Chasing Evil: Shocking Crimes, Supernatural Forces, and an FBI Agent's Search for Hope and Justice

Analyze how the narrative’s structure, which consists principally of Robert Hilland’s first-person investigation but also includes first- and third-person sections from John Edward’s point of view, serves the book’s exploration of logic versus intuition and skepticism versus belief.

How does the evolution of Hilland and Edward’s working relationship—from skeptical testing to implicit trust—illustrate the memoir’s argument for a collaborative methodology that combines intuition with evidence?

Analyze the literary techniques used to construct John Smith’s character as a “chameleon” whose malevolence is hidden behind a controlled mask.