Butcher, Baker by Walter Gilmour & Leland E. Hale

Butcher, Baker by Walter Gilmour & Leland E. Hale

In "Butcher, Baker" by Walter Gilmour & Leland E. Hale, the oil-boom era in Anchorage, Alaska, drew in unsavory characters, but a hidden monster lurked among them. Robert Hansen appeared to be a typical businessman, husband, and father, but beneath this facade was a human predator. From 1971 to 1983, Hansen stalked women on the fringes of Anchorage society, committing gruesome acts that shocked the nation. After his arrest, Hansen confessed to seventeen brutal murders, though authorities suspect over thirty victims. Alaska State Trooper Walter Gilmour and writer Leland E. Hale chronicle Hansen's twisted crimes—from the dark urges driving his madness to the women he killed and the authorities who captured and convicted the killer known as the "Butcher Baker." This true crime book delves into the chilling details of a serial killer and the investigation that brought him to justice.

Why You'll Love This Book

If you're fascinated by true crime stories that explore the dark side of seemingly ordinary individuals and the chilling reality of serial killers, "Butcher, Baker" is a must-read. Walter Gilmour and Leland E. Hale deliver a compelling and detailed account of a case that terrified a community. This book is perfect for those who enjoy true crime books that delve into the psychology of killers and the intricacies of criminal investigations. Dive into a world of hidden evil and shocking revelations, and experience the chilling reality of a notorious serial killer.