Dark Dreams: A Legendary FBI Profiler Examines Homicide and the Criminal Mind Free Audiobook Download by Stephen G Michaud,Roy Hazelwood

A renowned FBI profiler, Roy Hazelwood, draws upon 30 years of observation and criminal investigation to profile people who have committed homicide. This includes the kinds of crimes they commit, the victims they choose, their motives and possible methods. He also shares his theories on why they continue to kill and what could be done to prevent them from committing more crimes.

Stephen G. Michaud was a legendary FBI profiler who joined the Bureau in 1965 and retired in 1985. He is best known for his partnership with Roy Hazelwood, which lasted 22 years and produced some of the Bureau's most important unsolved cases. Roy Hazelwood was a legendary FBI agent who joined the Bureau in 1970, retiring in 1990. In the course of their work together, they were able to define four types of killers: thrill killers, power-obsessed killers, anger murderers, and disorganized offenders.

Joe Barrett's narration of Dark Dreams by Stephen Michaud is engaging and utterly captivating. This book is a well-written account of Hazelwood's illustrious career in law enforcement and the FBI. His detailed observations of the criminal mind are always compelling, informative, and disturbing. The audio production is excellent and the only complaint I have is that it never ended!

This book will make you feel like an observer, as the author takes on a position of objectivity to examine homicide and its effect on society. You will be introduced to FBI Profiler Roy Hazelwood, who is one of the most experienced in his field. Laced with dark humor, this book examines the many angles of homicide through a wide variety of cases and stories told by the author. You'll learn how to assess and investigate murders, pathological violence, serial murder, female offenders, sexually sadistic crimes and a wide variety of other areas that may have otherwise slipped under your radar.

Joe Barrett is not just a narrator, he is also a legendary FBI profiler. In this book, he examines the minds of murderers through his work and research with the FBI. He uses these examples to educate people about the types of people who commit these crimes. Even though this might be dark subject matter, Joe Barrett does it in such a way that it's entertaining as well as educational.