In the article, An Examination on the Psychology of Serial Killers, the author examines three notorious serial killers, David Berkowitz (also known as, The Son of Sam), Nannie Doss, and Carl Panzram. While studying her first subject, David Berkowitz, New York’s infamous killer, she finds that he leans more to the nature side when correlating his killing with nature vs. nurture. Described by those who knew him, Berkowitz was quiet and very polite. While going on a killing spree that lasted from July 1976 till July 1977 killing 6, and critically wounding at least 8, leaving one paralyzed for life. Investigators later found that his victims and kills were random. The question here is, why? Well, nature deals with genetics. In this article,
