értékelés, szerintem: ★☆☆☆☆
Ennél carabb könyvet régen olvastam... Kb, sosem hagyok abba könyvet, akkor is végigolvasom ha nem tetszik, de itt erősen fontolgattam, ez szenvedés volt.
"Criminologist Christopher Berry-Dee takes readers deep inside the dark minds of some of the most pitiless and dangerous people alive. Having spent years interviewing imprisoned criminals, including notorious serial killers, he discovered that the lack of remorse they showed was in many ways more terrifying than the crimes they had committed. Yet in the course of these conversations, the author also had the chance to interview his subjects' psychiatrists and, in doing so, uncovered a terrible truth: a monster can be hidden behind a friendly face. Some of these experts, he found, proved to have more in common with their patients than he would ever have expected. This book examines horrific crimes committed by some of the most remorseless and merciless people ever to have lived. If it reveals a mindset wholly alien to most people, it also, shockingly, demonstrates that some of the people who treat these psychopaths have their own demons. Talking with Psychopaths will inevitably shift the reader's view of psychopaths, and in doing so, reveals that horror can be much closer to us than we think. Subjects include JR Robinson, Kenneth Allen McDuff, Arthur Shawcross, Kenneth Bianchi, Michael Bruce Ross, Melanie McGuire, and more. "
"It makes for a shocking, indeed terrifying, indictment of the failure of the NHS and shows that Dr Shipman's aggressive narcissism and homicidal psychopathology could run amok, undetected in our midst. He was in contact with dozens of doctors, psychiatrists, psychologists, nurses and medical practice stuff, so if these professionals could not spot a homicidal psychopath working among them, what chances have you and I got? God help us all!"
"...the question is, are these killer types born evil, or are they born with healthy minds that 'become evil' over time?"
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