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Elliott Leyton’s true-crime classic Hunting Humans explores the chilling rise of the modern serial killer, mapping motives and social contexts that shaped multiple murder in the twentieth century. First published in 1992, the hardcover first edition offered here remains the benchmark study for criminology students and armchair detectives alike.
This 414-page BCA release arrives in very good vintage condition: the dust jacket is bright, pages are clean and unmarked, the binding is tight, and the book shows no tears, dog-ears, or inscriptions. Stored in a smoke-free home, it presents beautifully on a shelf and promises comfortable reading.
Collectors prize this edition for its historical weight and scholarly insight; Leyton’s mix of narrative detail and sociological analysis keeps the pages turning without sensationalism. Whether you’re building a true-crime library, sourcing a criminology reference, or hunting the perfect gift for a murder-mystery fan, Hunting Humans delivers enduring relevance and conversation-starting power.
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