Vampires arent real. But at one point in the 70s, in California, a man who had a penchant for drinking human blood and killing his victims terrorized the city of Sacramento. Here is his story.Richard Trenton Chase Jr., otherwise known as the Sacramento Vampire, terrorized California during the 1970s. He brutalized, killed, and even ate his victims. But what stood out most in the publics imagination was his penchant for drinking their blood, like a modernday vampire. The truth is, Chase was a severely disturbed individual. Some killers are coldblooded monsters, some simply have terrible impulse controlbut others are completely deranged. Chase fits into that category.Since he was diagnosed with severe mental illness, it remains debatable how cognizantand how culpableChase was of what he was doing.Prosecutors later highlighted several aspects of Chases assaults which they believed showed that he was aware of the gravity of his actions, and should therefore be held accountable. His defense attorneys, on the other hand, tried to demonstrate that Chase was a man so removed from reality that he should be considered not guilty by reason of insanity.At any rate, whatever might have been going on in the mind of Richard Chase Jr., his victims were real, and the horrors he inflicted on them were very real as well. The deeds of Richard Chase Jr. most certainly make for a frightening, sad, and twisted tale. This book documents this disturbed mans troubled life, his horrific rampage,...

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