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The Mastermind's Playbook - Inside The Mind of A Criminal Genius - cover

The Mastermind's Playbook - Inside The Mind of A Criminal Genius

ORESTES TZORTZIS

Publisher: Journeyscript Publishers L.L.C

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Summary

What separates a petty criminal from a true mastermind? Step into the shadows and discover the chilling psychology behind history's most brilliant criminal minds.When €3.6 million worth of art vanished from Vienna's most secure gallery in just 19 seconds, investigators found no broken glass, no triggered alarms, and no trace of forced entry. Only silence. This wasn't luck—it was the work of a ghost who had spent months crafting the perfect invisibility.Inside this gripping investigation, you'll uncover:The four principles that guide criminal masterminds toward flawless executionHow aliases are built to withstand scrutiny and vanish without a trace  The psychological blueprint behind "impossible" heists and perfect disappearancesReal case studies of spectacular failures and what they teach us about criminal thinkingThe dark art of becoming so unremarkable that you become invisibleInvestigative journalist Orestes Tzortzis takes you deep inside operations where intelligence trumps violence, strategy defeats security, and the greatest triumph is leaving behind nothing but questions. Through detailed analysis of actual cases, you'll learn how these criminal architects think, plan, and execute operations that seem impossible.This isn't a how-to guide—it's a journey into the mind of genius turned dark. Perfect for readers fascinated by true crime, psychology, and the thin line between brilliance and criminal intent.
Available since: 01/03/2026.
Print length: 37 pages.

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