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The following list are books from retired members of the FBI Behavioral Science Unit - Jack Crawford's real-life equivalents:
Sexual Homicide - Patterns and Motives
Journey Into Darkness
Mindhunter
Anatomy of Motive
Whoever Fights Monsters
Dark Dreams
All of them go into detail in describing how cases were analyzed to develop profiles of unknown killers, the different categories of killers, and how the thought processes of a serial killer work. It's not that they are evil incarnate or unpredictable violent beings - there is usually some kind of logic there that makes perfect sense once you realize that they just aren't playing with the same set of rules as everyone else.
If you just want to talk about manipulation:
Social Engineering: The Art of Human Hacking
https://www.amazon.com/Sexual-Homicide-Patterns-Motives-Paperback-ebook/dp/B001GY1FSK/ref=nodl_ basically the first real analysis of serial killers written in ‘85. I read about Bundy saying it was the best analysis he had read.
Oh really? I had no idea. Found it on amazon.ca here