The True Stories of the Monster of Florence: Italian Crimes
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- Length: 1 hr and 37 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Release Date:10/05/2011
- Publisher: LA CASE
Publisher's Summary
This is the story of the crimes of one that came to be known as "The Monster of Florence". We refer to an an event that has tested all criminology theories on serial killers, to the point where we can state that there are traditional crimes, serial killers, and then there is The Monster of Florence.
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What the Critics Say
"A must read guaranteed to give newbies a clear and complete understanding of the Monster's murders and of the various investigative teories. The audiobook could also be a great reference for experts who believe they know everything on the subject, as it uncovers valuable clues and revelations about the murders and the investigations" (Gabriele Basilica, Thriller Magazine).
"Those passionate about true crime stories will certainly appreciate the analysis of the murders of the Monster of Florence. Brunoro and Pezzan write about everything, from Vincenzo Spalletti to the Sardinian Lead, from Pietro Pacciani to the picnicking friends, and finally from the esoteric theory to the Narducci story. A wonderful map to find your way through a deep mistery (Maurizio Di Giangiacomo, Alto Adige).
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Commuting Learner13/02/12
"I don't rate 1 Star Lightly"
Would you try another book from Jacopo Pezzan and Giacomo Brunoro and/or Yacine May and Max Dupré ?This was so difficult to follow I gave up. There is this irritating music playing in the background and sound effects like bugs, gunshots... anyway it's partially dramatized and then the narrator has a strange accent that makes certain words sound very alien. For instance
Would you ever listen to anything by Jacopo Pezzan and Giacomo Brunoro again?Maybe, with a better narrator. I don't mean to bash her, but dang...hard to listen to.
Who would you have cast as narrator instead of Yacine May and Max Dupré ?I don't think Max Dupre' read anything in this presentation. As far as the main narration goes it might have been tolerable without all the music and strange sound effects that just helped to further distract me from the topic.
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donnaWashington, MO, United States17/04/12
"Would not recommend"
Would you try another book from Jacopo Pezzan and Giacomo Brunoro and/or Yacine May and Max Dupré ?Not very interesting, long and drawn out, bad ending.
What do you think your next listen will be?Unknown
How did the narrator detract from the book?I did not like her voice
What character would you cut from The True Stories of the Monster of Florence?all of them
Any additional comments?no
0 of 2 people found this review helpful