Zoë Apostolides

Vanished without trace Zoë Apostolides

In the early 1900s, Henri Landru lured at least ten unsuspecting women to their deaths and later incinerated their bodies

  • Landru’s Secret: The Deadly Seductions of France’s Lonely Hearts Serial Killer

    Richard Tomlinson

    Pen & Sword, pp. 312

  • An Unexplained Death: The True Story of a Body at the Belvedere

    Mikita Brottman

    Canongate, pp. 269

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