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    Mass Killers

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    disorders play the major role in the criminal behavior of mass murders (Agnew, 2012). In support of this theory researchers including Robinson, have observed that the delusional tendencies among mass murders could be a defensive extrapolation by the perpetrator to rationalize their actions (Robinson, 2004). The contrary perspective is best summed up by the irrational nature of the crime itself, which leads most researchers to categorize mass murders as typical psychopaths (Lynam, Moffitt, &…

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    accurately classify this person as a serial killer. A more accurate description would be a mass murderer, or possibly a spree killer. Serial killers, mass murderers, and spree killers share common elements amongst each other. But, there is a clear distinction between the three – motive and timing. A prime example of a serial killer is the notorious twentieth century murderer, Ted Bundy. Over ¾ of studied mass murderers found that the killers knew the victims(Greene…

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    “The Mind of Those Who Kill, and Kill Themselves” In Erica Good’s “The mind of those who kill, and kill themselves” from New York Times, she discusses the mass murders-suicides cases, where people want to kill themselves, but are afraid to die alone. How can the people that want to commit suicide be afraid to die alone? Why is it that they want to take a lot of innocent peoples’ lives with them to the death? There are many questions that don’t have an answer to such horrible…

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    Mass Murderers

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    recognize capital punishment as a human rights infringement. They go on to state their credence as this being “a frightening abuse of government power” (Death Penalty 101). That being said, it is a terrible financial burden to society to incarcerate a mass…

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    The distinctions between serial, mass and sensational or murders who are on a killing spree are, serial killers murder three or more people or as we say victims, but on separate occasions they normally select their victims and have periods of time in between before the next killing, serial murders also like to plan out their murders carefully and will travel to find their victims others may stay in a general area. Serial killers also may have specifics, such as they may target a specific type of…

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    Gun Control Pro

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    each of the candidate’s potion is on the topic of gun control. Well if you ask my opinion we are in desperate need of better and more regulations concerning guns. The amount of mass shootings that have occurred just over the past 30 years alone raises a high concern for better gun regulations. The fact that most of these mass shootings that have taken place involved legal weapons which is a huge red flag for more gun control. The high rate of suicides and homicides that coincide with guns is yet…

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    resident who was found guilty of first-degree murder for killing Katherine Ann Olson in 2007. Anderson was referred to as The Craigslist Killer because he posted an advertisement on Craigslist posing as a woman seeking child care services. The intent of posting the ad was to trick a woman into coming to his home so he could kill her. First degree murder is murder committed with premeditation, or a killing subject to the felony murder rule, or murder committed by poison, torture, bomb, or…

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    ” The cooling off period could range from hours to minutes (Newton 12; Schechter). There are three major stresses in the definition of a serial killer: at least three murders, different murder locations, and there must be a cooling off period (Schechter). The time break is what differentiates between serial killing and mass murder. Until the 20th century, serial killers weren’t as big as they are now. It’s not because they didn’t exist, it’s because news reporters and media didn’t talk about…

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    how the genocide began in the city of Bialystok and other close towns as they escalated from humiliations and beatings to murdering large groups in the woods and leaving them in mass graves. The chapter ends with a report which describes the affair told from the point of view of an officer that objected to the mass murder. As well as the shootings, the Order Police were also responsible for the deportations of the Jews to the Concentration Camps. Recounting the events where the Order Police were…

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    Murder Psychology

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    that are experienced by those who commit murders and explores the ways by which further research efforts will be committed in order to understand these factors more. Research that has been taken on these psychological and social factors faced by those guilty of murder, and has also gone through psychiatric analyses. This allows their conditions to be further studied and providing an understanding to their behavior. It is made evident that for majority of mass murderers, there are various reasons…

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