Crime Library: Criminal Minds and Methods

Albert Fish

BY Marilyn Bardsley

Bibliography

This feature story is taken primarily from the following sources: the New York Daily News, the New York Times, Harold Schechter's (Pocket Books, 1990) and Dr. Fredric Wertham's The Show of Violence (Doubleday, 1949) and Mel Heimer's (Pinnacle Books, 1971).

Other sources used were:

Martingale, Moira, St. Martin's Paperbacks. 1993.

Schechter, Harold, and David Everitt, The A-Z Encyclopedia of Serial Killers. Pocket Books. 1996.

The Crime Library particularly recommends Schecher's Deranged as the most comprehensive book on the subject of Albert Fish.

 

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  1. A Knock at the Door
  2. New Recruits
  3. Gracie
  4. Vanished
  5. Without A Trace
  6. Where Have You Gone Billy Boy?
  7. The Boogey Man
  8. The Manhunt
  9. A Letter From Hell
  10. A Clue
  11. Albert H. Fish
  12. Confession
  13. One-Way Ticket
  14. Savagery
  15. Finding Gracie
  16. A Criminal History
  17. The Unspeakable
  18. Cannibalistic Cravings
  19. The Alienists
  20. A True Sadist
  21. "Pins and Needles"
  22. Legally Insane?
  23. The Trial
  24. Testimonies
  25. On Hands and Knees
  26. Signs of Psychosis
  27. From the Frying Pan into the Fire
  28. Bibliography
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