Eat The Evidence tells the story of violent serial pedophile, Nathaneal Bar Jonah. It does not distort the facts of Bar Jonah’s life but is structured and presented in such a way that expands on those facts and highlights the central character’s ability to effectively and, in some cases, masterfully gain control of his victims, both to do his bidding and to bend to his warped will. Simply writing this book from the perspective of dry, journalistic reportage would fail to convey Bar Jonah’s lifelong honing of his primeval predatory nature. Through the Bar Jonah case, malignant projective-identification is revealed as the primary characteriological patois that is inherent in the manner in which serial murderers and pedophiles take possession of their victims. This compelling work does not attempt to take the reader inside the mind of a serial killer. Rather it attempts to take the serial perpetrator into the psyche of the reader, in order for the reader to, in essence, experience a portion of the psychic primitiveness that a serial perpetrator uses to ensnare his victims. Eat The Evidence follows Nathaneal Bar Jonah from birth to death on a torrent of mayhem. The book was compiled from hundreds of hours of interviews and more than a hundred thousand pages of court documents. Part II: A Parasite in the Mind Part III: There is No Body

Eat the Evidence: A Journey Through The Dark Boroughs Of A Paedophilic Cannibal's Mind (Fiction / Poetry)

Literature & Fiction

Espy, John C

Genre Fiction

Karnac Books

A Parasite in the Mind is the second volume in the acclaimed Eat the Evidence trilogy by John C. Espy, which follows the story of a violent serial pedophile and murderer, Nathaneal Bar Jonah, from birth to death on a torrent of pedophilic and homicidal mayhem. It does not attempt to take the reader inside the mind of a serial killer, rather it attempts to take the serial perpetrator into the psyche of the reader. This allows the reader to experience a portion of the psychic primitiveness that a serial perpetrator uses to ensnare his victims. The books were compiled from hundreds of hours of interviews and more than a hundred thousand pages of court documents. Part I: Eat the Evidence Part III: There is No Body

DEFAULT_SET: A Parasite in the Mind: A Journey Through The Dark Boroughs Of A Paedophilic Cannibal's Mind (Fiction / Poetry)

There is No Body is the third volume in the acclaimed Eat the Evidence trilogy by John Espy, which follows the story of a violent serial pedophile and murderer, Nathaneal Bar Jonah, from birth to death on a torrent of pedophilic and homicidal mayhem. It does not attempt to take the reader inside the mind of a serial killer, rather it attempts to take the serial perpetrator into the psyche of the reader. This allows the reader to experience a portion of the psychic primitiveness that a serial perpetrator uses to ensnare his victims. The books were compiled from hundreds of hours of interviews and more than a hundred thousand pages of court documents. Part I: Eat the Evidence Part II: A Parasite in the Mind

DEFAULT_SET: There is No Body: A Journey Through The Dark Boroughs of a Paedophilic Cannibal's Mind (Fiction / Poetry)

This book looks at the therapy process from both the inside out and the outside in. Over many years of sitting with patients and supervisees, Dr John Espy found that the themes represented here kept emerging in one form or another: Are we winsome or loathsome? Are we self-knowing or self-concealing? Psychoanalysis is a psychic pilgrimage that reveals the depths of both our capacity to love and our depravity. Life is not clean and is fraught with temptations to undermine those behaviours which are in our own best interests, the greatest perhaps being those deceptions about what we reveal of who we really are. Part One explores these dynamics in the form of laconic adages; Part Two considers contradiction in clinical vignettes; while Part Three examines how serial killers use projective identification to groom and ultimately ensnare their victims. The author’s insights here into how a serial perpetrator uses projective identification are both insightful and compelling.

Clinical Dicta and Contra Dicta: The Therapy Process from Inside Out and Outside In

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Psychology & Counseling

The Karnac Library

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Eat the Evidence: A Journey Through The Dark Boroughs Of A Paedophilic Cannibal's Mind (Fiction / Poetry)

DEFAULT_SET: A Parasite in the Mind: A Journey Through The Dark Boroughs Of A Paedophilic Cannibal's Mind (Fiction / Poetry)

DEFAULT_SET: There is No Body: A Journey Through The Dark Boroughs of a Paedophilic Cannibal's Mind (Fiction / Poetry)

Clinical Dicta and Contra Dicta: The Therapy Process from Inside Out and Outside In