Portraits of Guilt
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| Rating | : | 4.98 (991 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0671034855 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 336 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-11-22 |
| Language | : | English |
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Meanders a bit, but basically fascinating I thoroughly enjoyed reading about Jeanne Boylan's involvement with some very high-profile criminal cases. I had a few unanswered questions, though, such as whether someone ever developed a curriculum to train other people in this technique. It would seem that Boylan thinks she's the only one who can handle these tough cases. In addition, I felt a little embarrassed reading the details of her personal life -- the effects of her demanding career on her marriage. She also alluded several times to an attack that she survived when she was about 20 years old, but she doesn't give muc. Brain Candy for an airplane ride A good book for a trip on a airplane -- a low price and a quick, engrossing read, but. you won't feel bad about leaving it behind at the hotel once you're done. That's a positive reveiew -- I look for books in this category when I'm traveling. It's an interesting story about how this remarkable artist develops her sketches. If you're looking for great literature, look elsewhere.. Portraits of Guilt Judy Cunningham This book is a winner! Very riveting. It tells stories of the underground world that I never knew existed. Jeanne has a terrifying yet compelling tale of the stories she has lived. I am sure she continues to live the lives and tales of her clients over and over daily. I feel like I have become a part of her as she recreates the gruesome and sad stories she has been such a large part. Her psychic ability to interview and delve into the lives of the charachters and come up with a picture is uncanny. I cannot wait to see the book as a movie!
Once opened, it's nearly impossible to set back down. Add in the psychology of trauma, a crumbling marriage, and the fact that all the stories are true, and you have a book that's both edifying and mesmerizing. And now she has written a first book that will glue you to your seat, lost in the world she so knowingly portrays. The focus of her book is not on herself, however, but on the cases she helped solve and the people she helped heal. --Stephanie Gold. Jeanne Boylan draws sketches of killers, and her talent is so rare that she's been called in on most every high-profile manhunt in the last couple of decades, from the Unabomber and the Po
This remarkable memoir includes Boylan's own never-before-published drawings of two attackers who remain at large.. For the first time, in Portraits of Guilt, the woman who has formed the faces of the nation's most wanted killers uses her talents to bring about the resolution of a surprisingly personal twenty-year-old case. She has worked with investigators worldwide and the nation's top FBI task force commanders, but Boylan herself connects with victims and grieving families in a way law enforcement officers cannot: over weeks and months she immerses herself in their lives, shares