delaware, alex (fictional character)

Psychologist Alex Delaware arrives at a murder scene to find that he recognizes the young female victim from a restaurant, and he is surprised to learn that the time of death was not long after he spotted her.

Los Angeles psychologist-detective Alex Delaware becomes involved in an inquiry that puts both his life and that of his longtime friend, homicide detective Milo Sturgis, in danger, when he receives an anonymous package in the mail that contains an album of gruesome crime-scene photographs--including one from an unsolved murder Milo investigated early in his career.

LAPD detective Milo Sturgis and psychologist Alex Delaware search for a psychotic killer who is terrorizing the city with no known motive or pattern and teaches Milo and Alex the true meaning of madness.

Psychologist Dr. Alex Delaware and his friend, homicide detective Milo Sturgis, push the law to the limit in their attempts to find five-year-old Woody Swope, a cancer-stricken child whose parents refuse to agree to the one treatment that could save his life.

Alex Delaware receives an audiocassette of a horrifying scream followed by a childlike voice saying "Bad love. Bad love. Don't give me the bad love. . ." What does it mean?.

Lucy Lowell, a patient of psychologist Dr. Alex Delaware, has been having a recurring nightmare ever since she was a juror at the trial of a serial killer. Alex suspects that it is the repressed childhood memory of a real murder.

Alex Delaware accepts a job organizing the notes of scientist Bill Moreland, thinking he is getting an easy, four-month job on a tropical island, but Moreland's gruesome case files provide clues to a nagging mystery Alex feels he cannot ignore.