Reddit reviews Hell's Wasteland: The Pennsylvania Torso Murders

yeah I think that too, they're about 100 miles away from eachother, connected by a railroad track, and committed around the same time in a similar fashion, james badal has a book called "hells wasteland the pennsylvania torso murders" where he too believes they were from the same person https://www.amazon.com/Hells-Wasteland-Pennsylvania-Torso-Murders/dp/1606351532

I don't know about google books, but here are some good reads.

Sudden Terror by Larry Crompton (East Area Rapist)

The Search for the Green River Killer by Carlton Smith

Cries in the Desert by John Glatt (David Parker Ray)

In the Wake of the Butcher

Though Murder Has No Tongue

Hell's Wasteland all three by James Jesson Badal (Mad Butcher of Kingsbury Run)

I have several cases of interest:


Beverly Potts It's always bothered me that she could disappear in such a short distance and no one see or hear anything unusual.


The Pennsylvania Torso Murders In his book, James Jessen Badal explores murders that may or may not be related to the Cleveland Torso Murders. The Pennsylvania murders haven't had as much attention as their more famous counterparts in Ohio and I would love to hear an in-depth podcast on this case.


The Ax Murders of Saxtown. This case fascinates me because it's in my home state of Illinois and because there's just something creepy about a whole family including an infant being slaughtered by an ax-wielding maniac.