True Crime Activity Book for Adults: Over 100 Activities To Learn More About Infamous Serial Killers And Their Horrific Crimes - Trivia, Puzzles, ... (True Crime Activity & Puzzle Book Series)

My daughter gifted the True Crime Activity Book for Adults: Over 100 to her friend, and she loved it! It’s entertaining, clever, and a perfect gift for anyone who enjoys true crime.

I bought this crime activity book for my friend who loves crime shows. She loved it! Over 100 different activities for adults. Colorful cover and interesting facts.

No complaints from my wife keeps her busy

I love this but there are a couple printing mistakes on a couple pages. I'd also like a word bank for the word searches. See picture for an example.

One word, AWESOME!

There are a few spelling mistakes. The riddle on page 69 doesn't have an answer to it, which I assume is Dennis Rader. The Riddles were very difficult because they were like two different serial killers at least the first three seemed to be. The first riddle on page 18 has the recycling bag, the automatic weapon, the books, the graduation cap, the house, and the trunk. Alright, not sure what the hell the recycling bag was all about. I know Ed Kemper kept a woman in his trunk, he lived with his grandparents in a house before killing them, read audio books, and killed co-eds... but he didn't use an automatic weapon. That is just some of which. The Riddle for David Berkowitz, what is with the tree and fire? That honestly reminded me of Ted Bundy because he survived in the woods for awhile, but David shot people parked in their cars or minding their business at parks. There was the crossword with the question, "What was Ted Bundy's education?" or something like that. Well... he got a college degree in psychology and then went to school to become a lawyer, but didn't get the degree. The answer was, psychologist, but he wasn't. He only had the degree. It even more confusing because he went to like 6 different colleges too, so this was just a question that shouldn't have been on there.

Very well done puzzle book for grownups. My wife is a crime analyst so this is right up her alley. She's done a few pages and keeps it in the side table in the front room for when there isn't anything on TV.

This activity book was a lot of fun to do with my son and my wife