Sixteen-year-old Harry Hebard wiped out his family line in 1963 when he killed all five members while pot roast cooked in the oven and potatoes boiled on the stove. With a renowned criminal profiler, walk into the mind of a killer, still alive today and continuing to serve his time. Readers enter not only the mind and heart of Harry, but are educated in the world of killers. Stunning and timely, readers learn the difference between a mass murderer like Harry and an active shooter like Virginia Technical College"s Seung-Hui Cho. This is a must-read for true crime enthusiasts but also a vital awareness tool for parents, teachers, school administrators, those working with juveniles or young adults, and business leaders wanting to educate themselves and their work force about the potential of shooting incidents in the work place.