Whether you are a true crime reader, or a criminal justice student, this Research is Ready for you. In Children who Murder, you'll read about thirty-three people who have either admitted guilt and are pending sentencing--or already tried and convicted. Not included is anyone who was acquitted of committing a crime. However, I did include people over 18 years of age. These are not just teenagers who killed their parent(s), they are children of the victims. Children who Murder. Also, after the last chapter, you'll see the data sorted in multiple ways. The same thirty-three people that are in this book and resorted them to include new lists. The first is by dates of murder(s); the next by geographical location where the crime(s) occurred; and the last is grouped by weapon(s) of choice. Resources are included within each topic area, whether they were used as a resource, or not. The sources used are specifically cited, but there are a few extra resources listed so you have more information at your fingertips should you decide to read further on any particular case. There are at least four resources per case.