Criminal Man

What drives a person to commit a crime? Does upbringing play a role, or is it all about heredity? The famous psychiatrist Cesare Lombroso studied the personality of the criminal in depth and found answers to the main questions of criminology.
According to Lombroso, one can determine from a person's appearance whether they possess criminal tendencies. Based on the identified traits, Lombroso distinguished between the following types of offenders: murderers, thieves, rapists, and swindlers. In the end, he came to a shocking conclusion: shouldn't criminals be punished for imperfect crimes?
What you have here is a unique study of the dark side of human nature. Clinical stories about patients sound more fascinating than any novel, and the bold conclusions of the scholar provide ample ground for reflection.