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Hearing life-changing news about an illness or disease can sometimes bring out the very best in people. How many of us have been truly humbled by the courage and stoicism shown by terminally ill cancer sufferers, for example? Michael Lupo, though, was cut from a different cloth. When in the 1980s he was diagnosed with AIDS, his world fell apart. Lupo had enjoyed a hedonistic lifestyle and was well known in London’s gay community and society circles. Now he chose to exact revenge on the gay community. See this issue’s “Four Victims For ‘The Wolfman’ Of London” for the full story. “Why Kill And Dismember Elizabeth?” in this issue takes us back to 1940s Los Angeles and the haunting and still-unsolved Black Dahlia murder mystery. All the signs were that Hollywood wannabe Elizabeth Short had been tortured before being savagely slashed and mutilated. Who was the frenzied killer who had taken her life so brutally? And what on earth was the motive? Finally, don’t miss the case of cold-blooded killer Stephen Morin, one of the FBI’s most wanted fugitives. Read “I Helped A Mass Killer Build His Torture Chamber” for the full story. Highlights this issue include: * Heidnik: Terror In His Pit Of Death * Disgusting Crimes Of Grace’s Callous Killer * Four Victims For “The Wolfman” Of London * Couples Who Kill: Double-Killing Made Sarah America’s Most Wanted * Agony In Adelaide * Point-Blank Shooting of A Gunnersbury Policeman * Why Kill And Dismember Elizabeth? * The Bourne End Love Tragedy * “I Helped A Mass Killer Build His Torture Chamber” * The Scottish Adventurer’s Daughter Who Went To The Gas Chamber * Shocking Crimes Of The Cincinnati Strangler * The Secret of Cannibal Vlad’s Kangaroo Meat