new books by Judith A. Yates
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Everywhere that Shirley Winters went, there were fires. And death. And destruction.
Shirley Baron Winters is a rare type of criminal - a female serial arsonist and serial killer. She does not fit the profile of "arsonist" and she is not a "typical" female serial killer. Like fire, she is an enigma: Made up of various elements, she ruthlessly destroyed everything she touched.
For the first time, Shirley Winters discusses what could have created such a "monster" - the pain, anger, happiness, abuse, love. She has spent most of her life incarcerated or hospitalized for a variety of issues. She has murdered at least four children. And set fires. A lot of fires.
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With an Introduction by internationally recognized Arsonist Profiler & Fire Investigator Edward Nordskog.
Irma Grese -
becoming the
hyena of auschwitz
Shy schoolgirl and farmer's daughter turned vicious Nazi concentration camp guard IRMA GRESE is one of the most notorious female perpetrators to emerge from the Hitler regime.
What created Irma Grese? Was she a killer given the right tools at the opportune time? Was she a true sadist? Or was she attempting to heal childhood injuries?
Criminologist and award - winning author Judith A. Yates details the life of Irma Grese and those around her. Dispelling ageless myths and questioning long-held beliefs, Yates exposes the truth on how Irma Grese became "THE HYENA OF AUSCHWITZ."
With an Introduction by serial killer expert Peter Vronsky, PhD, author of "Female Serial Killers."
Includes:
- Irma Grese's letters from death row & her poetry
- Color images
- 100+ photos & documents
- Holocaust survivor interviews
- Rare images
Praise for "Irma Grese"
“The most comprehensive book on a complex female criminal to date. Irma Grese’s life is meticulously researched.” - New York Times Best Selling and award winning author Burl Barer
“Judith Yates’ incredible investigative techniques and ability to tell the story shines in ‘Irma Grese – becoming the hyena of Auschwitz.’ By detailing Grese’s’ life and her world, from birth to execution and the legacy, the author explains why and how it was easy for a simple farmer’s daughter to assist in systematically annihilating over 15 million souls in a few years. This book will stay with you.” - John Borowski, award-winning author & filmmaker
"This book is fascinating and the research you have done is impeccable! There is an incredible array of unique photos." - Dan Zupinski's True Murder Podcast
