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Whoever Fights Monsters: My Twenty Years Tracking Serial Killers for the FBI
by Robert K. Ressler
This book is an interesting look not just into the minds of killers but into the minds of those who help catch them. "Whoever Fights Monsters" is certainly not for those who are sensitive to descriptions of violence. It goes into gory detail in order to explain the minds of those who would commit such crimes. I had to take breaks from reading it several times.
If those descriptions don't bother you, this is a great book for anyone interested in the psychology of violent criminals. This book isn't just about the psychology that we now know, but how the FBI built profiles and laid the groundwork for modern profiling and investigations.
If those descriptions don't bother you, this is a great book for anyone interested in the psychology of violent criminals. This book isn't just about the psychology that we now know, but how the FBI built profiles and laid the groundwork for modern profiling and investigations.