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File Size: 4436 KB

Print Length: 159 pages

Publisher: Ryan Green Publishing (April 10, 2018)

Publication Date: April 10, 2018

Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC

Language: English

ASIN: B07C48CSC5

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The writing is captivating. It’s not just a dry recitation of bare facts. It attempts to explain Baumeister and his motivations, and makes the reader feel that he has a greater understanding of this guy. But, since the explanations are just conjecture (because Baumeister never let anyone in on his mindset) there’s no way of knowing if the author has actually gotten it right. There are numerous passages narrating conversations and interactions between Baumeister and his victims that had to be guesses by the author, since the victims are dead and Baumeister killed himself rather than admitting, let alone detailing, his actions. It’s a good read but who knows how accurate it is?

Decently written. I have two issues with it: 1. The book heavily relies on speculative dialogue and descriptions of events that the author had to make up as no one else was there or ever recounted to anyone else what happened, and 2. It portrayed Indianapolis as being a city full of disdain for gays. I grew up there, during the era these killings took place, and the city was nowhere near as prejudiced or uncaring towards gays as the author portrays it. To hear the author tell it, you’d think Indianapolis used to have lynch mobs routinely rounding up gays and hanging them.

Very well written and captivating was totally immersed in this book very good paced and exciting. Well worth your time to read. Highly recommend you get this book it will not disappoint! Ryan Green is a very talented author! I have read several of his books and enjoyed it one very much!

Other reviewers here complained that the author -- Ryan Green -- took too many liberties by injecting his own theories into this story. I suppose those reviewers have a point. After all, Herb Baumeister was never arrested and tried, and it was never really proven that he was a serial killer. And this is true even though it seems that the evidence is overwhelming, and so it's hard to know exactly what was going through Mr. Baumeister's head, or to even definitely define his MO or signature. After all, most if not all of the bodies tied to him were reduced to mere bone fragments and so even cause of death would be tricky to calculate.I feel a little clarity is in order here. In case you haven't seen the definitions of MO and signature: "MO" is what the criminal does that is necessary for the commission of a crime, while the "signature" is something unnecessary for the commission of the crime but is necessary only to the criminal, usually psychologically. As an example, Robert Ben Rhoades offered young gals rides at truck stops as he went across the country. That would be part of his MO, just to get them into his truck. But he had the very bad habit of shaving the hair off most of his victims' body before torturing them. The shaving part was unnecessary, except to him, and so that was part of his signature. And it should be written in addition that, if a serial killer's signature is unique enough -- Mr. Rhoades was very unique -- when police first enter a murder scene or dump site they would know this crime was another in a series of related crimes -- thus "serial killer."But in reality, the police probably did know what Mr. Baumeister's MO was at least, assuming that an actual living victim's story is true. And there's no reason to discount that story. I won't discuss much of that here to hold the suspense for you, just in case you decide to buy and read "You Think You Know Me" (YTYKM), and I give a fairly strong recommendation that you do. But just like so many other "alleged" serial killers over time, a great number were eventually brought down because they made one mistake: they left one victim alive to tell the tale.But for those of you who read true crime you know, or should know, that a true-crime book can become very dry if the author doesn't use some conjecture. If that author doesn't the book can become drier than a Norm MacDonald joke. The book then just becomes an exercise in telling the facts, and that's great and all, but then most of the material could be found on the Internet anyways. Here, Mr. Green interjects theories as if those theories are true but it makes the book come alive. And it is the rare writer than can do that.There is some back story to Mr. Baumeister that is really interesting. He owned a large piece of property in Indiana called "Fox Hollow Farm," the place where he supposedly killed his victims before spreading bones and bone fragments all over his own property. I'm ambivalent about the idea of ghosts myself -- just like you I can't prove they exist and I can't prove they don't (proving a negative is usually impossible) -- but I highly recommend watching the show "Paranormal Witness" (PW) in particular Season 2, Episode 8, entitled "Fox Hollow Farm." The show in general has a high creep factor, and many of the people interviewed seem very far from crazy. But if you watch that episode you might think to yourself, "OK. This guy that rented the cottage on Fox Hollow Farm really seems sane. But his story seems so insane. Maybe there is something to this story after all?" That's at least how I felt after watching. At any rate, I think that PW is a really well-done show and even if you don't believe in the paranormal -- once again I'm ambivalent -- you might still like it. After all, you probably watch horror movies, right? And even if a horror movie isn't believable it can still be entertaining, right?I will recommend giving "You Think You Know Me" a try as I think it is entertaining, at least as entertaining as a book about a serial killer can be. But I actually liked it so much I finished it and purchased "The Kurim Case," another book by Mr. Green, and started reading that last night. And it is a complement to a writer if you read one of his books and immediately buy another. Ryan Green can and may consider this a complement.

I love true crime books and tv shows, so I thought I'd try this one. It was alright, but not one of the best I've read......

I read another book about this case and enjoyed both of them. This is a really well-written book. I will definitely be buying any future books he writes.

This book was very well written and was a compelling read. The story is well represented and the writing is good. However the story truly lacks the details available to be a great, stand alone, nonfiction book. While the writing and work that went into the story were great, the story itself does not make for more than a mediocre book. However I would recommend this book and read more by Ryan Green.

I look forward to a new release by Mr. Green because I know I will read a book unlike anyone else has written, and that's what keeps me coming back. I have heard of this psycho but when it is written in a different perspective, it's like reading about something entirely different than what you thought you knew.This man is a true sicko, the fact that he killed & buried bodies where his family lived , played etc is exactly what nightmares are made of. The normalcy of what he portrayed to others is more disgust . This type of murderer should be the most feared.I can't even grasp what this monster thought & here is Mr Green putting his view into what most likely occurred in Herbs head, utterly frightening.Well wrote, thank you again for frightening me just a little , lol.

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