Monsters Among Us: Man's Inhumanity

The philosophic journeys of Hal Lindsey (The Late Great Plant Earth) and Eric Hoffer (Reflections on The Human Condition) are clearly evident throughout the book. The chapters include discussions on The Seven Deadly Sins and their relationship to the current status of evil in our world, infamous case studies, including: The Toy Box Killer and Woldt and Salmon – truly depraved sadistic killers. Victim case studies are also featured. The Sylvia Likens case will chill you to the bone – if you can sustain the reading. One of the most famous of victim cases in the United States is the Kitty Genovese case. Chronicled in Chapter 4, The Tragedy of Doing Nothing, Kitty Genovese of New York was murdered in front of dozens of witnesses who stared out their windows without saying a word.

The final chapters delve into jihad, the Taliban, Al-Qaeda, ISIS and ISIL. These terrorists are truly monsters. They use religion as a shield to commit murder and mayhem around the world.