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    put away. The nation is now fascinated with serial killers, mass murders, and other dramatized criminal cases. Honestly, society does not realize that the shows are realistic fiction. They are fake, though based off real events. Charles Manson, Jeffrey Dahmer, Ted Bundy, and Jack the Ripper are now household names because a Majority of Americans think that it is cool to see these shows and glorify the villains. The majority of the nation wants to be in the drama; we want to know all about what…

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    Cannibalism is a topic that evokes both disgust and wonder; while the mere idea of eating human flesh is one that makes a person’s stomach twist and turn, it is also one that brings forth the question of how far humans are willing to go in order to survive - or how twisted they can sometimes become with their desires. The question that is always raised when speaking out about the topic of cannibalism is whether or not it is acceptable in our culture, despite the backlash behind it. Before one…

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    People have continuously asked the question of whether serial killers are born or made. Researchers have done countless studies to provide the world with an answer. Truth be told, despite all of the research, there is still no definite answer (Allely, Minnis and Thompson). Of course, something is mentally wrong with a person if they desire killing other human beings, but the decision to act on this desire is based solely on other influences that caused the person to make that choice. People are…

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    Topic: Psychological Profiling General Purpose: To inform Specific Purpose: To inform my audience about psychological profiling. Central Idea Statement/Thesis: I will discuss (1) what psychological profiling is, (2) the profiling of Jack the Ripper, and (3) the most important uses of psychological profiling. Introduction I. [Attention Getter] Which well-known murderer is not defined as a serial killer? (Pictures of known offenders) II. [Topic Justification] Knowing…

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    Systematic Denial

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    punishment also affects the victim's family. The death penalty puts the media spotlight on murderers and makes fame out of a killer. Execution turns offenders into victims and they gain celebrity in their death. For example, everyone knows the name “Jeffrey Dahmer” but next to nobody knows the name of his 17 victims. Opponents argue that capital punishment affirms the sanctity of life. Death sentences are subject to intense reexaminations by both state and federal courts and the decision to…

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    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…

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    1970, Russler was able to convince “… the legitimacy of criminal profiling” to the Bureau. Russler was also known for “face-to-face interview with the most notorious and successful serial killers at that particular time” such as Ted Bundy and Jeffrey Dahmer. Many people believe there are three main early signs of a serial killer. According to forensic psychiatrist J.M. Macdonald’s 1963 paper, “The Threat to Kill”, the three signs (also known as the Macdonald Triad) are animal cruelty,…

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    Monsters have always been a big part of our societies, whether to pass the time with story telling or to scare little kids into behaving. As generations pass down these legends, the story changes and new elements are added to fit the time it is being told in. One mythical creature that has survived the storyboard for many centuries is werewolves. Men who turn into hairy, violent monsters who plague the town they reside in. Killing livestock and even attacking humans, only to transform back into…

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    Arrigo (2001, n.p.) defined psychopaths as “an elusive and perplexing psychological construct”, which across history has experienced several degrees of social condemnation. Similarly, the public’s perception of a psychopath, such as Ted Bundy and Jeffrey Dahmer, is someone who has committed such horrific violent crimes as a serial and mass murder. As explained previously, a psychopath does not need to express violent tendencies to have developed a lack of emotional attachment, which many have…

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    13). Many psychopaths “articulated a biological defect that prevented the normal experience of remorse or an awareness of the severity of their actions: thus, they determined their actions to be a biological imperative” (Henson and Olsen 14). Jeffrey Dahmer, by way of illustration, contended that he was wholly aware of his anomalous behavior, but was physically unable to control it. Serial killers use biological aliments as excuses for the “enacted deviant identity, thereby rejecting the stigma…

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