Rick S. reviewed on
Helpful Score: 6
I read this book because I know Kendall. Yes, that's right, I know this serial killer. I don't want to go into how I know, but I do.
It was intersting reading this book because I could dovetail my life into it. The party that I went to where my cousin slapped Kendall was between murder number 4 and murder number 5. The time he taught me how to play a game was between murder 2 and murder 3. Very creepy.
The book itself, however, was dull. If I hadn't known Kendall, I never would have finished this book. And the other users comments about how the author wrote as though he didn't know for sure what happened is accurate. Kendall only ever told police what happened. The author never talked to Kendall. He tried, but Kendall won't talk about it.
This "second hand" really kind of takes it out of the relm of true crime for me.
It was intersting reading this book because I could dovetail my life into it. The party that I went to where my cousin slapped Kendall was between murder number 4 and murder number 5. The time he taught me how to play a game was between murder 2 and murder 3. Very creepy.
The book itself, however, was dull. If I hadn't known Kendall, I never would have finished this book. And the other users comments about how the author wrote as though he didn't know for sure what happened is accurate. Kendall only ever told police what happened. The author never talked to Kendall. He tried, but Kendall won't talk about it.
This "second hand" really kind of takes it out of the relm of true crime for me.
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