Abstract

Why do people kill other people? Pleasure, money, jealousy, religious beliefs, or an incomprehensible urge. This book carefully selects the most bizarre cases from among the bizarre murders that have actually occurred throughout history, from all over the world, and compiles 500 cases, focusing on serial killers and serial killers. The author is Asari Itsuki, a collector of the supernatural, known for his works such as "The Encyclopedia of Modern Japanese Mystery." This book, which deals with true stories, places great importance on being a source of information, recording the motives and background of the crimes, as well as the details of the brutal methods used. It can also be used as a book of ideas for creating horror and mystery stories.

Author’s Information

Author and monster enthusiast. Born in Hokkaido in 1990. Collects and researches monsters and monsters as an independent. His books include "Japanese Modern Monster Encyclopedia" (Kasama Shoin) and "Japanese Strange Modern Monster Encyclopedia" (Gentosha).