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Lust Killer
 
Lust Killer
Author: Ann Rule

Book Information
Publisher: Signet Book
Book Type: Mass Market Paperback
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ISBN-13: 9780451166876 - ISBN-10: 0451166876
Pages: 238


Other Versions of this Book: Paperback, Hardcover

Book Description:
To his neighbors, Jerry Brudo was a gentle man whose mild manner contrasted with his awesome physical strength. To his employers, Jerry was a fine worker. To his wife, he was a good husband. And to the Oregon police, Jerry Brudo was the most hideously twisted killer they had ever unmasked.

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John P. (jpele) wrote on 2/21/2007...

2 member(s) found this review helpful.

Ann Rule does a great job of detailing the crimes of sexual deviant Brudos as he escalates from stealing women's undergarments off clotheslines to raping his victims' lifeless bodies repeatedly. His crimes are so demented that even seasoned detectives (and true crime readers!) blanched at the things Brudos had done to his victims and his lack of remorse when confessing to them.

Sarah E. (DreamSE22) wrote on 8/28/2006...

1 member(s) found this review helpful.

This was an alright true crime novel. Jerry Brudos was very creepy indeed, however, I was glad that it didn't take too long to send him to prison since he pretty much admitted to his crimes up front after he was caught. I felt a bit sorry for his wife Darcie because she was so old-fashioned and couldn't stand to file for divorce earlier on in their marriage, and also for the fact that she had to stand trial for being a possible accomplice to her husband's crimes. I'm still not sure I would have allowed a boob paperweight to be on display for my household though!

Mona H. (MoMoH) wrote on 6/15/2006...

1 member(s) found this review helpful.

One by one the young women vanished without a trace....
Pretty Linda Slawson disappeared while trying to make a living selling encyclopedias door to door.
Lovely college girl Jan Whitney never completed her two hour drive home on the freeway.
Beautiful pre-med student Karen Sprinker failed to show up for a lunch date with her mother.
Stunningly attractive Linda Salee dropped out of sight while her boyfriend waited and worried for hours.
By then the pattern was clear. Oregon massive police search was under way. But not even Lt. James Stovall, the brilliant investigator in charge, suspected how grisly the crimes were--- or who the man who killed like a sadistc monster would turn out to be...
ONE OF THE MOST TERRIFYING TRUE-CRIME STORIES OF OUR TIME!
It kept me wanting to know what was next.



Please Rate these Book Reviews

Rena C. (jhoxfan) wrote on 5/1/2009...


Typical Ann Rule. Great book

Sue W. wrote on 3/4/2009...


Another good book by Ann Rule.

Melanie crazydaisy wrote on 10/26/2008...


Very chilling tale of mass murder in Oregon in the late 60's. Jerry Brudo was a man without a conscience. Ann Rule paints a vivid picture of the horrific crimes he commits. Good read!

Carol C. (cmcav04) wrote on 2/12/2008...


Made me become more aware of my surroundings. You never know "what" may be lurking around the corner, or down the street in your own neighborhood! Ann Rule puts you there as though it were taking place right before your eyes. Scary stuff.

Tara T. (tarataylor) wrote on 9/4/2007...


Rule tells the story of serial killer and sadistic monster Jerome Brudos, the "Lust Killer". Graphic, but well written. Love Ann Rule books!

Lois S. (jazz) wrote on 5/13/2007...


True crime written by a former Seattle policewoman.
Tells of an Oregon serial killer.

Rick M. (giebeman) wrote on 3/2/2007...


Ann Rule rules!

Lysandra M. (confusedbutcute) wrote on 1/21/2007...


This was an excellent book. I liked the writing style of Ann Rule as Andy Stack better because it flows easier.

Danielle W. (mamaof3babies) wrote on 12/13/2006...


A look into the life of serial killer Jerry Brudos. Very interesting.

Lisa M. (3boys4me) wrote on 8/12/2006...


Cover is a little bent and this is an older version of the book and indicates writing as Andy Stack.


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