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What drives a man to hunt other human beings? How does someone blend so seamlessly into a community while hiding a life built on terror? When Robert Hansen arrived in Alaska, he appeared to be an ordinary family man-a quiet baker, a skilled outdoorsman, and a neighbor who drew little attention. But behind that mild exterior lived a man shaped by lifelong resentment, isolation, and a desire for control that eventually darkened into something far more dangerous. This book takes readers deep inside the world of a predator who used Alaska's vast wilderness as both his shield and his weapon. Through a clear, compelling narrative, it traces his early struggles, the formation of his violent fantasies, the victims who trusted him for a moment too long, and the investigators who worked tirelessly to uncover the truth. Inside, readers will discover: The pivotal experiences in Hansen's childhood that left lasting emotional wounds How his public life as a husband, father, and respected community member hid a growing obsession The escalating pattern that turned private fantasies into crimes The survival of one courageous woman who altered the course of the entire case The investigative breakthroughs that finally exposed a chilling double life Whether you've followed true crime for years or are exploring this case for the first time, this book offers a thoughtful, human-centered look at how an ordinary man became one of Alaska's most notorious offenders-and how justice eventually caught up with him. A gripping and carefully told true crime account that reveals the human stories behind the headlines.

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