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Christopher Berry-Dee

    January 1, 1948

    This author delves into the darker aspects of the human psyche, leveraging a profound understanding of criminal behavior. His background as an intelligence officer and extensive interviews with over thirty serial killers grant him a unique perspective on the motivations and minds of offenders. This expertise informs his sharp and unsettling works, drawing readers into the complex world of criminology.

    Christopher Berry-Dee
    A Special Place in Hell
    How to Make a Serial Killer
    Talking with Psychopaths
    Serial Killers
    China on Screen
    Unmasking Mr Kipper
    • Unmasking Mr Kipper

      The Man Who Killed Suzy Lamplugh

      • 264 pages
      • 10 hours of reading

      This work of detection takes us through Michael Sams' descent from intelligent businessman to brutal killer. It shows the evidence linking the murders of Suzy Lamplugh, Julie Dart and the kidnapping of Stephanie Slater.

      Unmasking Mr Kipper
      5.0
    • Exploring several hundred years of Chinese cinema, this book considers how movies from China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, and the Chinese diaspora reflect changing views of the Chinese nation. Giving fresh perspectives on the key movements, themes, and filmmakers in Chinese cinema, it describes and analyzes the films of a variety of directors and actors.

      China on Screen
      3.9
    • Serial Killers

      Up Close and Personal

      • 448 pages
      • 16 hours of reading

      COMBINES HORRIFIC ACCOUNTS OF THE MOST VICIOUS MURDERS EVER COMMITTED WITH THE SHOCKING WORDS OF THE KILLERS THEMSELVES“The bloodstains . . . that happened when I stored one of the guys upsidedown . . . it usually ran out of his nose or mouth or something . . .”--John Wayne Gacy“She kinda wanted it, ya know. Sex, an’ stuff like that. Then I get started, an’ she starts cryin’ and wants her mom, so I suffocated her.”--Arthur John Shawcross, The Genesee River Killer“Killing a woman’s like killing a chicken. They both squawk.”--Kenneth Allen McDuff, Broomstick Murderer“I ain’t so bad. I’ve been with hundreds of men. I just ain’t killed them all. Then you get a few dirty old men who go radical on me. What am I supposed to do? It was all their fault, and that’s the God’s honest truth.”--Aileen Carol Wuornos, “Monster” “I took her into the bedroom and killed her. She screamed for her mom and the last thing she saw was the face of her dead friend lying under the sheets next to her.”--Kenneth Bianchi, The Hillside Strangler

      Serial Killers
      3.8
    • Talking with Psychopaths

      • 304 pages
      • 11 hours of reading

      A CHILLING EXPLORATION INTO THE PSYCHE OF REAL-LIFE KILLERSFor decades, renowned criminologist Christopher Berry-Dee has interviewed imprisoned, infamous serial killers and now he peels back the curtain, engaging with the psychiatrists tasked to understand their deviant minds.As Berry-Dee dives deeper than ever before, he uncovers a disturbing the utter lack of remorse displayed by these individuals is often more horrifying than the crimes they’ve committed. Even more alarming, psychoanalysts admit that these murderers have an insidious ability to mask their true nature behind a facade of normalcy. Their behavior defies comprehension, even to the professionals who spend their livelihoods studying these aberrant minds.  With gripping narrative and a wealth of research, Talking with A Journey into the Evil Mind analyzes the darkest corners of the human brain. As Berry-Dee recounts his interviews, he exposes each layer of deception, seeking the best path to find the truth behind a psychopath’s mask.

      Talking with Psychopaths
      3.7
    • How to Make a Serial Killer

      • 276 pages
      • 10 hours of reading

      THE LOST CHILDHOODS, HORRIFIC CRIMES AND DEMENTED MINDS OF THOSE WHO KILL WITHOUT REMORSE.They were born into this world as innocent children. They ended up as merciless killing machines. How to Make a Serial Killer leads you on an insightful, scary, and ultimately disturbing investigation into what made these infamous murderers go bad. Following the biographies and killing sprees of Jeffrey Dahmer, John Wayne Gacy, Washington D.C. snipers John Muhammad and Lee Molvo and many others, this book asks:•Is there really a “demon seed”?•Do genes play a role?•Was it the killer’s family background?•How did peer group pressure influence their murderous instincts?•Can it all be traced back to a shattering experience early in life? How to Make a Serial Killer follows the lives of these lost souls from early childhood to dark destiny. It provides a fascinating look into the potential for disaster created by a violent and abusive upbringing. No matter what their crime, these killers are still human, and this book explores the twisted workings of their destructive minds.

      How to Make a Serial Killer
      3.6
    • A Special Place in Hell

      • 272 pages
      • 10 hours of reading

      Inside the minds of the world's most depraved serial killers

      A Special Place in Hell
      3.5
    • The leading writer and criminologist directs his uncompromising gaze on a growing phenomenon - so-called 'rampage killers', whose random multiple killings invariably leave entire communities in shock and mourning.

      Talking with Psychopaths and Savages
      3.1
    • Talking with Serial Killers

      • 349 pages
      • 13 hours of reading

      An investigative criminologist, Christopher Berry-Dee is a man who talks to serial killers. In this book, their pursuit of horror and violence is described in their own words, transcribed from audio and videotape interviews conducted deep inside some of the toughest prisons in the world. Berry-Dee describes the circumstances of his meetings with some of the world's most evil men, and reproduces their very words as they describe their crimes and discuss their remorse—or lack of it. This work offers a penetrating insight into the workings of the criminal mind.

      Talking with Serial Killers
      3.5
    • By an expert with over twenty-five years' experience interviewing more than thirty of the most dangerous male and female serial killers of contemporary times, this latest book from the bestselling author explores the darkest corners of these thrill-killers' mindsAs all law-enforcement authorities, including the FBI's elite Behavioral Science Unit, will confirm, the majority of sexual psychopaths gain most of their perverse thrills from the stalking of their unsuspecting victims, often in so many different ways.For them, the actual kill is frequently something less, after which the dead body is treated like so much garbage and simply abandoned or thrown away. Yet as these cases show, a victim has often been unwittingly followed, watched, or even visited before they are attacked, sometimes for weeks or even months.Having exhaustively studied the case histories of more than sixty modern-day sexually motivated serial murderers - some still alive, others subsequently executed - the author zeros in on the Internet porn industry as one of the main motivating drivers in cultivating fantasy stalking, which can lead to , multiple rapes, and homicide graduating to serial murder. Even more chillingly, anyone who is active on social media is a potential stalker's victim.

      Talking With Serial Killers: Stalkers
      3.4
    • Sunday Times bestselling author Christopher Berry-Dee seeks to understand the motivation, the amoral urges and the merciless horror behind Dahmer's inhuman behaviour

      Inside the Mind of Jeffrey Dahmer
      3.4