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The Last Victim charts the unsettling mind of serial killer Jason Moss through a detailed biographical lens. By combining psychological analysis with documented facts, the book offers readers a stark look at the motivations and actions that drove Moss to commit his murders. With 20 black‑and‑white photographs and a focus on the Nevada setting, this nonfiction account provides an unflinching examination of true crime and its impact on society.
First publish date: 1999
Genre: Biography & Autobiography/Biography
Authors: Jason Moss
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