The Die Song: A Journey Into the Mind of a Mass Murderer

It was a sad day when this book went out of print. I've read many well-written crime books, but this one tops my list. It's more well-written than many crime books: colorful but not sensationalist. Also provides a fascinating glimpse into the mind of a clearly insane killer. Have you ever wondered what type of murderer should qualify for "not guilty by reason of insanity"? Read this! Highly, highly recommend.

I am surprised to be the first person to review this book The Die Song, by Donald T. Lunde and Jefferson Morgan, was a wonderfully written nonfiction book It was about Herbert William Mullin, a mass murderer who was sent to prison although it was clear he was insane. The psychologist who helped write the book, Donald T. Lunde, was the one who worked with the murderer during the trial. It was written in a way that made the reader feel like a witness to the murders, the trial and the criminal's life. It provided a deep analysis into the background of Mullin. The book was very well written, and I could hardly put it down! I highly recommend this book to those interested in either psychology or criminology.