The Forensic Psychologist Who Worked With Dennis Nilsen & The Yorkshire Ripper | This Morning

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Millions of us love a crime drama, but what is it really like to work with serial killers and psychopaths? From The Yorkshire Ripper to Dennis Nilsen, forensic psychologist Kerry Daynes has seen it all. Today she takes us inside the minds of the biggest criminals and offers an eye-opening insight into the world of criminology.

Broadcast on 28/04/21

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