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Man-Eater (Ryan Green)

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Man-Eater by Ryan Green is a short, narrative-driven true crime account of Katherine Knight, the Australian woman convicted of murdering John Price in New South Wales in 2000. The book places Knight within a disturbing history of family dysfunction, intimate partner violence, obsession with knives, and escalating threats before the killing that made the case internationally notorious. Green writes for readers who want a gripping reconstruction rather than a court-focused legal study, using a thriller-like pace to make the case accessible while still grounding the account in the broad facts of the crime and its aftermath. The central purpose is not only to describe a shocking murder involving mutilation and an attempted cannibalistic act, but also to examine how a pattern of coercion, rage, and institutional warning signs preceded the final violence. The result is a compact entry in modern true crime that emphasizes psychological menace, domestic danger, and the rarity of extreme female-perpetrated homicide.