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Cold Case Files
A Modern Criminal Profiler Reopens History's Most Famous Murders
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Independently Published Unsere-Artikel-Nr.: P36537696
EAN: 9798189922138
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Zustellung: Mo, 07.09.2026
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Beschreibung
What if history's greatest murders were investigated like modern cold cases. Forget the legends. Forget the myths. Forget everything you think you know. In Cold Case Files. , forensic criminologist and criminal profiler [Author Name]. reopens eight of history's most famous killings using the same behavioral analysis, victimology, investigative psychology, and criminal profiling techniques applied to modern homicide investigations. Each chapter is presented as an authentic investigative case file, complete with:. Crime Scene Reconstruction. Victimology. Suspect Analysis. Behavioral Profiling. Forensic Psychology. Detective Brain Challenge. Expert Decoding. Modern Investigative Lessons. Inside Volume One you'll reopen cases including:. - The Assassination of Julius Caesar- Caesar's Pirate Kidnapping- The Murder of Pompey- The Death of Cicero-. and four more historical investigations. Rather than retelling history, this book asks a different question:. What would a modern criminal profiler conclude. Built from historical sources while openly acknowledging uncertainty, every investigation separates documented evidence from behavioral interpretation, allowing readers to think like investigators instead of passive spectators. Perfect for readers interested in:. True CrimeCriminal ProfilingBehavioral PsychologyAncient RomeHistoryForensic PsychologyInvestigative MethodsCold Cases. If you've ever wondered how an FBI profiler might investigate the ancient world's greatest mysteries, this is your case file. Open the archive. Follow the evidence. Decide the verdict yourself.
Spezifikationen
Sprache
- Englisch
Autor
- Mirco Turco
- Frank Paul E.
Erscheinungsjahr
- 2026
Format
- Buch (Softcover)
Anzahl Seiten
- 146