- What's on
- Taking off the Mask
Special events
Taking off the Mask
- When
- Saturday, 31 October 2026, 10am
- Where
- Axminster Guildhall, West Street, Axminster , Devon, EX13 5NX
- Sold by
- See Tickets
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About the event
From See Tickets's listing
Taking Off The Mask: Uncovering The Mind of a Serial Killer Experience PLEASE NOTE: 20% of the presenters fee will be donated to The Royal British Legion Are you curious about what lies beneath the surface of criminal behaviour, and would you like to know more? This unique and exciting day will show you many true crime cases, that the public ordinarily does not get to see. Steve returns to the Guildhall after his visit in November, last year when he presented "Inside The mind of Adolf Hitler" Join us for an exciting Experience where we dive into the fascinating world of criminal and forensic psychology. Learn about criminals' minds, the science behind their actions, and how forensic psychologists work to uncover the truth. All the sessions will refer to, and unfold cases that Steve Gaskin was involved with as a former Scotland Yard Detective Chief Inspector & criminal psychologist: What's included? What is criminal psychology? The psychology of serial killing Offender Profiling Lies & lie detection Assault & homicide: police response Psychopaths Extravaganza The course is run by Steve who... Was a senior detective in the Metropolitan Police Service Is a qualified teacher and lectures on criminal psychology throughout the UK and further afield Is currently in the middle of a UK th…
Getting there
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