This book contains the entire collection of Bundy-related documents compiled by true crime enthusiast and Washington resident Sam Wilson. At first interested in Ann Rule’s The Stranger Beside Me, Wilson reached out to her and got in touch with Ted Bundy himself.

This is the chronological telling of this story from his letters to and from Ann Rule to corresponding with "the very definition of heartless evil".

The Bundy Letters contains a lengthy conversation between Sam Wilson and Ann Rule, and three responses from Bundy himself, as well as 14 pages of miscellaneous documents collected by Wilson, and 18 pages of letters and envelopes from Bundy sold through Cult Collectibles.

In 1986, Richard Ramirez’ lawyers compiled a document and presented it to a judge in order to call for a mistrial on the Night Stalker case. They felt as though the media coverage of Ramirez in Los Angeles was skewing the jury and giving a negative image of their client.

As the story goes, the judge immediately dismissed this document and threw it in the trash. Afterwards, a member of the jury took the document from the trash as a souvenir. Later, this document had a small number of copies created and distributed.

Never before published in book form, this document is now being shared as a curiosity and lost piece of history from the Richard Ramirez trial. It compiles courtroom transcripts and a collection of newspaper articles presented as evidence for the mistrial case.

Richard Ramirez vs. the City of Los Angeles is an essential read for anyone invested in the Night Stalker case and for true crime enthusiasts alike.

Based on dozens of hours of face-to-face interviews, and for the first time published in its entirety, the Jeffrey Dahmer psychiatric reports provide a unique analysis of the mind of one of the world’s most famous serial killer.

Private until now, this collection of psychological and psychatric examinations has been recently uncovered along with many other rare documents and media by Cult Collectibles.

Scanned from Lionel Dahmer’s personal copy, you can now read the full inside story on the mind of the Milwaukee Cannibal.

What kind of person writes to a serial killer? What are the motivations behind the morbid curiosity? Between 1992 and 1994, Jeffrey Dahmer received hundreds of letters. Notoriously hard to get in touch with, he would respond to very few. The incoming mail was far too heavy to stay on top of, so once he received and read a letter, it was taken home by his father and put into storage.

For the first time in almost 30 years, these letters are being made public through this book. Finally, we can get a look at the lengths people went to trying to get in touch with the Milwaukee Cannibal. Dear Dahmer is a rare collection that helps provide some insight into who and why someone would want to get a personal connection to one of the most notorious serial killers of all time.

What kind of person writes to a serial killer? What are the motivations behind the morbid curiosity? Between 1992 and 1994, Jeffrey Dahmer received hundreds of letters while living in prison. In 2022, for the first time, some of these letters were made public in Dear Dahmer: Letters to the Milwaukee Cannibal.

More Letters to Mr. Dahmer is a direct follow-up to this book, showing even more examples of the kind of people trying to contact the notorious Milwaukee Cannibal. From kids to adults, pastors to hopeless romantics, dive deeper into the minds of the morbidly curious and see what kind of people would want to befriend Jeffrey Dahmer.

In 1977, Ted Bundy contacted Dr. John Wood and appointed him a consultant to the defense regarding his case. He asked that Dr. Wood review autopsy reports of his victims in an effort to clear his name on those specific murders.

For the first time ever, these letters from Ted Bundy are being published, along with the autopsy reports, court documents, and notes from Dr. Wood. This collection of documents gives an insight never before seen into Bundy’s thoughts on his own crimes.