Hunting Killers: Britain’s top crime investigator reveals how he solves the unsolvable

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Truthful to his values, Mark Williams-Thomas gives us an extraordinary account of what it really means to be a Criminal Investigator. You really want to follow this investigator because he is very convincing and then out of the blue, he becomes his own antithesis. The auditorium, a jewel of late Victorian architecture, is a favourite with audiences and performers alike for its intimacy and atmosphere. Even for those who are familiar with the authors TV work this is an eye opening book and it gives an impressive insight into the inner complexities of investigative journalism. Professor David Wilson has spent his professional life working with violent men - especially men who have committed murder.

Prosecutors who seek the death penalty put their lives on the line if the guilty are later found innocent. Mark Williams-Thomas has written a very good book and is honest in his thoughts and how he works towards a result, if he is able to. He spends his time working on crimes where the police couldn't help, either through lack of resources or time.

By using the Web site, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to be bound by the Terms and Conditions. I'm fairly sure that of course, he wants to advance forward, but I truly believe this is for the good of crime investigation in this country and beyond.

As soon as I read the last word I missed the book and I am sure sooner rather than later I will read it again and I would imagine I will get something even better and deeper from it the next time round. It would make a great holiday read and in contrast it would not be out of place in an academic setting as a text, a learning tool.

Williams-Thomas makes much of his non-partisanship but he walks the walk, walking through some very dark places with families crazed and worn by grief. Mark now has his own prime time ITV and Netflix crime show, The Investigator and presents the Unsolved strand on This Morning, looking at undetected crimes. Join former police detective and a criminologist Mark Williams-Thomas for an eye-opening talk about complex cases he has. If you are a fan of audiobooks you will love this book but if you are new to audiobooks and you are looking to try out an audiobook as an alternative to another format, then this is the book for you.