I Hunt Killers by Barry Lyga
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8/13/13
Jazz and His Dad
I found it very interesting that a serial killer would involve his young child in his "career". Jazz did not actually participate in his father's killings but he was told of them in detail. Jazz was even involved with the maintaining of his dad's "trophies" from each killing. I cannot imagine how that felt to a young boy. Growing up, this was all that Jazz knew and I am sure it was hard for him to differentiate from right and wrong. Jazz remembers the killing of this dog and how his dad made him watch. Jazz, and I, wonder if Jazz was involved in his mother's killing as well. Right up until the end, Mr. Lyga keeps you guessing as to what really happened to Jazz's mother and how she was killed.
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