The dark joys of predators

The audiobook The Dark Joys of Predators contains the fifth volume of the Panopticon of Sexual Murders by Viktorín Šulc. Read by Miroslav Táborský and Luboš Ondráček. Directed by Miloš Vrána. Sex Murder Panopticon #5 A schoolboy longed to be initiated into the mysteries of sex play by an adult woman. He did not win her favour the easy way, he put on leather gloves and did not forget to arm himself with a knife... The "date" ended in a double murder... The finale of a unique and extraordinarily extensive project charting the history of domestic sex murder. The previous installment, The Evil Spirit, received a 98 percent success rate from satisfied readers: "Again, an absolutely excellent book. Anyone interested in criminalistics cannot be disappointed," we read in the electronic database of books. The fifth installment of the much sought-after Panopticon covers crimes from 1974 to 2017. The framework of thirteen cases is filled with both archival cases, still captivating criminal and forensic experts with their dimension of bestiality and often unexpected, but not relieving, resolution, and more recent ones. Modern Causes, dated from 2010, ...are the pace of the times, In addition to DNA analysis, the use of mobile phones as an "electronic fingerprint" contributes to the capture and conviction of the perpetrator, credit cards, including, of course, CCTV footage. Bloody crimes often have their overture on the internet, sometimes in rap rhythm, sometimes in hardcore style... The dark souls, the dark joys of predators, however, remain virtually identical across the decades. In addition to an analysis of the crime, a description of the perpetrator's motives, as well as a summary of key expert opinions from the fields of psychiatry, sexology and psychology, the author also discusses the operational work of the criminal investigators in the field and the comments of the representatives of the mortuary. Capturing the hardest possible crime in all its forms - the final book of Panopticon copes with this perfectly! VIKTORÍN ŠULC Viktorín Šulc, a successful scriptwriter of television detective films, but also a writer of non-fiction crime fiction, has been researching the topic of domestic sexual murder for many years. In 2000, he won the Czech Television's Sherlock Holmes Pipe Competition with the best-scoring script, The Man Who Came Out of the Grave. His other television films include Agentura Puzzle, Everybody Must Die and Harm, the first two of which have been adapted into literary works. His book The Next Station: Death won the AIEP award for best Czech mystery in 2004. He is the author of When Dread and Disbelief Take Off, a scholarly monograph charting domestic sexual murders from 1926 to 1999. In the summer of 2008, director Dušan Klein filmed a TV movie The Gravedigger based on his script, and in the autumn of the same year, the book The Phantom Hunter, which Šulc wrote together with the well-known crime writer Jiří Markovič, was published. MIROSLAV TABORSKY Originally a graduate of the Faculty of Education in physics, he graduated from the Theatre Faculty of the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague and in 1987 he started his first engagement in the theatre in Kladno. He has played on several other Czech stages - at the E. F. Burian, Studio GAG, Divadlo pod Palmovkou and Divadlo Labyrint. Since 1996, he has been engaged at the Theatre in Dlouhá for 20 years, and currently works as a freelancer. Miroslav Táborský has also starred in many films such as. A vampire wedding, Kolya, Lotrando and Zubeida, A dark blue world, Maharal, Berries, The most beautiful riddle, Life is life, Cool woman on the neck, and in several Czech series. For Audiotéka he has recorded the audiobook Rothschild's Bottle, The Confessions of Alan Turing and others. LUBOŠ ONDRÁČEK Luboš Ondráček is a Czech actor and dubber. He graduated from JAMU and his first engagement was in the satirical theater Večerní Brno. He worked for six years at the Petr Bezruč Theatre in Ostrava and collaborated on various projects with the Czech Television Ostrava studio. He also collaborated with Czech Television on the program Toulavá kamera. He is now a dubbing director and audiobook reader, among other things.