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portada Luke Karamazov (Great Lakes Books)
Type
Physical Book
Year
2016
Language
English
Pages
192
Format
Paperback
ISBN13
9780814342886

Luke Karamazov (Great Lakes Books)

Conrad Hilberry (Author) · Wayne State University Press · Paperback

Luke Karamazov (Great Lakes Books) - Conrad Hilberry

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Synopsis "Luke Karamazov (Great Lakes Books) "

Luke Karamazov is the true story of two brothers who were convicted of serial murders. In 1964, Luke Karamozov (née Ralph Searl) confessed to killing five men over a three-month period; following in his grisly footsteps was his younger brother, Tommy Searl, who was sentenced for the rape and murder of four young women in or around the brothers’ hometown of Kalamazoo. The events described in the book have the drama of fiction, but are very real events. Conrad Hilberry based his account on interviews with the two men, their friends, the woman whom they both married, and prison officials. Choosing to focus more on the texture of the men’s lives than on the crimes themselves, Hilberry explores the movement of their thoughts and the ways in which they have each dealt with their brutal childhoods and their lives in prison. Luke Karamazov is an unusually vivid and detailed study of two contrasting psychological types. Drawing on Ernest Becker’s Denial of Death, Hilberry presents Karamazov and his brother as extreme instances of behavior and states of mind that, surprisingly, are not uncommon. The result is a story that is at once bizarre and psychologically interesting.

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