It really is a fascinating book to listen to and everyone should download it and listen to it with an enthusiastic mind, willing to learn and think outside the box and enjoy it. The author read the audio a tiny bit odd with pauses in the wrong places which became quite obvious as the book went on.

You will come away from reading this book feeling not depressed or down in anyway but reassured that if something awful were to happen in your world, something akin to the cases the author discusses in such detail in the book that he is the man you would want on your case. By using the Web site, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to be bound by the Terms and Conditions. Britain’s top crime investigator and criminologist Mark Williams-Thomas is a multi award-winning TV investigative reporter and former police detective, who will share his vast experience of investigating some of the most notorious cases and killers. He is going to share his vast experience of investigating some of the most notorious cases and killers in what promises to be an eye-opening and entertaining talk.

Amongst his awards he has two Royal Television Society Awards, a Broadcasting Press Guild Award and an International Peabody Award. Despite him being reasonably humble, there's a nagging frustration between the lines; he's always got a secret contact, works on 'the edge of the law' and knows more than he's letting on. Mark will talk about the offending of serial killers and where it all started and explore deeply into the minds of some of the most notorious serial killers he has investigated. I'm fairly sure that of course, he wants to advance forward, but I truly believe this is for the good of crime investigation in this country and beyond.

author spends most the book describing his skills as a detective journalist and very little actually delving into real crime stories. The book is written by criminologist and investigative reporter and ex detective Mark Williams-Thomas.Over the years, many of these have remained unsolved and Mark I think will change the way this is looked at as it doesn't matter how many years have passed, it is important to the memory of that person that crimes are officially solved. A shocking thriller about a cold case, a fictional true crime series, and the family caught in the middle. Shortly before 7am on Saturday 26 November 1983, an armed gang burst into the Brink's-Mat security warehouse near London's Heathrow Airport.