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Hunting in the Dark
Narrated by:
Richard Bryce Wallis
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Narrated by:
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Richard Bryce Wallis
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James G. Edwards II
About this listen
Bryan Kohberger spent years studying the criminal mind, analyzing violent behavior, and researching forensic techniques. But on November 13, 2022, the hunter became the predator when four University of Idaho students were brutally murdered in their sleep—and the prime suspect was the very criminology student who had been learning how to catch killers like himself.
This is the definitive account of a case that stunned the nation and redefined our understanding of criminal psychology.
From his troubled childhood in Pennsylvania to his final conviction, this is the comprehensive examination of a mind that studied evil—and became it. Hunting in the Dark exposes the terrifying reality of how academic knowledge can be weaponized and raises disturbing questions about the intersection of criminal psychology and criminal behavior.
Some students of crime don't just learn about monsters—they become them.
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