The Jigsaw Man

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Forensic psychologist Paul Britton approaches crime scenes by asking five essential questions: what happened, who is the victim, how was it done, why, and ultimately, who is responsible? An intensely private man, Britton has gained a near-mythic reputation in crime deduction for his ability to delve into the minds of those who commit heinous acts. Unlike traditional investigators, he seeks the 'mind trace' left by perpetrators, focusing on the psychological traits that aid in identifying and understanding them. Over the past twelve years, he has been pivotal in over 100 high-profile investigations, including the murder of Jamie Bulger, the abduction of baby Abbie Humphries, the slaying of Rachel Nickell, and the pursuit of the Green Chain rapist, among others. This account offers a compelling glimpse into Britton's groundbreaking work in analyzing and treating criminal behavior. It combines the tension of a detective thriller with profound insights into the darker aspects of human nature, showcasing the complexities of the criminal mind through Britton's experiences and reflections.