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Title: For the Criminal Psychologist in all of Us...
Review: Okay, Keppel is not as smooth as Ressler, or egocentric as Douglas, but he IS as informative. Of the many serial killer books I have read, this one gave me some of the best information on the whys and wherefores of what is a signiture and how can it be identified, and how it differs from an M.O. Keppel is not condscending, like Douglas can be at times, but tries to explain it all. Although, I must say, as with all the Profilers, he has a way of referring back to his one "Big Case." There are some decent biography and verbal re-creation of crime scenes, with commentary on how to figure out what's going on in the killer's head.
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