Hunting Killers. How Britain's Leading Investigator Solves Cases Where the Police Are Powerless

Within the matters described in this book, its author Mark Williams-Thomas explains in detail how, while searching for suspects, he finds connections between leads. He will talk about the available tools that allow you to comb even the most hidden corners.

When Mark joined the police, he was only 19 and thought he would devote his whole life to this. However, at 31 he decided to change his field. By a fortunate coincidence, he ended up on television as a consultant for the screenwriter of a crime show.

Mark handled his work so well that soon he began advising screenwriters for practically all the crime shows aired on two major British channels. After some time, he changed profession again and became an investigative journalist—something he does to this day.

That’s how relatives of murdered or missing people began contacting him, people who had not received help from the police.