The Criminal Mindset: Planning for Harm

This chapter investigates the psychological facets of a criminal's planning phase, likening the preparation for violence to the anticipation of a joyful event. It examines the complexities of a crime scene's planning documents, including the methods used to avoid detection and eliminate DNA evidence. By analyzing the significant logistical elements involved in transporting victims and concealing actions, the chapter sheds light on the disturbing satisfaction derived from premeditated criminal behavior.