conversations.from: human
conversations.value: What could be a title for a book about Science, University, Oxford with the genre: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, Thrillers & Suspense?
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: A title for this book could be 'The Night Stalker'
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: What is the first four paragraphs for this book?
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: The Night Stalker
  Rape—for a whole host of reasons—is a fantasy "reality" that apparently many women secretly covet. Perhaps it is because all guilt is removed in forced sex; perhaps it is because of strange childhood traumas associated with sex; perhaps it is some kind of built-in mechanism that some women use to protect themselves from ever becoming a victim: one cannot be the victim of a sex attack if, in fact, the attack is craved in some strange, unexplainable way. To some degree, in any society filled with stringent rules and regulations about sex—the repression of spontaneous, natural sexual desires and inclinations—rape can become a source of erotic stimuli, not a criminal act, as it indeed is.
  I'm sure that many of these women didn't actually want to be raped by Ramirez. It was only a fantasy, a hidden sexual dynamic that played out in the secret recesses of their confused minds, whether they wanted it to or not. I received e-mails from Russia, England, Israel, Malta, Norway, Denmark, Finland, Italy, Germany, Japan, Paris, Holland, and from all over the United States... especially Los Angeles. Here were women begging for his address, asking how to visit him, wanting to know what he was really like. Even I, who had already interviewed many of these women, was taken aback and somewhat aghast by how many females found Richard so utterly irresistible. Truthfully, at first they were a bit annoying; here are a few queries, verbatim:
  After a while I realized there was a little-known, little-understood phenomenon going on, and I determined to study it and find out what the hell was happening here. I began interviewing many of these females.
  Julie: Julie is twenty-one years old, two years out of high school. She has thick black hair, large, dark, walnut-sized eyes. She lives in Paris, France. She is so taken by Richard, she changed her last name to Ramirez. She never has been in trouble with the law and is not overtly promiscuous. She is madly in love with Richard, however, and often fantasizes about having rough sex with him in a car. Julie was brought up by her grandmother. Her mother was a prostitute. As a child, Julie saw her mother turn tricks; as a child, Julie watched porn movies that her mother left around the house. This occurred before Julie went to live with her grandmama. When twelve, Julie was taken for a ride in a car by an older man, who orally raped her. He nearly made her choke when he orgasmed, forcing semen to come out of her nostrils.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Add another sentence about Stalker.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: The Night Stalker
  Rape—for a whole host of reasons—is a fantasy "reality" that apparently many women secretly covet. Perhaps it is because all guilt is removed in forced sex; perhaps it is because of strange childhood traumas associated with sex; perhaps it is some kind of built-in mechanism that some women use to protect themselves from ever becoming a victim: one cannot be the victim of a sex attack if, in fact, the attack is craved in some strange, unexplainable way. To some degree, in any society filled with stringent rules and regulations about sex—the repression of spontaneous, natural sexual desires and inclinations—rape can become a source of erotic stimuli, not a criminal act, as it indeed is. 
  I'm sure that many of these women didn't actually want to be raped by Ramirez. It was only a fantasy, a hidden sexual dynamic that played out in the secret recesses of their confused minds, whether they wanted it to or not. I received e-mails from Russia, England, Israel, Malta, Norway, Denmark, Finland, Italy, Germany, Japan, Paris, Holland, and from all over the United States... especially Los Angeles. Here were women begging for his address, asking how to visit him, wanting to know what he was really like. Even I, who had already interviewed many of these women, was taken aback and somewhat aghast by how many females found Richard so utterly irresistible. Truthfully, at first they were a bit annoying; here are a few queries, verbatim:
  After a while I realized there was a little-known, little-understood phenomenon going on, and I determined to study it and find out what the hell was happening here. I began interviewing many of these females. Here is some of what I found out, a mere slice of this bizarre element in the mind-numbing, violent complexity of the Night Stalker case. 
  Julie: Julie is twenty-one years old, two years out of high school. She has thick black hair, large, dark, walnut-sized eyes. She lives in Paris, France. She is so taken by Richard, she changed her last name to Ramirez. She never has been in trouble with the law and is not overtly promiscuous. She is madly in love with Richard, however, and often fantasizes about having rough sex with him in a car. Julie was brought up by her grandmother. Her mother was a prostitute. As a child, Julie saw her mother turn tricks; as a child, Julie watched porn movies that her mother left around the house. This occurred before Julie went to live with her grandmama. When twelve, Julie was taken for a ride in a car by an older man, who orally raped her. He nearly made her choke when he orgasmed, forcing semen to come out of her nostrils.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: What is five more paragraphs?
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: The truth is, she told me off the record, there is no hurry to argue Richard's appeal; for the longer she takes, the longer Richard will live. He might very well live to a ripe old age and die in prison of natural causes. Then, again, San Quentin's death row is a very dangerous place and there is no telling when sudden violence can occur, and Richard could end up dead.
  Meanwhile, Richard Ramirez, aka the Night Stalker, reads his fan mail, enjoys all the photographs of naked women sent to him, and dreams about being free so he can do all the grisly, ghastly things he did to get put on death row in the first place. He was a good child and able to amuse himself for hours on end. (Author's collection)
  Ramirez at six in an El Paso playground where he was knocked out for several hours by a swing. (Author's collection)
  Ramirez's father, Julian Tapia Ramirez, when he was a policeman in Juarez, Mexico in 1951. (Author's collection)
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Add another sentence about Richard, Munoz, Ramirez.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: The truth is, she told me off the record, there is no hurry to argue Richard's appeal; for the longer she takes, the longer Richard will live. He might very well live to a ripe old age and die in prison of natural causes. Then, again, San Quentin's death row is a very dangerous place and there is no telling when sudden violence can occur, and Richard could end up dead. 
  Meanwhile, Richard Ramirez, aka the Night Stalker, reads his fan mail, enjoys all the photographs of naked women sent to him, and dreams about being free so he can do all the grisly, ghastly things he did to get put on death row in the first place. 
  Richard Munoz Ramirez at age three on his first bike. He was a good child and able to amuse himself for hours on end. (Author's collection)
  Ramirez at six in an El Paso playground where he was knocked out for several hours by a swing. (Author's collection)
  Ramirez's father, Julian Tapia Ramirez, when he was a policeman in Juarez, Mexico in 1951. (Author's collection)
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: What is the last four paragraphs?
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: Richard Ramirez (center) with San Francisco attorneys Randall Martin (right) and Daro Inouye (left). (AP/WIDE WORLD PHOTOS)
  Juror Cynthia Haden, who fell in love with Ramirez during the trial, has become a private investigator so she can help Ramirez with his appeal. (Author's collection)
  Doreen, staunch Ramirez supporter and confidant, with her collection of Ramirez keepsakes. (Courtesy of Doreen)
  Laura Kendall, a New York admirer of Ramirez, says, "From the first time I saw him, I was drawn to him." (Author's collection)
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Swap the first and the last sentence.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: " (Author's collection). (AP/WIDE WORLD PHOTOS)
  Juror Cynthia Haden, who fell in love with Ramirez during the trial, has become a private investigator so she can help Ramirez with his appeal. (Author's collection)
  Doreen, staunch Ramirez supporter and confidant, with her collection of Ramirez keepsakes. (Courtesy of Doreen)
  Laura Kendall, a New York admirer of Ramirez, says, "From the first time I saw him, I was drawn to him.Richard Ramirez (center) with San Francisco attorneys Randall Martin (right) and Daro Inouye (left).