The authors should stick to CrimeTV specials and should wander far away from any p This has to be one of the worst books I've read on the subject. Other then that absolutely don't read this book for any better sense of understanding. The only redeeming factor was the backgrounds stories. They took psychological advice from their research and twisted it into what sounded 'better' not accurate. The fact that the authors claim some psychological understanding of these murdered is completely absurd. This has to be one of the worst books I've read on the subject. Hopefully, we can learn from this book and begin to raise our children with love and acceptance. The book is very graphic in what their crimes were so if you can’t handle hearing the details you may want to bypass this one. Jeffery Dahmer and John Wayne Gacy never stood a chance of having a normal life. This book gives a scale at the end of each chapter and mathematically shows what the likely hood was of that person growing up into a serial killer. My new co-worker loaned me this book after we discussed that we both watched documentaries that detailed why serial killers do what they do. Each chapter highlights the life and childhood of several well known serial killers. Jeffery Dahmer and John Wayne Gacy never stood a chance I recently read this documentary and found it to be very interesting.
I recently read this documentary and found it to be very interesting. Sadly this is not for someone who wants a real understanding of the mental and physical traits involved in creating a killer. The authors discuss that the doctor had a severe drug problem in his early adult life but they do not include drug addiction in the FBI High Risk Register outline of this killer as they do with every other killer that had a history of drug abuse. The point where I was so disappointed with this book that I had to rate it one star is during the review of Dr. I was sadly disappointed that there was no bibliography or research information included, also it makes me question the legitimacy of the subject matter. The authors discuss that the doctor had a severe drug problem in his early adult life bu I liked the idea of the book and thought it would be a good look into the psychology and physiology of a serial killer. I liked the idea of the book and thought it would be a good look into the psychology and physiology of a serial killer. No matter what their crime, these killers are still human, and this book explores the twisted workings of their destructive minds. It provides a fascinating look into the potential for disaster created by a violent and abusive upbringing.
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How to Make a Serial Killer follows the lives of these lost souls from early childhood to dark destiny. Can it all be traced back to a shattering experience early in life?.How did peer group pressure influence their murderous instincts?.snipers John Muhammad and Lee Molvo and many others, this book asks: Following the biographies and killing sprees of Jeffrey Dahmer, John Wayne Gacy, Washington D.C.
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