Flash Point

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Exploring the intricacies of mass murder, this book delves into the often-misunderstood motivations behind such crimes, challenging common myths and media portrayals. It offers a novel framework for categorizing and analyzing both the act and the perpetrator, drawing on real case histories from America. The author provides insights that will engage criminologists and those intrigued by the sociology of crime, highlighting the evolving nature of these tragic events and the complexities of the individuals involved.