This book, "Programmed to Kill: The Politics of Serial Murder," posits that many widely reported serial killer cases, rather than being the actions of lone deranged individuals, are actually orchestrated events linked to covert operations, mind control, and organized criminal networks. The author frequently highlights the lack of consistent modus operandi in alleged serial killer cases and points to anomalies in investigations, such as ignored evidence, witness tampering, and connections between alleged killers and law enforcement or intelligence agencies. The text also delves into alleged pedophile networks and ritual abuse, suggesting a deep-seated corruption within powerful institutions, with mind control techniques like those described by George Estabrooks and Paul Verdier used to create dissociative subjects who become unwitting assassins or patsies in larger schemes. Furthermore, the book implicates figures like Aleister Crowley, Jack Parsons, and the Process Church in the propagation of occult ideologies that may influence these criminal enterprises, concluding that powerful forces actively manipulate and cover up these events for various illicit gains, including drug and child trafficking.
