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'I don't know what drives me to kill. All I know is that I like it.'
Young, handsome Lesley Eugene Warren was a magnet for the young women who fell for his seductive charm. Little did they know that underneath the beguiling exterior lay a twisted desire to kill. This is a terrifying true account of a serial killer who left a trail of tragedy and death across the East Coast of America. When police eventually caught up with the evil Warren, he admitted that he did not know what drove him to kill. All he knew was that he liked it. These brutal murders shocked and disturbed a community, a community that slept more easily once Warren was finally caught and locked up. Now the horrifying true story is finally revealed in this shocking, sensational book.

An Italian cop lies writhing on the ground, the bullets from a Magnum 357 searing into his stomach. Nearby, the owner of the Magnum lies dead, ripped almost in half in the Italian countryside. A well-known Mafia face is spotted at the scene. So ended the life of millionaire gunman Valerio Viccei, a man who lived by the gun and, eventually, died by the gun... Young, brilliant, smooth-talking, glamorous: Valerio had it all. He hit headlines across the world when he got away with [pound]60 million from the Knightsbridge Safe Deposit Centre. It was the biggest robbery in history. It seemed like the perfect crime: all the losers appeared to be hugely wealthy; no one was hurt and many ordinary people marvelled at the daring and nerve of the raiders. Valerio has been labelled a criminal genius, a super-stud and a ruthless gunman. Before he died, he wrote his fascinating memoir. This, in his own words, is the final truth about one of the most talked-about villains of all time.