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Inside The Mind Of A Teen Killer
 Phil's latest project is a book titled "Inside the Mind of a Teen Killer," a ten year study on teen murder and school violence. With a release date of October 21, 2008, this is an anti-violence project aimed at teens, parents, youth workers, teachers, and law enforcement. The goal of this book is to educate America and the world on the growing problem of teen murder and school violence, and hopefully stop teen murder and save innocent lives. Phil interviewed nearly 200 teen killers and school shooters for this book, and it's sure to change the way America and the world thinks about the growing trend of juvenile homicide.
Throughout the book, Phil features the story of Pearl, Mississippi school shooter Luke Woodham, along with the crimes of over 100 teens who committed homicide. There are numerous facts, warning signs, causes of teen murder, and how to prevent it. The most unique part of the book is the words of the killers themselves, explaining why they committed the crimes, what led them to murder, and how we could have helped them. The forward of the book is being written by author and murder expert Lt. Col. Dave Grossman. Be sure to pick up your copy of this hardcover, non-fiction book by Thomas Nelson Publishers everywhere books are sold. Phil's next project will be a reality television series titled "Teen Killers," which will give the public a chance to meet many of the subjects of Phil's book. Stay tuned on the details of the television project. Phil's next book is tentatively titled "Inside the Mind of a Sexual Predator," and will feature his research into sexual crimes, sexual murder, and how we as a society can keep our children safe. Phil will feature ten men who would be considered sexual predators, including John Couey, who kidnapped and killed Jessica Lunsford in Florida. Again, this book will feature warning signs, prevention, safety tips, and first hand interviews with the sexual predators themselves. This presentation is a full day seminar, and can be shortened to accomodate the needs of the host organization.
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