Eat the Evidence: A Journey Through The Dark Boroughs Of A Pedophilic Cannibal's Mind
Reviews and Endorsements
‘I first met John Espy a few years ago when we worked together on a homicide case in northern Montana. I’ve worked on hundreds of cases and I’ve met a lot of investigators, scientists, and experts who have spent their lives researching the heights, and deep, deep depths, of the human psyche. But I never met an expert who impressed me more than John: tough, compassionate, experienced, literate, and clearly brilliant. Just the qualities a writer needs to be able to research, and understand, and explain to the reader the unbelievable journey through the mind of the subject of this amazing book. As terrifying as the voyage may be, you couldn’t have a better guide than John Espy. You know he’ll have your back. And you’ll need it.’
— Robert A. Leonard, PhD, Professor of Linguistics; Director, Institute for Forensic Linguistics, Threat Assessment and Strategic Analysis, Hofstra University, Hempstead, NY, USA
‘This journey through a pedophilic cannibal’s mind is at once a story for us all and a blueprint for professional psychologists of a human so evil as to cause us all to rethink what our species is capable of. Dr Espy, displaying here superb sharp-eyed empirical research and expressing his findings in a literarily graceful manner, brings out the essence of Nathaneal Bar Jonah, is so real and immediate a way that I found it at times difficult even approaching the pages of this masterly work.’
— John Herrmann, former Director of Creative Writing and American Literature, University of Montana
‘When John Espy first contacted me I was relieved to find someone who understood exactly where I had been forced to go in the search for my missing childhood friend - into the innermost thoughts of serial pedophiles. By sharing our research John and I were able to put together pieces of a puzzle that no one else had been willing to share. We learned that not only was Nathaneal Bar Jonah a serial pedophile and alleged murderer, but he was also part of an intricate fraternity of pedophiles who shared information and resources to abduct and murder children across the country. John Espy’s commitment to telling the truth about Nathaneal Bar Jonah and his associations is a testament to his search for justice in a world where all too often law enforcement acts as if the death of a criminal predicates the ability to find answers for his victims. His research is horrifyingly accurate. This book is a must-read for those who aren’t afraid of the truth, especially if the truth results in justice for all.’
— Melanie Perkins, Emmy Award-Winning Filmmaker (Best Investigative Journalism) for Have You Seen Andy?