America's Early Serial Killers: Five Cases of Frontier MadnessMost everyone has heard of H. H. Holmes as America's first serial killer. He truly was a diabolical and vicious murderer. What you are about to read tells the stories of other historical serial killers who were slaughtering their victims as long ago as the late 1700's, though there are most likely serial killer stories earlier than that.�America's Early Serial Killers contains in vivid detail the murderous activities of five serial killers starting back in the 1790s and continuing through to the 1890s.�In one case, the killer has never been identified.Given that these cases occurred so long ago, there will certainly be differing accounts as to what happened and who did what. The research was as thorough as possible, though the conclusions may differ from other resources.The serial killers included here used different tactics and methods than current day serial killers, though the murders and atrocities were just as bad if not worse.Included are the cases of:The Harpe Brothers who slaughtered up to forty people, including some of their own childrenFelipe Espinosa who murdered many settlers in the Colorado territoryThe murderous Bender Family �who killed travelers for their moneyThe still unsolved Servant Girl Murders of Austin, Texas, and finallyThe story of H. H. Holmes himself.If you enjoy reading about true crime from the past, this book will satisfy your curiosity and at the same time also reveal some unusual facets of early American life.Click BUY above right now to get your copy of America's Early Serial Killers: Five Cases of Frontier Madness.**About the AuthorMike Riley's fascination with Hollywood and the film industry goes back to his childhood in Boston where he went to the movies every chance he got. An avid reader, he began writing short stories in grade school and continued writing through college. He now uses his writing skill to create non-fiction books. His speciality is true crime but his interests vary widely. Be on the lookout for more books by Mr. Riley. He currently lives in Brentwood, California with his wife and son.�