Why read Killer Data?

Book cover of Killer Data: Modern Perspectives on Serial Murder

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utilizes the Consolidated Serial Homicide Offender Database, one of the largest and most robust open access databases of multiple murders available illustrated with in-depth case studies of SHOs, such as Felix Vail, Michael Sumpter, the Seminole Heights Killer, and the Austin Bomber provides commentary from those who have used these…

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1 author picked Killer Data as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?

Marissa A. Harrison

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Enzo Yaksic has been my colleague and friend for years. However, I am not recommending his book because of this. Rather, my certainty of his research acumen, integrity, and dedication is why I am grateful I know him. I always jump at the chance to work with him and to read his latest findings. As co-founder and Director of the Atypical Homicide Research Group, he is known as a go-to expert for serial murder facts. This book does not feature drama or sensationalism. Yaksic wrote this book as a no-nonsense presentation of serial homicide offender patterns. This is not light…

From Marissa's list on The best books for understanding female serial killers (facts, not sensationalism).