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PRAKTIChESKOE RUKOVODSTVO O TOM, KAK RASKRYVATʹ UBIĬSTVA V ĖPOKhU INTERNETA - OT TRU-KRAĬM ZhURNALISTA I GRAZhDANSKOGO SYShchIKA BILLI DZhENSENA.Vy kogda-nibudʹ khoteli raskrytʹ ubiĭstvo: sobratʹ uliki, kotorye progli͡adela polit͡sii͡a, opoznatʹ podozrevaemogo? Tru-kraĭm-zhurnalist Billi Dzhensen provel pi͡atnadt͡satʹ let, obozrevai͡a neraskrytye ubiĭstva. Vse istorii, kotorye on napisal, imeli odnu obshchui͡u chertu - u nikh ne bylo kont͡sa: ubiĭt͡sa vse eshche byl na svobode.No odnazhdy chasha terpenii͡a perepolnilasʹ, i on pridumal plan. Plan rassledovanii͡a posle togo, kak kopy sdalisʹ. Ispolʹzui͡a sot͡sialʹnye seti i kraudsorsing, Billi sozdal ėffektivnui͡u sistemu poiska prestupnikov - i razrabotal sistemu pravil, chego delatʹ ne stoit, chtoby ne skomprometirovatʹ sebi͡a i rassledovanie. Stremi͡asʹ vosstanovitʹ spravedlivostʹ i podaritʹ uteshenie rodstvennikam pogibshikh, on bralsi͡a za dela obychnykh li͡udeĭ, chʹi͡a zhiznʹ prervalasʹ plokhimi parni͡ami - grabiteli͡ami, ulichnymi khuliganami i maroderami, - sluchaĭno vstretivshimisi͡a u nikh na puti. No sudʹba podarit emu shans dopisatʹ knigu ob Ubiĭt͡se iz Zolotogo Shtata i pouchastvovatʹ v dele znamenitoĭ Allenstaunskoĭ chetverki - zagadochnogo seriĭnogo ubiĭstva, proizoshedshego mnogo let nazad…Zakhvatyvai͡ushchai͡a i neobychnai͡a, kniga "Presledui͡a tʹmu" - ėto kniga o podlinnoĭ strasti k svoemu remeslu, pokazyvai͡ushchai͡asi͡a, kak samyĭ obychnyĭ chelovek, zhelai͡a spravedlivosti, mozhet sdelatʹ zhiznʹ luchshe.------------------------------"Neozhidanno i pugai͡ushche… Proryvnoe kriminalʹnoe povestvovanie, t͡sennoe dli͡a fanatov tru-kraĭma". - Dzhon Duglas, legendarnyĭ profaĭler FBR, avtor kriminalʹnykh bestsellerov"Otchasti memuary, otchasti prakticheskoe rukovodstvo, 'Presledui͡a tʹmu' vkli͡uchaet v sebi͡a pravila otvetstvennoĭ grazhdanskoĭ detektivnoĭ raboty... Billi Dzhensen potratil pochti vse svoe svobodnoe vremi͡a i ėnergii͡u za neskolʹko let na kraudsorsingovye ugolovnye rassledovanii͡a… Dazhe kogda on nakopil 20 000 dollarov dolga na kreditke ot prodvizhenii͡a svoikh postov, on ne prekrashchal rabotatʹ nad kriminalʹnymi delami". - Rolling Stone

A PRACTICAL GUIDE ON HOW TO SOLVE MURDERS IN THE INTERNET AGE — FROM TRUE-EDGE JOURNALIST AND CIVILIAN DETECTIVE BILLY JENSEN.Have you ever wanted to solve a murder: collect evidence that the police overlooked, identify the suspect? True-edge journalist Billy Jensen spent fifteen years reviewing unsolved murders. All the stories he wrote had one thing in common—they had no end: the killer was still at large.But one day his patience ran out, and he came up with a plan. An investigation plan after the cops gave up. Using social networks and crowdsourcing, Billy created an effective system for finding criminals — and developed a system of rules, which is not worth doing, so as not to compromise himself and the investigation. In an effort to restore justice and give comfort to the relatives of the victims, he took up the affairs of ordinary people whose lives were interrupted by bad guys — robbers, street hooligans and looters — who accidentally met on their way. But fate will give him a chance to finish writing a book about the Killer from the Golden State and participate in the case of the famous Allenstown Four — a mysterious serial murder that occurred many years ago…Exciting and unusual, the book "Chasing the Darkness" is a book about a genuine passion for his craft, showing how the most ordinary person, wanting justice, can make life better.------------------------------"Unexpected and frightening… A breakthrough criminal narrative, valuable for true-edge fans." — John Douglas, legendary FBI profiler, author of criminal bestsellers "Partly memoirs, partly a practical guide, 'Chasing Darkness' includes the rules of responsible civilian detective work... Billy Jensen has spent almost all of his free time and energy over several years on crowdsourcing criminal investigations… Even when he accumulated $20,000 in credit card debt from promoting his posts, he did not stop working on criminal cases." — Rolling Stone