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PART 1 – AVOIDING DANGER: How to Stay Out of Harm’s Way
Violent predators learn how to hunt for prey while in crime college (a.k.a. prison), from their family or neighborhood heroes who’ve already graduated, from the news media and entertainment industry, or from their own devious fantasies. It’s high time you learn how to outsmart them.

Beginning with the home then progressing outward, Part 1 illuminates and reduces all violent threats to women and children:

HOME SECURITY
• Home Security - Overview
• Break-In: Most homes are easy to invade. Make yours burglarproof.
• Walk-In: Half of all home invasions are through unlocked doors and windows! It's easy to always keep them locked at all times with the guidance in this section.
• Push-In: Never blindly open the door when someone knocks.
• Mug-In: a common way to invade a home.
• Scam-In: sneaky ways to invade a home.
• Cracks in Security: avoiding the subtle variations of Break-In, Walk-In, Push-In, Mug-In, and Scam-In home intrusions.
• College - Apartment & Dormitory Security: handling careless roommates.
• Good Neighbors: the final layer of home protection.
• Recap of Home Security.

OUTDOOR SAFETY
• Outdoor Safety - Overview
• Friendly Predators first try to get near you to isolate and trap you, then attack you. Never forget that and you’ll never fall for a stranger’s lure.
• Force Predators: ambush zones revealed.
• Predator’s Favorite Targets: how not to be one.
• Spotting Danger ahead of time, and what to do before it's too late.
• Facing Danger: if you're already targeted in a robbery, purse snatching, rape or kidnapping attack, choose among the five outdoor safety options: Posturing, Fleeing, Outsmarting, Surrendering, or Fighting.
• Rescuing a Victim Safely: how best to be a hero.
• Dog Attack: facing an attack on you or a loved one.
• Pickpockets: stopping masterful thieves from stealing you blind.
• Recap of Outdoor Safety.
• Pepper Spray & Devices for Outdoor Safety.

CAR SECURITY
• Car Security - Overview
• Avoiding Carjacking: being alert and prepared.
• Escaping Carjacking: the best strategies.
• Car Ambushes: traps and escapes.
• Road Rage: avoiding a lunatic.
• Recap of Car Security.

TRAVEL SECURITY
• Travel Security - Overview
• Camping: human predators sometimes hunt isolated human prey.
• Hotels and motels are ideal hunting grounds for predators.
• Airline: air travel has more precautions than ever.
• Foreign: predators hunt for vulnerable travelers in unfamiliar territory.
• Recap of Travel Safety.
• Pepper Spray & Devices for Travel Security.

CHILD SAFETY
• Child Safety - Overview
• Child - Molester Safety: the subtle warning signs.
• Child Safeguarding from molesters, bullies, and more.
• Child - Internet Safety: the dangers & safeguards.
• Child - Outdoor Safety: staying out of harm’s way.
• Child - Kidnapping Escape from a monster.
• Recap: a summary of Child Safety.

WOMEN'S SAFETY
• Women’s Safety - Overview
• Date Rape (or “Acquaintance Rape”): hidden risks, date rapist profiles, early warning signs, controlling a date, and escaping a threat.
• Stalking: stalker profiles, early warning signs, and escaping a stalker.
• Domestic Violence (or Relationship Violence): batterer's profiles, early warning signs, understanding the psycho-dynamics of both batterer and victim, and escaping.
• Recap: a summary of Women's Safety.

WORKPLACE SAFETY
• Workplace Safety - Overview
• Workplace Risks & Remedies: seeing warning signs beforehand.
• Resolving Conflicts defusing, intervening, and prevention.
• Bank & Store Robberies: minimizing the dangers.
• Real-Estate Agent Safety: protecting lone prey.
• Losing It - Petty Murders: cautionary tales of flirting with disaster for home, outdoor, and workplace safety.
• Recap & Resources for heading off trouble at work, outdoors, and home.

PART 2 – FACING DANGER: Options, Strategies, and Attitude
Part 2 prepares you beforehand for surviving worst-case scenarios, though nothing can be guaranteed to succeed in all situations. Nonetheless, it’s better to know this and not need it, than to need it and not know it.

CRIMINAL MINDS
• Criminal Minds - Overview of the treacherous mindset of predators.
• Wolf in Sheep's Clothing: friendly predators you'd never suspect.
• Quick Tricks: how criminals deceive you.
• Mind Games: how master manipulators control you.
• Intuition: trusting your early-warning survival system.
• Predator Profiles: robber's, rapist's, and killer's criminal minds.
• Predatory Mind: an extraordinarily enlightening view into the heart of darkness - and how to beat him at his own game.
• Recap of Criminal Minds.

VICTIM'S OPTIONS
• Victim’s Options - Overview of the Five Victim's Options:
• 1st Option - Posturing: presenting yourself as a tough target. If that doesn’t work:
• 2nd Option - Fleeing, the obvious choice, might not be possible. If not:
• 3rd Option - Outsmarting: verbally defusing a confrontation and escaping. If that doesn’t work:
• 4th Option - Surrendering and hoping for the best; or preferably as a prelude to an escape, perhaps aided by:
• 5th Option - Fighting like a mad dog to enable your escape. Stun & run.
• Recap of Victim’s Options.

SURVIVAL OPTIONS
• Survival Options - Overview of worst-case crises.
• Shooting Rampage: seven options for surviving.
• Hostage Taking: the slightest edge makes all the difference in survival.
• Hostage Escape: optimizing hostage survival and escape.
• Kidnapping avoidance and prevention.
• Kidnap Escape: optimizing kidnap survival and escape.
• SOS Distress Signals for summoning help in all situations.
• Surviving the Worst: options for worst-case scenarios.
• Recap of Survival Options.

STRESS CONTROL
• Stress Control - Overview seizing courage for surviving a crisis.
• Fear Itself: the fine lines between fear, panic, and courage.
• Willpower a crisis is hopeless if you give up hope and the will to live.
• Punched: absorbing and overcoming pain.
• Wounded: rising above injury.
• Courage: choosing to prevail.
• Acting: role-playing for real.
• Optimal Mindset: psyching yourself to fight for your life.
• Recap of Stress Control.

PART 3 – FIGHTING FOR YOUR LIFE: Do or Die
Countless murder victims throughout history likely would have survived had they known these self-defense tactics:

FIGHTING OPTIONS
• Fighting Options - Overview: escaping from a violent predator.
• Myths: debunking misconceptions.
• When to Fight: acting instead of reacting.
• Sucker Punch: a surprise attack.
• Fighting Strategies for optimal self-defense.
• Weapons (improvised).
• Choosing a Self-Defense Class

RAPE ESCAPE OPTIONS
• Rape Escape Options - Overview of options you never knew you had.
• Rapist Types: empowering insights into the minds of rapists.
• Rape Prevention: confronting a predator most effectively.
• Ultimate Rape Prevention: options for disabling a rapist’s tool of crime for true poetic justice.
• Rape Survivors: counseling needs for rape survivors and her loved ones.
• Choosing a Self-Defense Class to prevent rape and help a rape survivor regain control of her life.
• Recap of Rape Escape Options.

PART 4 – RESOURCES

CRIME SURVIVORS
• Crime Survivors - Overview of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and grieving the loss of a loved one to crime.
• Parents of Murdered Children help parents who've lost a child to murder.
• Survivors of Homicide help the loved ones of murder victims.
• Arizona Homicide Survivors help murder victim's loved ones try to heal.
• Compassionate Friends help murder victim's loved ones help each other.
• Recap of Crime Survivors.
• Rape Survivors