The project offers content across various formats and lengths:
Paid Content:
The Mind Hunter (Full Documentary and Article): This is the flagship content, consisting of 90-120 minute documentaries and accompanying full articles. These pieces include the creator's full analysis and opinions rooted in criminal psychology.
Free Content:
Unsub Case Study (Video) / Inside the Unsub (Article): These are shorter, "half-length" versions of the main content (45-60 minute videos and shorter articles). They are designed for platforms like YouTube and a blog ("Word Hoard"), and notably, the creator's personal analysis is removed from these free versions.
Unsub Casefiles: This serves as short-form promotional material. It includes 30-60 second videos and X/Twitter posts designed to advertise the longer content.
Blood and Ink (Newsletter): This newsletter provides advanced notice of upcoming content and excerpts from all the above. It will also contain links to the videos and articles, potentially including the complete "Inside the Unsub" articles
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Unveiling the Brutal Logic of Humanity.
"The Mind Hunter" is a multi-tiered content project focused on analysing real-life crimes, primarily those involving serial killers and other violent, political, or blue-collar offences. The core purpose is to inform viewers about these events and then provide the creator's psychological insights into the motivations ("Why") behind them.
The Criminal Brain
This article delves into Adrian Raine's groundbreaking research on the neuroanatomy of violence, challenging conventional notions of criminality. Beginning with the case of Herbert Weinstein, it posits that many offenders exhibit subtle yet significant structural brain abnormalities, often with a neurodevelopmental origin. Raine's…..
The Anatomy of a Killer
This analysis of Adrian Raine's work delves into the neurobiology of violence, revealing how brain imaging technology, particularly PET scans, has uncovered significant differences in murderers' brains, notably reduced prefrontal cortex activity. We explore how such impairments contribute to different types of aggression, reactive…..