Unbelievable, unreal, yet true! By Krystina Goolsby Can you imagine being a student, no more than the age of eighteen, and involved in communications with a serial killer that's past victims fit your description?
Amazingly, Jason Moss pulled it off. Putting his own life on the line, he successfully entered the lives and minds of several different serial killers including John Wayne Gacy whom he got the closest to.
Other than being down right crazy and unbelievable, it offers a view that the public is often not shown of serial killers. Included are pictures of himself with Gacy and others as well as pictures from the original crimes. This book is a true life, thrill ride from beginning to end. Once you pick it up you absolutely cannot put it down.
Although the book is a great read, I do not recommend it for the faint of heart due to its violent and explicit content. It gets very graphic at times. Any true crime fan should definitely read this book. It's well worth the time. Couldn't put it down I will definitely recommend this book to crime, true crime lovers. Your Rating:. Your Comment:. Moss Submitted by: Jane Kivik. The Last Victim has ratings and reviews. Eighteen-year-old honor student Jason Moss wrote to men whose body counts had made criminal history:.
Warner Books. It was a quick read and I was not surprised to learn that Gacy had the people that work in that prison in the palm of his hands. I would have prefered if the book contained more of his actual correspondences and less about his life unless it had been just peppered in The co-author was the one who suggested to Jason to write primarily about himself and his motivations for writing to serial killers, than about the actualy serial killers themselves under the pretext that there was already plenty of stuff already about Gacy, Ramirez and Dahmer.
Basically, this 18 year old boy had an intimate correspondence relationship with John Wayne Gacy, and then they started talking on the phone, and I think that they eventually meet.
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