Description
Dive into the chilling world of 'The Ice Man,' the gripping biography of Richard Kuklinski, one of history's most notorious serial killers. This compelling B-format paperback, published by HarperCollins in 2007, offers an unparalleled insight into the life of a cold-blooded professional assassin who claimed responsibility for over 200 murders. Through 240 hours of interviews with Kuklinski and his family, author Philip Carlo unveils the duality of a man who juggled being a devoted family man and a ruthless killer, infamous for his connections to organized crime. Readers will discover how Kuklinski's life remains laden with darkness, yet is intertwined with moments of twisted normalcy that paint him as both monster and father. 'The Ice Man' also explores the intricate relationships that shaped and were shaped by Kuklinski, including key figures like Jimmy Hoffa and John Gotti. This biography is not just about crime; it’s a deep psychological study of a man who led an enigmatic life, evoking chilling intrigue and horror in every page. Perfect for true crime enthusiasts, 'The Ice Man' offers a unique perspective on the mind of a killer and the complexities of his existence. Don't miss this essential addition to your true crime library, where chilling realities merge with human stories.