This work investigates the multifaceted nature of the 'sixth sense,' examining its manifestations, misinterpretations, and darker aspects. The author, Jacobus X., presents a study that delves into the anomalies and potential criminal applications associated with heightened or perceived psychic abilities, drawing on historical accounts and case studies.

The book appears to be a specialized study focusing on the more obscure and potentially negative aspects of psychic phenomena. Its title suggests a critical or analytical approach to subjects often relegated to pseudoscience, aiming to categorize and understand perceived abuses and anomalies. The work likely appeals to readers interested in the darker or more controversial side of parapsychology and occult studies, offering a historical and case-study-based perspective.