The Bike Path Killer

I was hesitant not to give this book a five. It was an interesting read, having spent quite a few years in Buffalo and Amherst during the Bike Path Rapist/Killer spree. The book does a great job explaining every detail of how he was caught, better than the media had previously described. I wish it would've gone into more detail of why he did it. The last chapter was dedicated to his motives, but it didn't seem to fulfill my want for his actions. But the very last exerpt from the book, detailing the author's wife was eerily shocking. Very good read for people interested in criminal psychology or criminal investigating.