The S-Bahn Murderer: The Hunt For, and Confession of Paul Ogorzow, Nazi Germany's Most Notorious Serial Killer
- ISBN-10
- ISBN-13
- 9798667144427
- Pages
- 226
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2020-07-17
- Publisher
- Independently Published
- Author
- A G Mogan
Description
In the midst of World War II, when death and chaos were the daily norm in Nazi Germany, a man began his own war--a gruesome bloody warfare against the women of Berlin. By mid 1938, Paul Ogorzow, who later became known as The S-Bahn Murderer, embarked on a series of violent attacks, randomly sexually assaulting and raping dozens of women in and around Nazi-era Berlin, culminating with the grisly murders of eight women by throwing them off a moving train. Between October 1940 and July 1941, The S-Bahn - Berlin's main commuter train - became the site of senseless horrors and death, a playground for a monster who, helped by the blackout reigning over the city, carried out his most perverted desires at the expense of young innocent human lives.This is the story of Nazi Germany's most notorious serial killer, the story of a brutal murderer and his crimes, penned in a novel inspired by true events. Told by the detective in charge with Paul Ogorzow's case, this fast-pace dynamic detective story offers an insight into the workings of the German Criminal Police, and into how catching an elusive killer proved every bit harder in a time of inconceivable confusion, racial misconceptions and all around chaos.This is a story about human depravity and coldblooded ruthlesness, about a brutal reality as old as it is new, a story that reveals the lowest depths that can be traced within the human nature deprived of emotional inteligence.
