Elliott Leyton’s landmark true-crime study Hunting Humans dissects the minds and motives of modern multiple murderers, cementing its place among essential criminology texts. This hardcover first edition arrives in very good, collector-ready shape: crisp, unmarked pages, tight binding, and the original dust jacket protected since 1992.
Ideal for true-crime devotees, students of criminal psychology, or anyone curious about the rise of serial homicide in contemporary society, Leyton’s narrative remains as gripping and authoritative as when it first shocked readers three decades ago.
414 pages of meticulously researched cases and sociological insight make this BCA release a durable reference for classroom or bookshelf. From a smoke-free home, the book shows no previous owner notes, dog-ears, or tears—just a clean copy ready to read or display.
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