THE GAY SLAYER
Nonfiction, Social & Cultural Studies, Social Science, Crimes & Criminals, Murder, True Crime
| Author: | Tammy Richards | ISBN: | 1230000019549 |
| Publisher: | reddeivilpress2012 | Publication: | September 13, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Tammy Richards |
| ISBN: | 1230000019549 |
| Publisher: | reddeivilpress2012 |
| Publication: | September 13, 2012 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
THE VOICE ON THE PHONE WAS CHILLINGLY matter-of-fact. "I've killed another man," the caller told police. "Haven't you found him yet?" After giving an address in a rundown neighborhood—where detectives would discover a nude corpse, strangled like the four victims before him—the man continued, "I will go on killing. You can't catch me. I'll kill one a week."
Colin Ireland was one of Britains worst serial killers. Unlike the Yorkshire Ripper, Fred and Rose West, Irelands killing spree recieved little publicity even though his killings were brutal and bizzare. He chose his victims from the underground S&M gay scene in London, knowing there would be many witnesses willing to come forward to the police and because of the easiness of killing men who were willingly tied and boud before there deaths. Ireland contacted the Samaritans and the Sun newspaper when his crimes did not recieve the publicity he craved. Was it because his victims were Gay? Many questions remain as to why the gruesome murders of Colin Ireland did not recieve the media frenzie which would have acompanied murders of young women or children. This book looks at the life of Colin Ireland. Brought up in poverty and accousted many times by Peadophiles it looks in to the background that made a serial killer. His killing spree and the bizzare way in which he left his victims. The Gay slayer brought terror to Londons gay community and they did not even know it. This is the full story of the life and crimes of Colin Ireland.
THE VOICE ON THE PHONE WAS CHILLINGLY matter-of-fact. "I've killed another man," the caller told police. "Haven't you found him yet?" After giving an address in a rundown neighborhood—where detectives would discover a nude corpse, strangled like the four victims before him—the man continued, "I will go on killing. You can't catch me. I'll kill one a week."
Colin Ireland was one of Britains worst serial killers. Unlike the Yorkshire Ripper, Fred and Rose West, Irelands killing spree recieved little publicity even though his killings were brutal and bizzare. He chose his victims from the underground S&M gay scene in London, knowing there would be many witnesses willing to come forward to the police and because of the easiness of killing men who were willingly tied and boud before there deaths. Ireland contacted the Samaritans and the Sun newspaper when his crimes did not recieve the publicity he craved. Was it because his victims were Gay? Many questions remain as to why the gruesome murders of Colin Ireland did not recieve the media frenzie which would have acompanied murders of young women or children. This book looks at the life of Colin Ireland. Brought up in poverty and accousted many times by Peadophiles it looks in to the background that made a serial killer. His killing spree and the bizzare way in which he left his victims. The Gay slayer brought terror to Londons gay community and they did not even know it. This is the full story of the life and crimes of Colin Ireland.
