Serial Killer Quarterly Special Edition: Lustmord: Murder in German

- Fritz Haarman. When mutilated bodies of young males started appearing in Weimar-era Hanover, a middle-age homosexual is suspected of butchering them and selling their meat.
- Sylvestre Matuschka. Serbian businessman inflicts carnage in 1930s Austria and Germany, satisfying his strange sexual desire to wreck trains. Symphorophilia gone wild!
- Peter Kürten. Women and children murdered by dapper Dusseldorfer who fornicates with their bodies and drinks their blood. When faced with the guillotine he becomes very aroused.
- Joachim Kroll. Creepy loner strangles and stabs little girls in the Ruhr district, before butchering them and cooking them in elaborate recipes in his apartment.
- Jack Unterweger. Convicted Austrian sex murderer fools European bookworms into advocating for his release, then goes on to strangle prostitutes in Vienna, Czechoslovakia, and the United States.

• Serial Killer Quarterly Vol. 2 No. 8: They Almost Got Away
• Serial Killer Quarterly Vol. 2 No. 7: Psychotic Killers
• Serial Killer Quarterly Vol.1 No. 1: 21st Century Psychos
• Hell's Princess: The Mystery of Belle Gunness, Butcher of Men [Kindle in Motion]