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JOHN DOUGLAS - GEBRAUCHT MINDHUNTER INSIDE THE ...

The bestselling true story and inspiration behind the hit Netflix show  looking at how one
underfunded FBI team became the first to explore the dark world of serial killers.    'John
Douglas knows more about serial killers than anybody in the world' Jonathan Demme  director of
The Silence of the Lambs    John Douglas is a former FBI Special Agent and expert in criminal
profiling and behavioural science. He made a career of looking evil in the eye - and
understanding it.  No wonder that he was the inspiration for Special Agent Jack Crawford in The
Silence of the Lambs   as well as the film's consultant on the reality of serial killers.   Now
in Mindhunter  Dougals explains how he invented and established the practice of criminal
profiling  submerging himself in the world of serial killers in a quest to understand why they
killed  and to help prevent more innocent lives from being ended by future killers.   Taking us
on the journey of his serial crime unit developing from a derided two-bit operation in a dingy
officer to one of the FBI's elite task forces  Douglas discusses some of the most terrible
crimes of the age  including those of Jeffrey Dahmer  Charles Manson  Ted Bundy and the Atlanta
child murderer.    With the fierce page-turning power of a bestselling novel  yet terrifyingly
true  Mindhunter is a true crime classic.    Praise for Mindhunter:    'John Douglas is the
FBI's pioneer and the master of investigative profiling' Patricia Cornwell  bestselling crime
writer  'A frightening look inside the mind of the depraved' JOE's 100 books to read before you
die   'A cracker of a book' Esquire   ' A must read if you are interested in crime and
particularly the criminal mindset.' ***** Reader review  'A real-life page-turner ' *****
Reader review  'Had me hooked from start to finish' ***** Reader review  ' A brilliant insight
into serial killers and criminals   I just couldn't put it down!' ***** Reader review

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