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Elliott Leyton’s landmark true-crime study Hunting Humans explores the chilling rise of the modern serial killer, blending criminology with vivid biography to explain why certain murderers become repeat predators. First published in 1992, this hardcover first edition from BCA remains the go-to text for students of homicide and anyone gripped by real-life investigative narratives.
The 414-page volume is clean, tight, and unmarked—no notes, tears, or dog-eared pages—and arrives from a smoke-free home. Its protected dust jacket keeps the vintage 1990s binding looking sharp on a true-crime shelf or in an academic library.
Collectors prize this edition for its historical snapshot of criminal profiling at the dawn of the profiling era. Keywords like criminology, multiple murder, and Elliott Leyton make this copy an easy find for researchers and armchair detectives alike.