Delve into the psyche of a serial killer this June with author Jennifer Rees
Posted on: 02 Mar 2021Discover the inner workings of a killer during this exclusive talk at Filton's BAWA Ballroom.
Ever wondered how the authorities go about tracking down a killer? Contemplated the lives of some of the world's most notorious murderers? Or been curious as to the finer details investigators study to put themselves into the shoes of a master criminal?
This summer you can discover all that and more, as renowned author and forensic psychologist Jennifer Rees explores one of society's most troubling topics.
Join Jennifer as she delves into a number of high-profile case studies, debunks common myths surrounding serial killers and picks apart major investigations as part of The Psychology of Serial Killers at BAWA Ballroom on Sunday 27 June 2021.
@JenniferRees88 Fantastic lecture @engineshed packed with excellent information and insight into the processes of serial killers, thought provoking statistics and theories loved every minute. https://t.co/SdF7jzEj6m
— shaolan menzies (@shaoly78) February 5, 2020
As part of a two-hour session, Jennifer Rees will guide attendees through a range of key issues regarding serial killers, assessing the different categories of killers and explaining the curious phenomenon of serial killers amassing cult followings after their capture.
Rees' talk will explore some of modern history's most notorious killers, from the Los Angeles Night Crawler to Fred and Rose West, The Moors Murderers and more.
You'll also discover the painstaking processes that make up the investigative process, finding out how the authorities track and understand murderers, identify victims and piece information together to form patterns.
An absolute must for all true crime fans, The Psychology of Serial Killers will be taking place at Filton's BAWA Ballroom on Sunday 27 June. Ticket are on sale now and can be found here via Skiddle.
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