Mass Killers: How you Can Identify, Workplace, School, or Public Killers Before They Strike

by Mike Roche

Mass killers erupt from the shadows and inflict carnage on innocent people attending, work, school or public events. The warning signs of these murderers' intentions are often blinking like neon billboards and are overlooked. This book examines the behavioral mindset of these assassins and will assist those seeking knowledge of how to stop these killers from murdering innocent people and the resulting psychological trauma associated from these horrific events.

330 pages, Paperback

First published December 9, 2013

Reviews

[Lisette Brodey · Rating 5 out of 5]

Sadly, as stories of mass killings become more frequent in our headlines, I was curious to read this book simply to give myself a beginner’s lesson in identifying and assessing those who present a threat to society. After reading this book, I couldn’t help but wish that a far greater percentage of the population knew the information contained within the pages.

The content was presented clearly for consumption by the general public. In no way did it read like a textbook for law enforcement professionals only. Throughout the entire book, the author discussed many of the major cases that most of us who follow the news are well acquainted. Author Roche offered a lot of interesting background and commentary. I found it to be quite an absorbing read and learned quite a bit. I highly recommend it.