Few people understand murder the way anthropologist Elliott Leyton does. With decades of research and a pair of best-selling books behind him, he is a well-respected leader in the academic study of homicide. In this graphic two-part series, Leyton scrutinizes the roots of homicidal violence and the civilizing—or uncivilizing—processes of society. 2-part series, 50 minutes each.

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The Series Includes : The Spectrum of Murder | The Anthropology of Murder

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