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SERIAL KILLERS-
the curse of the modern age, the symptoms of a sick society, but a sickness that will never come near you, or touch your life.
Or will it?
Joel Norris (bestselling author of Serial Killers) examines the cases of seven well-known serial killers, each of whom gave off warning signs to their family and neighbours, but were still left to kill, and kill again. For those nearest to them failed to interpret the danger signals - the long periods of sullenness and the explosive violence.
Arthur Shawcross, the Cannibal of Genesee, Henry Lee Lucas who claims more than three hundred victims, Daniel Rakowitz who cooked a topless dancer and served her to the homeless. Norris meticulously examines their cases and four others, and shows how all of them suffered brain damage, chemical imbalances, addiction and childhood traumas that built up a powder keg of violence in them.
By reading this book, you too, may be able to understand the mind of a killer, the killer who may be close to you now, The Killer Next Door.
the curse of the modern age, the symptoms of a sick society, but a sickness that will never come near you, or touch your life.
Or will it?
Joel Norris (bestselling author of Serial Killers) examines the cases of seven well-known serial killers, each of whom gave off warning signs to their family and neighbours, but were still left to kill, and kill again. For those nearest to them failed to interpret the danger signals - the long periods of sullenness and the explosive violence.
Arthur Shawcross, the Cannibal of Genesee, Henry Lee Lucas who claims more than three hundred victims, Daniel Rakowitz who cooked a topless dancer and served her to the homeless. Norris meticulously examines their cases and four others, and shows how all of them suffered brain damage, chemical imbalances, addiction and childhood traumas that built up a powder keg of violence in them.
By reading this book, you too, may be able to understand the mind of a killer, the killer who may be close to you now, The Killer Next Door.