Christopher Berry-Dee

Inside the Darkest Minds (eBook, ePUB)

How killers are caught and the secrets of those who got away

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

New from the UK's No.1 True Crime author, an inside look into the darkest killer minds, from criminologist Christopher Berry-Dee.

In his new book, Berry-Dee dives even deeper into the minds of murderers and serial killers. From mass murderers, spree killers and assassins to one-off takers of human life, the criminologist and bestselling author uncovers the secrets of the most evil among us.

Tracking the most shocking cases from the past to the present day, Inside the Darkest Minds explores the lives of those who beat the law - and those who didn't. How did the careful, premediated planner come unstuck? How did the thoughtless killer escape justice?

A unique exploration of murderers and their fates, Christopher Berry-Dee once more tackles head on those destined for death row.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Orion
• Seitenzahl: 320
• Erscheinungstermin: 7. Mai 2026
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781399636018
• Artikelnr.: 74268030

Autorenporträt

Christopher Berry-Dee is a bestselling author and criminologist, founder and former Director of the Criminology Research Institute, and former publisher and Editor-in-Chief of The Criminologist, a highly respected journal on matters concerning all aspects of criminology from law enforcement to forensic psychology. He has interviewed and interrogated over thirty of the world's most notorious killers, including Peter Sutcliffe, Ted Bundy and Dennis Nilsen. He was co-producer/interviewer for the acclaimed twelve-part TV documentary series The Serial Killers. Christopher appeared on television and as a consultant on the series Born to Kill?, discussing the cases of Fred and Rose West, the Moors Murderers and Dr Harold Shipman. He has also assisted in criminal investigations as far afield as Russia and the United States.