Descent into Madness

Descent into Madness
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Publisher : iUniverse
Total Pages : 173
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ISBN-10 : 9781450297578
ISBN-13 : 1450297579
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Book Synopsis Descent into Madness by : David Burford

Download or read book Descent into Madness written by David Burford and published by iUniverse. This book was released on 2011-02-17 with total page 173 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: When Reginald J. Smythe discovered an old, handwritten journal at the bottom of a steamer trunk purchased at an estate sale in Atlanta, Georgia, he knew there was a story to be told. In his hand, he held the personal thoughts of Willfred Medford McCallister III, a notorious serial killer. Smythe researched McCallisters life and journeyed into his heart, mind, and soulfrom his humble beginnings to his bitter end. According to McCallister, he led a fairly normal and most unremarkable life. Born in 1929 in Brufford, Texas, he was the only child of Willfred and Shirley. He grew up, served in the military, worked at various jobs, paid his taxes, and bowled with his buddies. But all that changed one dark night in November of 1984 when he ran into Albert DeMoss. Then McCallisters descent into the dark of humanity began. Smythe narrates a heart-wrenching tale of violence and cruelty, a story of one mans journey to becoming a serial killera man who murdered more than forty people.


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