Talking with Psychopaths and Savages: Mass Murdere

I only read the prologue, and thought this isn’t for me - the writer refers to the murderers as having a moral compass as loose “as a hooker’s morals” which made me feel a bit ill. Also he writes about how he thinks he’s a nice guy - not sure what that has to do with the mental processes of a psychopath but will be sending this back, I couldn’t take any more of his arrogance.

Where exactly does the talking with psychopaths begin? This book talks ABOUT them without delving into talking with them, which I would say is misleading. A real shame as I've found Berry-Dee's works to be really well put together before. The grammar is also noticeably bad, this could easily be fixed with a proof read. I feel like this whole book was written in a hurry.

The author is very insistant you hear how moral and how justified he is in his opinions. Nothing of fact worth considering in any of the series. Could have written one page with the words 'I am right' and it would summarise the book.

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