Carl Panzram

The Gruesome True Crime Story of the Savage Serial Killer

By: Ryan James

Narrated by: Jim D Johnston

Unmask the savagery behind Carl Panzram with this morbidly fascinating true-crime story.

Providing a chilling glimpse into the twisted psychology of the infamous serial killer Carl Panzram, this disturbing true-crime book offers an unparalleled look at what makes a murderer. Expertly recounting Panzram’s gruesome killing spree and the cruel ideas that drove his grisly murders, this story sheds light on his tragic upbringing and adolescence, his frequent clashes with the law, and the daring escape attempts he made in countless prisons.

Drawing on real-life historical letters and filled with artful, gritty prose that makes each larger-than-life figure come to life, Carl Panzram: The Gruesome True Crime Story of the Savage Serial Killer exposes his failed stint in the army, his ordeals in prison, and how his bloodlust and cruelty shaped his entire worldview.

As a deeply fascinating listen for fans of true crime, this book will satisfy your morbid and forbidden curiosities, painting a gripping picture of Panzram’s dark psyche and the crimes that cemented him among America’s most infamous convicts.

Are you ready to discover the savagery of Carl Panzram? Then start listening today!

©2022 Ryan James (P)2022 Carrillo's Publishing

Exorbitantly Thrilling!

Carl Panzram may not hold the same notoriety as some of his more prolific counter parts. However, the gripping tale of his life, and the sordid recounting of his blood lust should not be taken lightly. Stunningly gripping, this audio book is perfect for fans that have already blown through novels surrounding Dahmer, Bundy, and Gaycee.

Whoa

This true story,written much by the killer in his own words, is an insight into the early jail/prison system as well as an insight into someone without remorse.

i like this guy

sympathetic subject, actually. i don't know how much of this story is fictional. i kind of question when 3 television stations are mentioned at a trial in 1929 ... ? TV was barely invented then. I guess that's possible , yet doubtful. However, Panzram seems apparently to have been more intelligent than his parents & siblings, yet ... circumstances .. what would I have concluded having similar experiences ....