True Crime: The 10 Most Notorious Serial Killers In Ohio And Their Horrible True Crime Cases

By Tyler Crane

With names such as Neil Armstrong (the first human being to set foot on the moon), Steven Spielberg (considered the most successful movie director in history), Thomas Edison (inventor of the light bulb and much more), as well as eight U.S. Presidents — the State of Ohio is a land of rich history.
Known as “The Buckeye State” because of the trees that grow there, this Midwestern state is a territory with a strong presence in sports, economy, and transportation. However, Ohio also has a dark side.
The state’s capital has a crime rate from two to three times the national average and has given birth to some of the most disturbed criminals in the country. The amount of serial killers and psychopaths in the area is even considered disproportionate compared to other cities, whether nearby or far.
What a better state than Ohio for our next book on serial killers?
In this book, you will read the stories of ten of the most dangerous human beings, who had no sort of remorse or mercy when unleashing their murderous desires on their victims. Whether it is eight or eighty victims they left behind, these killers are some of the worst criminals in U.S. history, and it makes you wonder: where is all that darkness coming from?
It is time to move on. Prepare yourself, and be wary because you may not be the same after reading these stories ...

• Language: English
• Publisher: Tyler Crane
• Release date: Oct 23, 2018
• ISBN: 9780463898796

Tyler Crane

From a young age, I have been interested in the most horrible and trendy serial killers and their cases. I soon became an avid reader of true crime and would learn as much as I could about those "monsters". I used to read everything I could about their stories so I could try to understand why they were committing those horrible crimes, and whether it was possible to foresee their crimes and stop them. I don't understand why I became so fascinated by them, but I think I would have become a police officer, if I hadn't had a serious accident that disqualified me from the job. Nowadays, I like writing about the true crime cases I find more interesting. I hope you find them intriguing as well.