American Slaughterhouse
Confessions of a 911 paramedic
by Doc Cage
The confessions of Doc Cage were declassified following his death to coronavirus in 2020 at the age of forty-nine.
For many years a combat medic in the US army, Doc Cage became a 911 paramedic in New York in 2010. He appeared to be a regular family man in Queens, where in reality he was a depraved killer.
Sergeant Cage served in Afghanistan, after witnessing 9/11, and in various other hot spots around the world. In addition to discussing his marriage and children, his diary touches on his childhood where so much damage was done. In his own words, Cage even confesses to torturing a drug cartel rival in Mexico as a teenager.
The Cage confessions are an attempt to understand how a New Yorker on the frontline in the war against the Covid-19 pandemic, led a double life of violence and murder, while deliberately exposing the public to the coronavirus that killed him.
American Slaughterhouse is a provocative crime thriller of the whydunit variety. Subgenres include: noir, military, and psychological thriller.
REVIEW
4 out of 5
This was quite an interesting read. It’s written like a diary, giving the reader a first-hand look inside the author’s mind. There are some very graphic and disturbing scenes inside, and I admit a few times I almost stopped reading. Horrifying scenes aside, this was well-written, (which is why I’m giving it a 4 and not a 3), and if you’ve ever wanted an unfiltered look inside the mind of a serial killer, you’ve found it. If you have a (very) strong stomach, and you’re a bit true-crime obsessed, then you’ll likely find this quite the enjoyable read.
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
‘Doc Cage’ is the pseudonym of an American who passed away during the coronavirus pandemic in 2020. His estate is represented by an attorney in Miami.