What drives someone to commit unspeakable crimes? Infamous Criminals: What Drove Them to Kill? delves into the lives and minds of history's most notorious killers, exploring the psychological, social, and environmental factors that shaped their violent behavior. Through detailed case studies of serial killers, cult leaders, and mass murderers, this book examines how trauma, mental illness, societal alienation, and narcissism contributed to their deadly actions. With a focus on high-profile figures like Ted Bundy, Jeffrey Dahmer, and Charles Manson, the book offers an in-depth analysis of criminal psychology, unraveling the intricate relationship between nature and nurture. This gripping exploration not only provides insight into the making of these infamous killers but also sheds light on how society can work to prevent future tragedies. Perfect for true crime enthusiasts and those interested in forensic psychology.
