Into the Minds of Madmen ─ How the Fbi's Behavioral Science Unit Revolutionized Crime Investigation

DeNivi, who teaches and counsels the condemned on San Quentin's death row, and Campbell (criminal justice, St. Cloud U., Minnesota), the Unit's chief from 1989 to 1992, tell how the Unit, based at the FBI Academy in Quantico, Virginia, track down the perpetrators of such crimes as serial murder, arson, rape, and child abduction. Annotation (c) Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

Don DeNevi (Menlo Park, CA) is the author, or coauthor, of thirty-two books, including Mob Nemesis—How the FBI Crippled Organized Crime (with FBI Special Agent in Charge Joe Griffin) and Riddle of the Rock: The Only Successful Escape from Alcatraz. Having previously taught in the criminal justice department at San Francisco State University, he now teaches and counsels the condemned on San Quentin’s death row.
John H. Campbell, Ph.D. (St. Cloud, MN), is a professor in the criminal justice department at St. Cloud State University and the former Unit Chief of the FBI’s Behavioral Science Unit.