Okay, we're live. Hi, this is William Ramsey. Welcome to William Ramsey Investigates on today's show of a very special guest, a returning guest.

His name is Christopher Barry D. We talked back in August 2021 about one of his books. He's a true crime author.

The title of that book we talked about was talking with psychopaths and savages mass murderers and spree killers and today we're

going to talk on a different topic another one of his titles the title of the book is serial

killers world's most evil journey deeper into the darkest of minds and what sets these books apart

from other books is he actually goes and meets some of these infamous serial killers, but he can talk more about that.

So Christopher Barry D. Are you there?

I'm here. Ready to rock and roll.

Awesome. Well, thanks for coming back on the show. I know we had some communication problems, so I'm really delighted that you were very forgiving and came to come back on.

For people who may not have heard our earlier show, can you talk a little

bit about your back? I mean, you have so many books. You have a very long CV. Can you talk a lot

about your background and what led you to write this book? Yeah, right. I started off really in the

Royal Marines. I was a Greenberry Commando, Special Forces for a number of years. I did interrogation

work in Northern Ireland and in the

far east with terrorism. In fact, one of my books is about Jack Roche, the Australian Al-Qaeda

terrorist, and he sent me a massive stuff on an encrypted memory stick.

He got 10 years in prison out there.

He was a bomber.

And then I sort of started writing to serial killers years and years ago before we even had the internet.

And people like, I'll back Bianchi who we're going to meet in a minute,

and Arthur John Shawcross, quite a few of them, Dougie Clark, The Sunset Slayer.

And then I wrote a couple, I wrote a book called Dad, Dad Help Me, Please, which was about the hanging of a young lad back in 1957.

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