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    Charles Ray Hatcher - Serial Killer Case File #3: True Crimes

    By Matthias Jackman

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    Charles Ray Hatcher: Serial Killer Case File #3
    From the True Crime research library of Matthias Jackman

    Charles Ray Hatcher
    AKA: Richard Lee Grady / Albert Ralph Price / Chucky
    Country: USA (Missouri)
    Victims: Convicted of 2 – confessed to 16
    Victim type: Children and Men
    Years Active: 1969 – 1982

    An insightful case file report into one of the world's most active active criminals. Charles Ray Hatcher was convicted of 2 murders but confessed to 16, he was sentenced to life in prison without parole for 50 years, in September 1984. Hatcher was a one man crime spree whose crimes escalated from theft and forgery to pedophilia and murder. Discover all you need to know about Charles Ray Hatcher in the 3rd of the Serial Killer Case Files.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherFuture Gothic Publishing
    Release dateMay 4, 2014
    ISBN9781498920483
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