John Douglas, the legendary FBI criminal profiler, special agent, and veteran author of true crime books, has spent more than three decades hunting, researching, analyzing, and confronting America's most disturbing criminals. A veteran of the United States Air Force, he has directly worked and/or had overall supervision in over 5,000 violent crime cases over the past 48 years. He is currently chairman of the board of the "Cold Case Foundation." One of the foremost experts and investigators of criminal minds and motivations, he currently lives in the Washington, D.C. area. Mark Olshaker is an Emmy Award-winning documentary filmmaker and author of eleven nonfiction books and five novels, including Einstein's Brain and The Edge. His books with former FBI Special Agent and criminal profiling pioneer John Douglas, beginning with Mindhunter and, most recently, Law & Disorder, have sold millions of copies and have been translated into many languages. Mindhunter is now a dramatic series on Netflix, directed by David Fincher. He and his wife Carolyn, an attorney, live in Washington, D.C.
"A chilling true crime story that feels all too relevant in today's
climate, despite the fact that it covers a case from the
1970s." — PopSugar, on The Killer's Shadow
“The authors write with clarity and authority as they lay out a
devastating portrait of an unrepentant racist. This is a must read
for those looking for insight into the minds of those instigating
racial violence today.” — Publishers Weekly (starred review)
on The Killer’s Shadow
“Fast-paced tale of the search for a racist serial killer in the
early days of criminal profiling…A taut, terrifying view of White
supremacy taken to murderous extremes, now all too common.” —
Kirkus Reviews on The Killer’s Shadow
“This fascinating and haunting expert account helps us understand
why the most shocking homicides occur... [this] will be of
particularly urgent interest.” — Booklist (starred review), on The
Killer Across the Table
“[A] must read for everyone wanting to understand the minds of
depraved serial killers. Once again John Douglas walks into rooms
most of us would shun in our worst nightmares and comes back with
remarkable insight into what type of person perpetrates such
horrible acts.” — New York Journal of Books on The Killer
Across the Table
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