Bernard East teaches sociology at Deakin University, Australia.
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Chapter 1: Front Stage, Backstage and Sexual Homicide Typologies Chapter 2: Unsolved Homicide Cases Chapter 3: Victimology Chapter 4: The Significance of Souvenirs Chapter 5: Methods of Dispatch Chapter 6: Revisiting Ted Bundy's Signature Themes Chapter 7: Ted Bundy's First Murder Chapter 8: Validation and Significant Influences Chapter 9: Victim Totals Chapter 10: Possession and Perversion Chapter 11: Front Stage Narratives Chapter 12: Front and Backstage Principles
An interdisciplinary tour de force that uses the otherwise tiresome Bundy saga as a vehicle for a crash course in criminal investigative analysis and offender profiling, as well as a treatise on why our society celebritizes violent psychopaths; at the crossroads of forensic procedure and cultural studies, this is a refreshingly credible book on Bundy that does a deep dive into his grisly crimes, and which will consequently appeal to both scholars and lay readers alike. -- Michael Arntfield, Western University