Castleden, Rodney

Discusses many people who have shaped the world we live in.

Examines some of the most intriguing and mysterious unsolved murders throughout history.

Serial killers appear to be sexually dysfunctional and have low self-esteem. Their methodical rampages are often a part of an elaborate fantasy that builds to a climax at the moment of their murderous outburst. Serial killers generally murder strangers with cooling off periods between each crime. Many enjoy cannibalism, necrophilia and keep trophy-like body parts as mementos of their work. Serial killers are sadistic in nature. Some return to crime scenes or grave sites of their victims to fantasize about their deeds. Many like to insert themselves in the investigation of their crimes and some enjoy taunting authorities with letters or carefully placed pieces of evidence.

Examines the many factors of many of the conflicts that have changed our world.

Provides descriptions of many natural disasters that have affected the world we live in.

Provides descriptions of people throughout history who have commited acts of evil by their own choices.

The author presents evidence to support his theory that the legendary King Arthur was in fact a sixth-century military commander and that many of the romantic tales of Merlin, Camelot, and Excalibur are rooted in truth; examines various theories regarding the location of Arthur's kingdom; discusses the possibility that Arthur survived his final battle; and suggests the whereabouts of Arthur's grave.

Examines the many factors of many of the discoveries that have changed our world.

Provides descriptions of many inventions that have changed the world we live in today.