Killer in Us: Why Every Human Is Capable of Violence

Could you be capable of violence?

You'd probably say no.
But what if the real answer isn't so simple?

The Killer in Us is a provocative exploration of the darkest corners of the human psyche. Drawing from criminology, depth psychology, and real-world case studies, Noah Ashcroft reveals how the potential for violence lives not only in criminals and monsters-but in all of us.

With striking clarity and unsettling honesty, this book shows:
- Why people kill in everyday situations-without being "evil"
- How silence, obedience, and routine can turn anyone into an accomplice
- What the shadow self is-and why we must confront it
- How society hides systemic violence behind language, systems, and screens
- Why true morality begins where self-deception ends

Combining psychological insight with compelling storytelling, Ashcroft doesn't excuse violence-he exposes its roots. This is not a book about guilt.
It's a book about responsibility.

For readers of Carl Jung, Philip Zimbardo, Robert Sapolsky, and those who seek uncomfortable truths.