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  • Face to Face with Serial Killers

  • My Conversations with the World's Most Evil Men
  • By: Christopher Berry-Dee
  • Narrated by: Geoff Barham
  • Length: 11 hrs and 30 mins
  • 4.3 out of 5 stars (70 ratings)

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Face to Face with Serial Killers

By: Christopher Berry-Dee
Narrated by: Geoff Barham
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Summary

We've all heard so much about the killers who grab the front pages, the ones whose crimes are so appalling that they exert a strange fascination on many people. But we rarely get to hear about what these people are like behind the headlines. Until now, that is.

Criminologist Christopher Berry-Dee goes behind bars to get the last word from some of the worst criminals in the world. They speak of their violence and shocking deeds in their own words, from within some of the hardest prisons on earth.

These interviews have been collated into this disturbing and unflinching analysis of the criminal mind. Here is what happens when you meet the people most of us know only from our nightmares and newspaper headlines.

These are the killers' stories, in their words.

Be prepared for a journey into the darkest possible side of human nature.

©2007 John Blake Publishing (P)2018 Prospero Media
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Shame he pronounces all the last names incorrectly

Good book v informative I enjoyed it and was surprised by some facts just let down by narrator

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Christopher is the best

another superb book by Christopher berry Dee, but you have to be my favourite author when it comes to serial killers

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Less about the psychology and criminology than expected

After reading some of his other information and watching him on telly i thought this would be far more focused on the psychology of the criminals, how they tick and criminology, not just a regurgitation of their crimes, but it was quite good.

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Good stories, WRONG narrator.

He has a lovely voice, but it was far too jovial for the stories. Children's books voice!

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love his books, will be getting them all and love

I love his books how gose indeatil about the murders and the person and victims

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"Criminologist goes behind bars"

"Crimalogist goes behind bars to get the last word from the criminals themselves"

Well, no, he doesn't. I'm 5 chapters in and so far there's nothing I don't know about this case from TV already.

The odd sentence from legal statements made doesn't cut it as getting the last words from the criminals.

Entirely unimpressed.

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Serial killer porn

This book revels in the disgusting details of the crimes committed and sheds very little light on the psyches of the killers (beyond highschool-level conjecture).

AThe "style" is 'tabloid-sensationalist', and the grammar is woeful.

The narration (gleeful English chap) doesn't match the subject matter. The narrator mispronounces many, many words.

Avoid.

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I should like it. But I don't

this was an uncomfortable listen.
Beside the preppy cheery British reader would suit better reading a fantasy novel than tales of torture, there's a lot off with this one.
the stories is told, but more exploitative than a try to bringing anything new to the table. the few time he points and say that this is new info never told before it's seldom anything of significance.

two other examples of the more problematic trends in the book:.
The casual use of the word "hooker" when the author himself is discussing murdered sex workers and sex slaves alike.
The author giving detailed descriptions of murdered or soon to be murdered women's body without no legitimate reason.

don't buy. there's nothing here that you haven't seen.

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Poor Narration choice and lacklustre story

The narrator on this just really doesn’t fit, pronounces words strangely and just isn’t pleasant to listen to.

The story doesn’t make up for it either, nothing you wouldn’t get from a free podcast, not really much information about actually meeting serial killers. Overall I’d avoid this one, there are better things to spend your credits on

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Didn’t finish

Doesn’t seem to be any actual interviews, just quotes from the killers from years back and a run down of each case.
The narrator’s voice is fine, but is an odd choice for the subject matter. Rather too sing-songy for describing horrific murders.

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