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Thriller Thursday: Serial Killer Fascination

Posted on January 24, 2013 by Stacy Green

Serial killer. Those two words send chills down our collective spines and yet many of us, including myself, are fascinated by them. We want to understand WHY they do what they do, if their actions are driven by base instinct … Continue reading →

Posted in Thriller Thursdays | Tagged richard ramirez, Stacy Green Get Twisted, Stacy Green INTO THE DARK, Stacy Green suspense author, ted bundy, the nightstalker, the zodiac, the zodiac killer, who is the zodiac | 19 Comments

The Making of a Psychopath – The Greatest Thrill Seeker of All

Posted on November 19, 2012 by Stacy Green

Guest Post by Kassandra Lamb. Thanks so much for holding down the fort, Kass. Take it away! While Stacy’s off gallivanting around the blogosphere talking to folks about her new book coming out on November 30th, she let me squat … Continue reading →

Posted in Author Interviews and Guest Posts | Tagged Kassandra Lamb, Kassandra Lamb author, Kate Huntington mysteries, ponzi, psychology, psychopath, suspense, ted bundy, Thrillers, Writing | 34 Comments

Thriller Thursday: Profiling Dark Minds

Posted on March 15, 2012 by Stacy Green

Due to this post from Roni Loren (thank you for the warning, Roni) I’ve decided to remove most photos from Thriller Thursday. I hope you’re still able to enjoy them! Television shows like Criminal Minds and Bones have made profiling criminals mainstream, … Continue reading →

Posted in Thriller Thursdays | Tagged Charles Manson, Criminal Minds, criminal profiling, Gary Ridgway, John Douglas, John Wayne Gacy, Mindhunter, serial killers, Silence of the Lambs, Stacy Green, Stacy Green suspense author, Stacy Green Turning The Page, ted bundy, Thriller Thursday | 25 Comments

Thriller Thursday: The Mask of Sanity

Posted on February 10, 2012 by Stacy Green

In 1948, Dr. Hervey Cleckley published The Mask of Sanity after working as a therapist in a mental institution. The book described clinical interviews with incarcerated psychopaths and is still considered on of the most influential clinical descriptions of psychopath. … Continue reading →