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    centuries is the “Serial Killers”. They commit such horrendous crimes, but that does not stop society from being fascinating with them. This is because they are so mysterious in their behavior and it is common for people to want to know why they are who they are. I never really knew what they truly are and their impact in society, all I know is that they both terrified and fascinated certain members of society including myself. Serial killer is define as someone who murders three or…

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    was a con-artist. His first committed crimes were fraud and scams. Holmes went to the university of michigan to study medicine. He would steal corpses and he used them to experiment on and to get false insurance claims. He was known to be the first serial killer in the U.S. He moved to Chicago in 1886. The first job that he got there was at a local…

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    Serial killers are neither born nor are they created; rather they are the product of both elements when put to extremes. A predisposed mental disorder is sure to cause one to have some troubles in life, but does not automatically make one a future serial murderer. Along with that claim, a troubled childhood is also not grounds for future damnation. But when combined in extremes, one begins to become at risk for a very complicated- and sometimes deadly -future. Originating from former FBI…

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    Serial killers are as fascinating as they are horrifying. As much as we fear them, we are intrigued in learning about them and knowing their story. Today our society is filled with shows like “Dexter” and “Criminal Minds” that gives a glimpse of serial killers. We enjoy watching it on television or reading about it in books or on the internet. Scholars take hours out of their day to studying these murders and crimes. When we watch these shows we are filled with these fantasies of killings and…

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    He is a “disorganized” serial killer because he had no father figure, he returns to the same location of the crime scene, and was a high school dropout. In the span of 16 years, Cullen worked and murdered patients at ten different healthcare facilities. He murdered at different locations, and returned to his crime scene which means he can be described as a stable or transient mobility serial killer. Charles main target was ill patients (mission-oriented)…

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    The serial killer I chose to do a report on is Joseph Roy Metheny, also known as “The Cannibal Killer”. He was born on March 2, 1955 and died on August 5, 2017 (Blanco, n.d.). Despite what Joseph has said about his home life, it was pretty normal. He grew up in the North Point Boulevard area of Essex, in Maryland (Wynter, 2017). In an interview, his mother, Jean Metheny, openly spoke about his childhood. She said that when Joe was six, his father got in a car crash and left her a single mother…

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    Ted Bundy, an infamous serial killer, once said, “Society wants to believe it can identify evil people, or bad or harmful people, but it’s not practical. There are no stereotypes.” This idea is evidenced in the book The Only Living Witness. “When police arrested Ted Bundy and charged him with several rapes, kidnappings and murders, those closest to him were stunned, for they said, “Ted was one of us” (13). No one who was close to him believed he was capable of doing such repulsive acts; many…

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    In the article “The Making of a Serial Killer,” Director of the Brogard Lab for Multisensory Research Berit Brogaard theorizes on the possible causes of psychopathy and its relation to the brain and genetics. Berit Brogaard explains what abnormalities cause psychopathic characteristics to show up in people and how most crimes are actually more often committed by people who are psychotic. The author also brings up various genetic diseases that correlate with psychopathy to further help understand…

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    and developmental perspectives using the sexual serial homicidal behavior. Also using developmental psychology, evolutionary psychology, and neuropsychiatry. Asperger’s is a high-functioning autistic psychopathy.…

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    Tony Bertrand ENGL 1009k Mrs. Porth 11-26-13 What Makes A Serial Killer-Response Essay This essay is written by La Donna Beaty. There is no definite reason what makes a serial killer. Beaty uses this to her advantage by providing several speculations. She begins by trying to capture the readers attention with rhetorical questions. Many of the theories she provide suggest that becoming a serial killer is largely impacted by childhood. She also covers the impact of deinstitutionalization of the…

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