New Book from Former Scotland Yard Detective including criminal profile from NCA

[barnflatwyngarde]

Good luck with the book Steve.

I am looking forward to it.

[StevenKeogh]

Hi all,

I posted last year to say I was writing a book and am pleased to be able to tell you it's out next month.

I'm a former detective inspector from the Met Police and spent the last 12 years of my career investigating murders. Prior to that, I policed Whitechapel. I also investigated terrorism, so feel quite an affinity to Frederick Abberline, having shared a similar career path.

My book looks at how we would investigate these crimes should they happen today. Incorporated into that I look to answer three questions:

- Which crimes did JTR commit
- Why did he commit them
- Who was he

I'm also pleased to say the National Crime Agency has contributed their first ever 'criminal profile' of the killer. In the UK, the NCA provide advice to police forces in major investigations. Part of that includes the provision of crime scene assessments and predictive profiles. Only three people in the UK are qualified to perform that role, one of whom contributed to the book (with the full support of the NCA).

The book is primarily aimed at those without a deep knowledge of the cases but I'm sure there are parts that some here would find of interest.

I found casebook.org to be a tremendous help in my research, so thank you to those that run this site. I also had a couple of questions that people were kind enough to answer.

The book is called Murder Investigation Team: Jack the Ripper, and is available to pre-order on Amazon and most other sites.

Thanks again and for those that do decide to read it, I hope you enjoy it.

Best wishes

Steve