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Cops' Real Stories of Facing Evil
From the best-selling author of over 70 books
“It’s terrifying to know these people are walking among us.”
“Loren C scares us again, but not with ghosts, shadow beings, and UFOs. This time it’s with a peek into the minds of evil people.”
“I’m a long-time reader of Loren Christensen, and this one might be his best. Thought provoking and frightening.”
What distinguishes law enforcement officers from people in other occupations is that they see things in a week, sometimes a single day, that most don't experience in a lifetime. They confront murderers, rapists, arsonists, child molesters, and kidnappers, and they see the victims moments after the crime, sometimes as it happens.
The perpetrators are usually the frightened, angry, and defiant because they were caught. But one or two are different, and the investigators perceive something emanating from them that’s discomforting, chilling. And it gives the officers pause. What am I feeling here? Why does this person make me feel so—uncomfortable?
Many officers say, “It's their eyes," when telling their stories in this book. “They’re cold, dark, and malevolent.”
For some, that perception, that disquieting feeling, has remained years after the contact—and they know why. They had stood in the presence of true evil.
Be sure to check out Loren W. Christensen’s Dead Body Calls and Cops’ True Stories of the Paranormal.
“It’s terrifying to know these people are walking among us.”
“Loren C scares us again, but not with ghosts, shadow beings, and UFOs. This time it’s with a peek into the minds of evil people.”
“I’m a long-time reader of Loren Christensen, and this one might be his best. Thought provoking and frightening.”
What distinguishes law enforcement officers from people in other occupations is that they see things in a week, sometimes a single day, that most don't experience in a lifetime. They confront murderers, rapists, arsonists, child molesters, and kidnappers, and they see the victims moments after the crime, sometimes as it happens.
The perpetrators are usually the frightened, angry, and defiant because they were caught. But one or two are different, and the investigators perceive something emanating from them that’s discomforting, chilling. And it gives the officers pause. What am I feeling here? Why does this person make me feel so—uncomfortable?
Many officers say, “It's their eyes," when telling their stories in this book. “They’re cold, dark, and malevolent.”
For some, that perception, that disquieting feeling, has remained years after the contact—and they know why. They had stood in the presence of true evil.
Be sure to check out Loren W. Christensen’s Dead Body Calls and Cops’ True Stories of the Paranormal.
232 pages, Paperback
Published February 29, 2024
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About the author
Loren W. Christensen
96 books101 followersLoren W. Christensen is a Vietnam veteran, retired police officer, a martial artist since 1965, and a prolific author of books and magazine articles.
As a writer, Loren has penned over 70 books and dozens of magazine articles on a variety of subjects. While his target audience is most often what he calls “the warrior community” – martial artists, cops, soldiers – his writing has become popular among high school and college students, parents, professionals of every kind, and people interested in a side of life outside the norm.
Loren is most thankful to his many friends, associates and fellow writers in the warrior community for their continual support and expert advice.
Biography:
Bachelors of Science - PSU
Vietnam veteran – 716th Military Police
Career police officer (ret) – Portland, Oregon
Street patrol, gang enforcement, defensive tactics instructor, bodyguard
Script advisor for the motion picture Best of the Best 3
Martial artist since 1965
Earned a total of 13 black belts in three fighting arts
Starred in 7 instructional DVDs
Author of 70 books and dozens of magazine articles
Nominated for the Frankfurt award
Co-author (with Lt. Col. Dave Grossman) of “Evolution of Weaponry” in Encyclopedia of Violence, Peace and Conflict, Academic Press
Wrote regularly for Black Belt, Karate Illustrated, Inside Kung fu and many others
Currently writes regularly for Black Belt and Police and Security News magazines
Book Solo Training was ranked in Amazon’s top 3 for three years in a row
Named in the 2007 - 2008 Heritage Registry of Who's Who in publishing
As a writer, Loren has penned over 70 books and dozens of magazine articles on a variety of subjects. While his target audience is most often what he calls “the warrior community” – martial artists, cops, soldiers – his writing has become popular among high school and college students, parents, professionals of every kind, and people interested in a side of life outside the norm.
Loren is most thankful to his many friends, associates and fellow writers in the warrior community for their continual support and expert advice.
Biography:
Bachelors of Science - PSU
Vietnam veteran – 716th Military Police
Career police officer (ret) – Portland, Oregon
Street patrol, gang enforcement, defensive tactics instructor, bodyguard
Script advisor for the motion picture Best of the Best 3
Martial artist since 1965
Earned a total of 13 black belts in three fighting arts
Starred in 7 instructional DVDs
Author of 70 books and dozens of magazine articles
Nominated for the Frankfurt award
Co-author (with Lt. Col. Dave Grossman) of “Evolution of Weaponry” in Encyclopedia of Violence, Peace and Conflict, Academic Press
Wrote regularly for Black Belt, Karate Illustrated, Inside Kung fu and many others
Currently writes regularly for Black Belt and Police and Security News magazines
Book Solo Training was ranked in Amazon’s top 3 for three years in a row
Named in the 2007 - 2008 Heritage Registry of Who's Who in publishing
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January 21, 2025
As a mother of a Police Officer, I was curious to read this book. Now my son HAS GOT TO READ IT BECAUSE HE NEEDS TO! The stories are real situations, horrendous, frightening and mindblowing. The sick minded killers, tortures, abusers you name it are out there, we just do not hear about them. If you read this book, beware, there is no holding back of the sick minded actions by tortures and murderers.
March 20, 2024
Unforgettable. I’m still thinking about it two weeks after I finish.
July 12, 2025
Good read. Brought back memories of when I was a cop.
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