The French would say that a crime of passion is 'to kill for love'. The believe--and rightly--that any human being, driven to the limits of endurance by uncontrollable feelings, is capable of committing an act as bloody, brutal, and savage as any in history. Many crimes are motivated by passion, and are not merely versions of the eternal triangle, the killing for lust or love. ASnger, frustration, greed, resentment and despair all play their part. Here you can read about many such crimes including the murder of Stamford White, a distinguished American architect; about Ruth Ellis, the last woman to be hanged in Britain; the Red Barn murder; and many others.
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The motives and actions of over 100 murderers who committed notorious crimes of passion are revealed in this book.
... 382 Goodrich, Edna, 275,276 Goron, Marie-Franjois, 220 Gosette, Amy, 349 Gouffe, Toussaint-Augustin, 219–21, 223, ... Eugénie, 140 Gray, Effie, 72 Greeley-Smith, Nixola, 325, 341-2, 343 Grille, Magdeleine, 212-16, 217, 218 Gueydan, ...
True Crime Crimes Of Passion
This Book of Short Stories has five chapters of Lust, Love, Passion and Ending with Murder. This book will keep you guessing and Engaged until the very end. One of my favorite lines, comes form Chapter 5 the Other woman.
Reports of various crimes committed by individuals driven to the limits of endurance by uncontrollable feelings.
LIFE magazine presents stories of crimes of passion.
"Jules Capshaw is trying to keep her cool as Torte gets set to make its transformation from quaint, local confectionary cafae to royal pastry palace.
This book tells the stories of crimes committed in the frenzies and frustrations of love - violent and tragic endings to a love story that has gone wrong.
Invites readers to unravel some of the most tantalizing cases drawn from actual police files.