I stopped reading cause the stories got sickening and I couldn’t really defend reading it with “I wanna know how to avoid this” because it was just a bunch of gory stories with no advice. I skipped over all that and just read the end, where’s there’s actual tips on staying safe. 

It was also pretty clear the author wasn’t unbiased, in the sense that he clearly disliked certain views and people (not serial killers, but people trying to explain their behaviour). Because of this, it felt like he didn’t portray those sides fairly: 

“These days Chesler is buzzing around another turd – the Middle-East and terrorism. […] We can all sleep better now knowing that Phyllis has joined the war on terrorism.”