There are many serial killers within the U.S. but finding them is almost impossible. Even some people seem to believe that others can prevent serial killers by realizing “warning signs” in most people. However it really still will not help because most “ warning signs” are far-fetched and most people who are considered “normal” experienced these “warning signs” and they are not even known as serial killers, most are even actresses, actors, and even presidents. In my opinion, even though there are so-called warning signs it still does not show how some people experience the warning signs and turn out fine, plus the psychological side of serial killers that looks deeper into serial killers minds, and in any way, serial killers are still considered
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However, one man experienced these “warning signs” yet turned out to be very successful. This man was known as “strangely awkward, nondescript, little levity, but no degeneracy either” (Black). Many even say that he faced drug abuse in his lifetime and that he had gone through things much like that of what a serial killer in their early life would have experienced yet he turned out to be just an ordinary average guy, in some sort of way. Who was this man? This man was, in fact, the 37th President of the United States, President Richard M. Nixon. He was known as an awkward and a germaphobe, an obsession with cleanliness, while he was just a child. He experienced these common traits and characteristics known as “warning signs” but still turned out to be one of America's presidents. He had grown up with an abusive father and an extremely controlling mother. During his presidency, he experienced an abusive power in which this led to his impeachment all because of the Watergate scandal, a major political scandal where five men broke into the headquarters of the Democratic National Committee and revealed illegal activities involving the Nixon administration and even Nixon himself. Even though he was not very successful as a president he broke through the barriers, “warning signs”, that categorized people as possible serial killers. He lived a better life than most serial killers, he had been Governor Overall, this goes to show that even though a person has experienced the “warning signs” listed on the blog, “10 Most Common Traits of Potential Serial Killers”, does not mean that that person could turn out to be a serial
However, one man experienced these “warning signs” yet turned out to be very successful. This man was known as “strangely awkward, nondescript, little levity, but no degeneracy either” (Black). Many even say that he faced drug abuse in his lifetime and that he had gone through things much like that of what a serial killer in their early life would have experienced yet he turned out to be just an ordinary average guy, in some sort of way. Who was this man? This man was, in fact, the 37th President of the United States, President Richard M. Nixon. He was known as an awkward and a germaphobe, an obsession with cleanliness, while he was just a child. He experienced these common traits and characteristics known as “warning signs” but still turned out to be one of America's presidents. He had grown up with an abusive father and an extremely controlling mother. During his presidency, he experienced an abusive power in which this led to his impeachment all because of the Watergate scandal, a major political scandal where five men broke into the headquarters of the Democratic National Committee and revealed illegal activities involving the Nixon administration and even Nixon himself. Even though he was not very successful as a president he broke through the barriers, “warning signs”, that categorized people as possible serial killers. He lived a better life than most serial killers, he had been Governor Overall, this goes to show that even though a person has experienced the “warning signs” listed on the blog, “10 Most Common Traits of Potential Serial Killers”, does not mean that that person could turn out to be a serial