The Twisted Mind Criminal Masterminds and Psychopaths at Work - 2 Books In 1

Phil Coleman, Roger Harrington — 2018

THE TWISTED MIND: Criminal Masterminds and Psychopaths at Work - 2 Books in 1 Featuring... *Criminal Masterminds*Psychopaths at Work 2 Great Books in 1! Criminal Masterminds Whilst many criminals, particularly in fiction, are depicted as being of below average intelligence, there are a few individuals who would be better described as being criminal geniuses. Their crimes are frequently both daring in their planning and ingenious in their concealment and are remembered long after they have been solved. Although the types of crime involved may vary, these crimes are frequently explored in popular fiction. People are simply fascinated with learning more about the minds behind these sensational crimes. But when you investigate the historical facts of these crimes and learn how they were conceived and enacted, the ingenuity of the people involved can be properly understood. The criminal geniuses in this book have all used their intelligence and criminal creativity to solve problems for their own personal gain. This could be for daring acts of robbery that the security of the time had not anticipated, or for cruel acts of murder, which they could commit without being detected. Psychopaths at Work "Psychopaths... people who know the differences between right and wrong, but don't give a shit. That's what most of my characters are like." ― Elmore Leonard.What intrigues me with this quote is that in general, psychopaths do not have a conscience state to realize what is the difference. There is no reality of right and wrong in their psyche, and they do not need to look for a karmic balance to their actions from others. Psychopathy is just another word that is formed from the definitions of those who limit this personality disorder or mental health diagnosis as one that has no etheric connection to their past. If you want to understand a psychopath, you must try a new approach to why they allow their own - selves to be manipulated by a trait they so rightly inflict upon others.