
by Martin Dr Obler, Thomas Clavin
Recounts the case of the New York serial killer dubbed "the Soda Pop Slasher" (a made-up name presumably for Charlie Chop-Off), who used broken class to cut his young victims, from the perspective of his psychologist, who began to suspect his patient of being the culprit and to believe that he and his girlfriend are the targets of his patient's compulsion
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