Shadow of the Killer. The FBI profiler"s hunt for a serial killer-racist
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The legendary FBI and prototype of Jack Crawford from the famous “Silence of lambs” John Douglas talks about hunting for one of the most dangerous psychopaths in his career - the famous racial killer Joseph Franklin.
Believers leave the synagogue after the Saturday service. They do not suspect that in just fifty meters, an experienced shooter with a hunting gun for making them patiently waits for them. The mass execution that happened that day was the first in a series of bloody murders that occurred in five states, and also gave rise to many followers from among the supporters of the superiority of the whites. In addition to the blacks, Jews and women who stained the “purity of the White Race”, a killer named Joseph Franklin blew up the house of the Jewish leader Morris Amaya, shot at the publisher of Hustler magazine Larry Flint, hinging him to a wheelchair forever, and seriously injured the leader of the Black Rights of Blacks Jordan.
John Douglas, the legend of forensics, who stood at the origins of creating profiling, describes in detail how he was following the trail of the killer, whose beliefs inspired by the Nazis led to a three -year terror in the United States. Talking in detail about the process of capturing Franklin with the help of just a nascent psychological profiling, he describes how he revealed a new type of killer - a cold -blooded, not subject to the passions of a psychopath, the only motivation for which is the aversion to people who differ from him. Exciting and frightening, “shadow of the killer” masterfully exposes the psychology of people who commit crimes on the basis of hatred
Believers leave the synagogue after the Saturday service. They do not suspect that in just fifty meters, an experienced shooter with a hunting gun for making them patiently waits for them. The mass execution that happened that day was the first in a series of bloody murders that occurred in five states, and also gave rise to many followers from among the supporters of the superiority of the whites. In addition to the blacks, Jews and women who stained the “purity of the White Race”, a killer named Joseph Franklin blew up the house of the Jewish leader Morris Amaya, shot at the publisher of Hustler magazine Larry Flint, hinging him to a wheelchair forever, and seriously injured the leader of the Black Rights of Blacks Jordan.
John Douglas, the legend of forensics, who stood at the origins of creating profiling, describes in detail how he was following the trail of the killer, whose beliefs inspired by the Nazis led to a three -year terror in the United States. Talking in detail about the process of capturing Franklin with the help of just a nascent psychological profiling, he describes how he revealed a new type of killer - a cold -blooded, not subject to the passions of a psychopath, the only motivation for which is the aversion to people who differ from him. Exciting and frightening, “shadow of the killer” masterfully exposes the psychology of people who commit crimes on the basis of hatred
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Humor & Entertainment
- Category:Detective Books
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-04-120302-3
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