Angel Killer

Set in the 1920s, this audiobook recounts the chilling story of Albert Fish, a seemingly unremarkable handyman who committed heinous crimes against children, including abduction, murder, and cannibalism. Deborah Blum explores the investigation that led to Fish's arrest, as well as the intense debates among psychiatrists about his mental state and the nature of evil. The narrative also delves into the emerging science of criminal behavior and society's efforts to understand and seek justice for such horrors.