Michael Reynolds (2)

I was not very familiar with this case before reading Dead Ends. Sure I have heard the name Aileen Wuornos and knew she was a convicted and executed serial killer, but that's really all I knew. I never knew she was pregnant at such a young age, or tossed out on her own so young.
This was a highly detailed and informative account of how Aileen Wournos was caught, and her subsequent trial and sentencing.. There is no doubt she was guilty but after reading about people who planned to use her show more story as their own personal jack pot, or ending up with an attorney who called himself Dr. Legal I can't help but almost feel a speck of sympathy, not so much for her but for the childhood she had, and the child she was. I can't help but wonder if her son ever found out who his mother was and for his sake I hope he didn't know. Some questions are better left unanswered.

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I have read better Serial Killer accounts but I have definitely read worse. This one is ok. If you have never read anything about Aileen Wournos then I would recommend it. If you have then you will not learn anything that you don't already know.

Reviewed on Lit/Rant: https://www.newsreview.com/sacramento/same-as-it-never-was/content?oid=21399965