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    Serial Killers: Understanding Sociopaths and Dangerous Criminals Better
    Serial Killers: Understanding Sociopaths and Dangerous Criminals Better
    Serial Killers: Understanding Sociopaths and Dangerous Criminals Better
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    Serial Killers: Understanding Sociopaths and Dangerous Criminals Better

    Written by Victor Higgins and Matt Belster

    Narrated by J.A. Lydick and Oskar Gundersen

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    About this audiobook

    This is a 2-book bundle, consisting of these books:



    Book 1: Many people try to get a grasp of what goes on in the mind of a serial killer. Today, we can at least show you a limited perspective and some solid insights in the workings of their brains.


    Book 2: Are narcissists sociopaths?

     

    And if they are different, then can someone be both?

     

    These and many other questions will be answered in this guide. You will learn, on top of that, how parents can struggle with sociopath kids and how you can do better. You will also learn about the American culture and why sociopaths are generally liked by the masses (trust me, it’s true… I’ve seen it over and over again: Fake wins over the truth in a culture driven by emotion, drama, and glamour.)

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEfalon Acies
    Release dateDec 11, 2020
    ISBN9781664986312
    Serial Killers: Understanding Sociopaths and Dangerous Criminals Better

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      The storyteller's production was truly awesome, and so was the writer's content. 5 stars! By far the best thing that's happened to me this week. The articulation of the words in this particular audiobook was terrific, as well as all the info contained in it. Based upon that, I am really happy that I bought the book. It was actually worth my time.