Bully Does Anyone Deserve to Die?
Bully Does Anyone Deserve to Die? by Jim Schutze, published by Harper Collins on February 1, 1998, is a true crime narrative that delves into the life and death of Bobby Kent, a 20-year-old bully from a middle-class community in Ft. Lauderdale. The book explores the dynamics of power and abuse as Kent’s reign of terror over his peers culminates in a shocking act of vengeance carried out by seven of his high school acquaintances. This edition spans 320 pages and is presented in English.
Readers will find a detailed account of the events leading up to Kent’s disappearance, highlighting the psychological and social factors that contributed to the tragic outcome. The narrative examines themes of adolescent rage and the consequences of bullying, providing insight into the motivations behind the actions of those involved. Schutze’s work presents a chilling exploration of murder and revenge, making it a significant entry in the true crime genre.
Official synopsis Publisher
Bobby Kent was a bully–a steroid-pumped 20-year-old who dominated his peers in their comfortable, middle-class Ft. Lauderdale beach community through psychological, physical and sexual abuse. But on a summer night in 1993, Bobby was lured to the edge of the Florida everglades with a promise of sex and drugs. . .and was never seen alive again. The tormentor had become the victim in a bizarre and brutal act of vengeance carried out with ruthless efficiency and cold-blooded premeditation by seven of his high school acquaintances–including his lifelong best friend–and instigated by one overweight, underloved teenager who believed her life would be perfect. . .if only Bobby Kent were dead.
BULLY is a riveting story of adolescent rage and bloody revenge–all the more harrowing and horrific because it s true.
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