What happens when a boy grows up with nothing but rage, abuse, and a world that teaches him to hate?Carl Panzram wasn't just a killer, he was a walking rebellion against everything society claimed to stand for. From a childhood marked by brutal beatings and neglect to a life of arson, assault, rape, and murder across multiple continents, Panzram's story is one of the most harrowing and violent in American history.Boys Like Me Don't Live Long tells the raw, unflinching true story of a man who called himself "the spirit of hatred." Through careful research and grounded storytelling, this book explores how cruelty, systemic failure, and neglect shaped a boy into a one-man apocalypse. It's a chilling portrait of a killer, a corrupt system, and the questions society still struggles to answer about nature, nurture, and justice.Readers will gain not only a deeply disturbing look into one of history's most violent minds but also a deeper understanding of how institutions can fail, and what that failure costs.Read the story of a man who never asked for forgiveness, and never wanted it. Start now.