Mind Hunter...
Anyone read it? It's about John Douglas, the famed FBI Profiler.
An Autobiography. He talks of the interviews he's had with serial killers, Manson, Kemper, etc. Puts you right in the mind of the killer.
Page for page, one of the most riveting books I've opened.
Linky
Fantastic book and I'm only 1/3 of the way through it.
Highly recommend it if you're into the Justice of serial killers/rapists/etc.
From Amazon...
quote:Editorial Reviews
Amazon.com
Mindhunter enters the minds of some of the country's most notorious serial killers to tell the real-life story of the Investigative Support Unit (ISU) -- the FBI's special force that has assisted state and local police in cracking some of the country's most celebrated serial murder and rape cases. The unit specializes in understanding the chemistry and mechanical workings of the brain's of these serial criminals, and did its homework by interviewing such murderers as Charles Manson and David Berkowitz (the Son of Sam). John Douglas, who worked for the FBI for 25 years, is an authority on the unit, and his book combines the best of nonfiction with that of a murder mystery.
An Autobiography. He talks of the interviews he's had with serial killers, Manson, Kemper, etc. Puts you right in the mind of the killer.
Page for page, one of the most riveting books I've opened.
Linky
Fantastic book and I'm only 1/3 of the way through it.
Highly recommend it if you're into the Justice of serial killers/rapists/etc.
From Amazon...
quote:Editorial Reviews
Amazon.com
Mindhunter enters the minds of some of the country's most notorious serial killers to tell the real-life story of the Investigative Support Unit (ISU) -- the FBI's special force that has assisted state and local police in cracking some of the country's most celebrated serial murder and rape cases. The unit specializes in understanding the chemistry and mechanical workings of the brain's of these serial criminals, and did its homework by interviewing such murderers as Charles Manson and David Berkowitz (the Son of Sam). John Douglas, who worked for the FBI for 25 years, is an authority on the unit, and his book combines the best of nonfiction with that of a murder mystery.
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Yes & you're right, very interestig stuff. He's actually written or been involved in a few books & they're all great reading. 0
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