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She hunted serial killers. How the FBI's first female profiler tracked and caught serial killers. – Walbert Burgess Anne – Eksmo – 2026 – ISBN 978-5-04-245246-8

She hunted serial killers. How the FBI's first female profiler tracked and caught serial killers.
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She hunted serial killers. How the FBI's first female profiler tracked and caught serial killers.
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A compelling look behind the scenes at investigations from a pioneering forensic scientist. Anne Walbert Burgess changed the FBI's approach to studying, profiling, and catching serial killers. This book chronicles the author's work with law enforcement officers, during which they solved dozens of America's most brutal and notorious crimes.

You will learn how to:
- identify the criminal's signature style;
- create a psychological profile of the killer;
- identify the seven key moments in the case;
- identify the perpetrator.
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