Who I am, I am: A real case that happened on the Internet

Author: Douglas
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: The first network serial killer in the world to be apprehended, meticulous legal research on cybercrime, a carefully written survival guide for cybersecurity by a former FBI official. John Douglas is a renowned criminal psychologist in the United States. He served in the FBI, tracking down serial killers through psychology and behavioral science, achieving remarkable accomplishments and being hailed by the media as "Modern Sherlock Holmes." He is the prototype for Agent Crawford in The Silence of the Lambs. Translation Press published his autobiography, Psychological Detective, which recounts his career at the FBI. This book is the result of his meticulous research and offers a rare window into U.S. law. John Robinson was sentenced to death in 2002, becoming the first person in history to be convicted as a cyber serial killer. In the digital space, people need to learn how to protect themselves from harm more than ever. John Robinson was sentenced to death in 2002, becoming the first person in history to be convicted as a cyber serial killer. In the digital space, people need to learn how to protect themselves from harm more than ever. The author, John Douglas, is a renowned criminal psychologist in the United States. He served in the FBI, tracking down serial killers through psychology and behavioral science, achieving remarkable accomplishments and being hailed by the media as "Modern Sherlock Holmes." Translation Press published his autobiography, Psychological Detective. Who Am I, Therefore Am I is the result of his meticulous research and also offers a rare window into U.S. law. The author says, "It is intended to serve as a warning. You need to personally analyze human behavior, and equally important, you need to understand yourself."