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The name of my book is Duct Tape Killer by Phill Hamman and Sandy Hamman.

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I chose this book because murder cases, and criminal type books really interest me. This book focused the story of Robert Anderson, the main character who had committed murder and rape. This isn’t the story over everything that happened, including the trials and interrogations.

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Three major events that happened was the first kidnapping. This had a major impact on him, and how he felt about the future crimes he committed causing him to realize the joy he felt while committing the crimes. Second, his first interrogation. This is the first thing that really got the investigators onto a trail that it was him. During his interview, he was way too calm and collected and answered without any hesitation. As a normal person would go on a rant and be nervous. Lastly, him going to prison. This was before they fully found out it was him, but only knew one of the murders for sure. He had a cellmate he would confess all his crimes to, which then got spread out the the police and the judge to follow.

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though this may not have a specific time, they had occured in the late 1900’s, specifically in 1996 between the months of July-August. There wasn’t anything major in this time period that would effect the case, but the fact that they had less advanced technology then we do now could maybe have in impact on how long the case took to solve. Though there were many places that didn’t have a major impact, there for sure was one. This was in Lake Vermillion, where he had buried the first body. This had an impact on the pace of the investigation, as its a swampy area were it would be hard to find a body, especially due to the growth of vegetation. This would cause the investigation to stagger into intervals within dead ends, and hopefully finds.

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The reason the author had wrote this book not only was to spread public awareness, but to also show that good will eventually win over evil, no matter how long it takes. This is because in the beginning of the book, they had written a quote that states, “this is dedicated tot he morals of the people, in the end good shall prevail.” I feel like their professional life didn’t have to much to do with this, but the fact of them living in this time frame personally, can most likely make them feel as if they had a connection to this moment making the words have more meaning in whats being written than what the reader can see or comprehend.

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for ethos, I feel like hey used quite a bit of those throughout the story, as they would say, this trusted investigator found this, then this judge did this hearing, to show that it was reliable. For pathos, I feel they didn’t use this as much, but there were some areas where they would describe what happened in a way that would get you thinking how messed up the situation was. Though, they didn’t use logos throughout this story

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“this book was dedicated to the morals of the people, in the end good shall prevail.” this quote was in the very beggining right before page one.

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this is a preview describing what the book is about and some background info on the case.

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The reason this connect to my book is because this song is about killing and murderers, while as my book is about as well, including rape.

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This video is describing more of the case and some of the interviews and questioning during the case.

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this is an image of the area where he would burry the bodies and the main climax place of the story.

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This was the prison Robert Anderson had went to during his trials.

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What the execution looks like, since he was sentenced to execution.

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What the execution looks like, since he was sentenced to execution.

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This is an image of the execution room in within the prison Robert went to.

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This is the book preview of the book

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PREVIEW: New book on the ‘Duct Tape Killer’

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Hamman, Phil, Duct Tape Killer, Electio Publishing, Texas, 2020.

Book cover of the Duct Tape Killer Novel. (Online Image) Amazon.com, 23 Apr 2025

Execution room. (Online Image) Getty images, 23 Apr 2025

Huntsville Unit Prison. (Online Image) Ksat.com, 23 Apr 2025

Robert Anderson. (Online Image) Keloland.com 23 Apr 2025

Lake Vermillion. (Online Image) Ludlowsresort.com 23 Apr 2025

“New Book On the Duct Tape Killer”. YouTube. 2020. 23 Apr 2025

Talking Heads- Psycho Killer. Talking Heads. YouTube. 2010. Online. 23 Apr 2025