
Have you ever thought what you would say to a murderer? What do you talk about knowing they have taken the life of someone else? Where do you even start?
For Tony Ciaglia, it was obvious: you talk about their crimes, their motivations, and their remorse (or lack of it) for the horrifying acts they’ve committed. After suffering a traumatic brain injury from a WaveRunner accident, Ciaglia found himself fascinated with serial killers and began writing to them.
The story of Ciaglia’s correspondence forms the crux of my dad’s newest book, The Serial Killer Whisperer, just recently released last week.
And now I’m excited to announce a new webpage all about the book where you can read an excerpt, reviews, and even pick up your own copy.
As the administrator of PeteEarley.com, I’ve watched Pete’s site evolve over the years and experience amazing growth thanks to his blog. But recently, the books section of this website has played second fiddle to the great posts Pete puts up each week.
So, for his newest true crime offering, I wanted to launch something special.
The result is SerialKillerWhisperer.net — a standalone site that introduces you to the story of the book, the characters in it, and offers you a chance to become engrossed in a 6,000 word excerpt before you decide to buy a copy.
The subject matter isn’t for everyone (as Pete has pointed out), but it’s a fascinating look at how some can walk the line on the edge of darkness while others can’t.





