The cases that haunt us

In this book, the author takes us on a journey unlike many true crime novels. Here, each case is tackled with a precision unlike most. There is a clinical study done, a science that is not usually found. As a profiler, the author is able to look past some of the more circumstantial aspects of the cases, and look at the deeper motive, the unseen pieces that often allude others.
I was fascinated with this book, and the way that each case was broken down, analyzed, and then presented. It was hard for me to put this one down and walk away.

For those who enjoy true crime, and a bit more of the psychological science behind the perpetrator, then this is one book that will appeal to you! Highly recommend!

I really dislike the authorial voice. I have read two of his books now and it's the same. It's too cocky, not fun to read for hours.

Move along nothing new here