Serial and Mass Murder: Theories and Cases

This textbook provides students with a scientifically sound understanding of serial and mass murderers, delving into historical and modern perspectives while bridging various interdisciplinary theoretical perspectives to shed light on the motivations, killing methods, and victims of these criminals. Designed to facilitate deep comprehension and critical thinking, each chapter features learning objectives, critical thinking questions, and key terms. The numerous case studies the book contains provide individual profiles for further study.