Mass Murder in the United States

Exploring the historical emergence of mass murder, this book delves into its evolution since the 1960s and examines the psychological and societal factors that lead individuals to commit such acts. It investigates the changing nature of mass killings, offering insights into the motivations behind these tragic events and how they have transformed over time. Through a blend of historical analysis and psychological exploration, the narrative seeks to understand the complexities surrounding this alarming phenomenon.