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Mass shootings have become one of the most urgent and disturbing issues facing the United States today. But behind every headline lies a deeper story-one about psychology, criminology, warning signs, and a society struggling to understand its most violent offenders. Inside the Mind of a Mass Shooter takes readers beyond the news cycle and into the complex world of criminal behavior, exploring what drives individuals to commit acts of extreme violence. Blending criminology research, psychological analysis, and real-world case studies, this book offers a clear, objective explanation of: How mass shooters form their violent intentions The psychological, social, and environmental factors most commonly linked to attacks Recognizable patterns, red flags, and behavioral warning signs The stages of planning, preparation, and execution How criminologists analyze and categorize mass shooters What researchers believe could help prevent future tragedies Written in accessible language for general readers, students, educators, law enforcement, and concerned citizens, this book cuts through myths and misconceptions to reveal the truth about mass shootings-what we know, what we misunderstand, and what we must confront moving forward. If you want to understand America's most devastating criminal trend, this book provides the knowledge, clarity, and insight you need.

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