Killing For Sport - By Pat Brown

[Levi]

Killing For Sport: Inside the Mind of Serial Killers By Investigative Criminal Profiler Pat Brown. 2004.

I thought this book was very interesting. I also liked the author's style of writing. She is blunt & gets straight to the point. Like she says in her book "no fluff & no ego trips."

If you want to know about serial killers, how their mind works & facts about them. Read this book.

She does a very good job explaining how serial killers think & operate so about anyone can understand it. So if you like psychobabble, complex lingo, & other BS. You won't like the book.

LINK to the book

[TheWatcher123]

Originally Posted by Levi

Killing For Sport: Inside the Mind of Serial Killers By Investigative Criminal Profiler Pat Brown. 2004.

I thought this book was very interesting. I also liked the author's style of writing. She is blunt & gets straight to the point. Like she says in her book "no fluff & no ego trips."

If you want to know about serial killers, how their mind works & facts about them. Read this book.

She does a very good job explaining how serial killers think & operate so about anyone can understand it. So if you like psychobabble, complex lingo, & other BS. You won't like the book.

LINK to the book

I agree this book is an excellent read for anyone who wants to get the basic facts at to why serial killers do what they do. Great starter book and one of the first I read when I got into this subject. Some of her points are still being debated but most of what she says is true.

-The Watcher