Andrei Chikatilo, the “Butcher of Rostov,” murdered more than fifty people across the Soviet Union while investigators executed innocents to maintain the illusion of order. His crimes exposed systemic failures, twisted motives, and a trial that became a public reckoning. This case remains one of history’s darkest lessons in denial, hunger, and the brutality of power.

Mindhunter in the Flesh What happens when the darkest corners of criminal psychology are mapped not by fiction, but by a real woman who...