An Invisible Predator and a Long Trail of Murders

A trail of terror runs through the state of Virginia, in the United States, in the late 1980s: women found brutally murdered in their homes, a man unjustly behind bars and a killer who seemed uncatchable. But a detective, driven by doubt and a thirst for justice, decides to challenge the unknown. With the help of revolutionary technology, he embarks on an unprecedented manhunt. Who really was that serial killer? A case made of deception, horror and science that has rewritten the history of criminal investigations.--------------------------------------------------------------Dont' forget to like and subscribe to our podcast. A chilling new episode every week.----------------------------------------------------------------Buy your copy of our ebook "Dark Minds: True Crime Stories on Gumroad. Ten chilling true crime cases. An enthralling ebook that dives into some of the most baffling and brutal crimes ever committed. Each meticulously researched case is presented with gripping narrative and fascinating insights, taking you deep into the minds of the perpetrators and the complex investigations that brought them to justice.-----------------------------------------------------------------If you’re fascinated by the dark minds behind criminal behavior and the societal impact of crime, I have something special for you! I’m excited to invite you to enroll in my Udemy course: Criminology - A Critical Understanding of Crime. This in-depth course offers:✔ 4+ hours of video content – Dive into theories, research, and real-world case studies.✔ Expert insights – Explore why people commit crimes and how society responds.✔ Critical analysis – Understand the social, psychological, and systemic factors behind criminal behavior.✔ End Course Certification Released.After studying this course, you should be able to:Provide a detailed definition of 'crime'Know the main criminological theoriesUnderstand the Sociology of CrimeDemonstrate that ideas about what a crime is and what it is not are often contestedProvide a definition of what criminology is and the subject matter it pertains toUnderstand what criminologists ‘do’Develop and use criminological imagination to think about problems of crime and justice in new ways, going beyond everyday understandings.Whether you're a true crime fan, a student, or simply curious about criminology, this course will sharpen your perspective on crime and justice. The course helps you understand how criminology makes sense of crime, harm, conflict, and victimization.Ready to go deeper? Enroll now and use this link: [Udemy Course Link]Thanks for your support — I can’t wait to see you in class!Best,Tony SaleCreator of Casefile Confidential