Dr. Jack A. Apsche |
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About the Author |
Jack wrote the Gary Heidnik Series. "Probing the Mind of a Serial Killer" & "Breaking the Silence of the Lambs" Published by ePrintedBooks Watch an ABC news report about this serial killer |
Book 1:
This book needs no reviews because it is a cult classic that inspired "The Silence of the Lambs" and it has sold over three hundred thousand copies in print, and you can buy old print copies on Amazon for $75.00 - $1000.00. This book is used as a study guide for psychologist in colleges worldwide. The purpose of this book is to present a view into the mind of the serial killer, by closely examining one serial killer in particular, Gary M. Heidnik of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The book simultaneously examines the insanity plea within the current American legal system. Although this latter is not truly within the realm of psychology, it is impossible to discuss this subject without examining that issue. Perhaps the most important objective of this book is to present new and emerging criteria for insanity; criteria that are not covered under the diagnostic and statistical Manual III-R of the American Psychiatric Association. This new diagnostic criteria should be simply called SERIAL MURDERER |
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Book 3:
I wrote these and other poems during a span of many years. They are all based on real experiences for better or worse I do not write about others experience or out of wondering what something would be like in my head. So, I hope someone get's my writing, yet on the other hand they were written for me and me alone initially. Often I was trying to exercise daemons, hurt and to express humor and joy or my life's experiences. |
Book 4: In what will be his final book of poetry, renowned psychologist and poet Jack Apsche writes, "Cancer has changed me." In this remarkable collection, we experience the many ways that incurable cancer has, indeed, changed this gifted poet-even changing the deep scars of survival in Vietnam. Facing the end of life, Jack's poems shout out with urgency and pure honesty, yielding a bouquet of clarity, wisdom and humor that both touches and enlightens. If truth uttered before its time is dangerous, Tanning on Dangerous Beaches is downright treacherous, and quite simply, beautiful. |
Steve Caresser interviews Dr. Jerry Jennings and Dr. Jack Apsche about their new Book "Breaking the Silence of the Lambs" |
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