Summary of roy hazelwood & stephen g. michaud's dark dreams

Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. Sample Book Insights: #1 The FBI's Behavioral Science Unit has studied aberrant crime, and I spent 16 years examining these crimes as part of that group. I chose to focus on previously unexplored or poorly understood deviant behaviors. There are no boundaries to what a particular individual might do to other people or to themselves. #2 There is a wide variety of human behaviors when it comes to sex crimes. Some people are attracted to nonliving objects, animals, or people. Others are drawn to all three. Some commit exclusively homosexual crimes, others only heterosexual ones, and still others are attracted to either gender. #3 The distinction between what is acceptable and what is not may depend on the jurisdiction where the behavior takes place. In some cases, it can be difficult to draw the line between criminal and noncriminal sexual behavior. #4 The monster who committed these heinous crimes was a well-groomed, middle-aged man. He looked like a pervert, and people were shocked when they saw his pictures.