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Lobismuller
978-8416282647
New
Publisher's presentation:
"Lobismuller tells the story of Manuel Blanco Romasanta, Spain's bloodiest and most enigmatic serial killer, from a female perspective.
Manuel was born Manuela and originally believed to be a woman: according to modern forensic theories, he (or she) may have lived with a rare syndrome of intersexuality. Blanco Romasanta was dubbed the « Soapmaker, » owing to his habit of using the fat of victims to produce high-quality soap.
Although confessing to nine of the seventeen murders now attributed to him, Blanco Romasanta pleaded not guilty, declaring himself the victim of a curse that had transformed him into a wolf."
Texts in English only.
Design by Ramon Pez.
192 pages - Hardcover
Editorial RM, 2016
Format : 20 x 27 cm
New - Mint condition
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Abril, Laia
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