Rozmowy z seryjnymi mordercami

The approach feels both daring and unsettling — I wonder how the author navigated building trust with such dangerous individuals and what effect that has on the reader.

Reading their personal stories made me question how environment and psychology shape someone into a monster. Am I the only one who felt a strange sense of understanding at times?

The selection process must have been complex, especially with so many cases. I'm curious whether the focus was on the most famous, or those with unique psychological profiles.