Serial Killers: Hunting Britons and their Victims, 1960-2006

This eagerly awaited book examines serial killings that took place in Britain from 1960-2006, including the 'Ipswich Murders' of late 2006. Serial Killers is a ground-breaking work that looks at these events from victim-related and wider social perspectives. Criminologist and former prison governor David Wilson - who has direct experience of working with several of the offenders concerned - analyzes the existing literature before concluding that it is not everyone that is at risk from 'Hunting Britons.' It is people from vulnerable groups who are targeted, mainly the elderly, women involved in prostitution, gay men, runaways, throwaways, and children and kids moving from place to place.