literature & Fiction

United States

The first victim is murdered in a Marriott Airport hotel room on the outskirts of Evansville, Indiana. Her eyes and the left hand are removed from the scene and her tongue has been cut out and stuffed in the tub drain where she is found floating in blood. Jack Murphy realizes that this is not just another vicious murder when the body of a second victim is discovered only hours later on the floor of her kitchen in the south-side projects. The missing hand from the first victim is propped by the victims bloody head, the middle finger prominently displayed to those finding the body. A day later a third victim is found, this time gutted and strung up from the bottom of a bridge, left to bend and sway with the current of the Pigeon Creek. With all of these murders, one newspaper reporter seems to have a direct line to the killer, and a secret he wants to keep hidden.

The Coldest Fear

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Thrillers & Suspense

Citadel

Final Justice

Mystery

Createspace Independent Pub

"Reed writes as only a cop can." -Nelson DeMille Jack Murphy Delivers Justice Detective Jack Murphy can read a crime scene like a book. When the naked, brutalized corpse of a narcotics cop is found, it's not the body that tells him a sick killer is on the loose, but the monkey figurine-of the "see no evil" kind-shoved down his throat. It's a message, not a clue. Then a high-profile judge is set on fire. Another figurine left behind. Murphy has a guess what's next. But it's not what he expects. The torture-killer taking out Evansville's defenders of law and order isn't the only one with secrets. The victims might have a few, too . . . Praise for Rick Reed and his novels "A jaw-dropping thriller."-Gregg Olsen "Leaves you wondering whether you really did lock the doors before you went to bed."-Mystery Scene "Put this on your must-read list."-John Lutz "The things Reed has seen as a police officer make for a great book." -Suspense Magazine "Rick Reed knows the dark side as only a real-life cop can, and his writing crackles with authenticity." -Shane Gericke

The Slowest Death (A Jack Murphy Thriller)

Lyrical Underground

"""Reed writes as only a cop can." -Nelson DeMille Jack Murphy Won't Back Down The headlines scream the ghastly news of an abandoned truck filled with murdered immigrants. Detective Jack Murphy and his partner Liddell Blanchard are on the case. They've got a lone survivor, rumors of a witness, and the feds getting in their way. Jack's gut tells him there's a connection with a local killing-and the bloodshed is far from over. He's going up against a butcher who commits the unspeakable in the name of protecting America. Some say the worst crime is to look the other way. Jack Murphy only looks for justice . . . Praise for Rick Reed and his novels "Rick Reed knows the dark side as only a real-life cop can, and his writing crackles with authenticity." -Shane Gericke "Reed thrusts his story forward to bring us along on a ride we won't soon forget!"-Suspense Magazine "Reed gives the reader a story worth every minute and every penny spent."-Book Reporter "A jaw-dropping thriller."-Gregg Olsen ""

The Deadliest Sins (A Jack Murphy Thriller)

Kensington

Cop vs. Killer Detective Jack Murphy never met a cold case he couldn’t crack. This one’s been on ice for 37 years. The prime suspect in a decades-old unsolved murder is about to be named Evansville’s next Chief of Police. The Mayor wants the top cop’s name cleared—and that’s why Murphy and his partner, Liddell Blanchard, are ordered to re-open the investigation. But when the victim’s sister and mother are targeted for violence, troubling new questions arise. Is this the work of the same killer, or is someone else playing a deadly game? The answers lie buried in the past. But no one digs through the dirt like Jack Murphy . . . 
Praise for Rick Reed and his novels
 “Reed gives the reader a story worth every minute and every penny spent.” —Book Reporter 
 “Rick Reed knows the dark side as only a real-life cop can, and his writing crackles with authenticity.” —Shane Gericke 
 “A jaw-dropping thriller.”—Gregg Olsen 
 “Reed thrusts his story forward to bring us along on a ride we won’t soon forget!” —Suspense Magazine

The Cleanest Kill (A Jack Murphy Thriller)

Genre Fiction

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