I truely believe I might be in love. After reading an introduction, and only part of the first chapter of this man's philosophy on what society is, I've come to find that this man who the media have dubbed as the "Devil's Avocate" is as brilliant and fore-thinking as a limited review of him was, quite accurate.

The review was from another novel entiled "Couples Who Kill, by Carol Anne Davis. Funny that so many introductories that I admire have the surname of Davis, but moving on from this reasearching author. In "Couples who Kill", it is a limited detailed summary of over a dozen well known serial killers, offically with the aid of media, worldwide. As the title sudjests, each worked along side a partner, whether they be male/female, female/female or male/male antagonists of the law. As I have said, these are mere summaries of past murders, and lacking a great amount of specific detail. The novel practically reads like a forensic report, and the blurb is less than truthful "Not for the faint-hearted., It is however "informative", but lacking menatally-visual gore that the blurb claims to "make the blood run cold."

From involving myself in the literature of CWC, I found many a mention of a book written by one of the subject killers. His name is Ian Brady, and from his cell infused years, he has passed on a message about the rightful view of society. Think of his opinion as one of a TDK Joker's life philosophy. Mr.Brady states his beliefs quite well, with one a few minor arguable holes in his claims through later chapters. Either way, lierature, personal literature poured from the soul of a convict has got to be worth a read. - "The Gates of Janus, by Ian Brady" [link]XOKyRLlKEWfnFs2fIz0Jj6cHoNd0k47IT8eZ6fnT 6k%3D&ref_=sib%5Ffs%5Ftop&age=44#reader_0922915733