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A review by smsands2
Whoever Fights Monsters: My Twenty Years Tracking Serial Killers for the FBI by Robert K. Ressler
3.0
This book was interesting to a point.
While the author is not as egotistical and self-inflated as John Douglas, he still very clearly feels himself to be of utmost important and better than others.
The book is informative and well written, once you get past the ego.
Also, does he not realize fiction is exactly that…. Fiction. It’s not supposed to be super accurate and HE doesn’t really get a say in how a movie is made or chooses what would change the story line or not. I got the impression he was somehow offended at his lack of involvement in the movie Silence of the Lambs. But he’s very clearly super proud of his work with authors and consultanting.
He knows his shit, so to some degree, I suppose it’s okay.
While the author is not as egotistical and self-inflated as John Douglas, he still very clearly feels himself to be of utmost important and better than others.
The book is informative and well written, once you get past the ego.
Also, does he not realize fiction is exactly that…. Fiction. It’s not supposed to be super accurate and HE doesn’t really get a say in how a movie is made or chooses what would change the story line or not. I got the impression he was somehow offended at his lack of involvement in the movie Silence of the Lambs. But he’s very clearly super proud of his work with authors and consultanting.
He knows his shit, so to some degree, I suppose it’s okay.