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    Edward Poole Miss Lockner English 4 05 October 2015 Dennis Nilsen:Serial Killer Dennis Nilsen is often referred to as “Scots worst serial killer”, or “The Muswell killer”. As we go through this paper it will explain what kinda horrific mutilations that Dennis would do to his victims, before and after he would kill them. As I begin this essay I just want to take time to say that I hope you enjoy it,as much as i have enjoyed researching it. First we will talk about Dennis’s early lifehood.”When…

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    “A very conservative estimate is that there are between 35 and 50 active serial killers in the United States" States John Douglas, former chief of the FBI stated in his book, “Mind Hunter”. As time has gone on and on, the amount of killers being caught has become higher and more are becoming more devious, leaving their mark on families everywhere. The definition of a serial killer, according to Encyclopedia Britannica is, “the unlawful homicide of at least two people, carried out in a series…

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    Serial crimes have been on the ascent over the recent years. The quantity of reported cases of individuals found to have been killed in puzzling ways has commanded news headlines around the world. Serial offenders have a propensity of redundancy of the same crimes. There are certain factors which are believed to be the motivating variable of serial offenses. Gary Leon Ridge who is also known as the Green River Killer is an American serial killer. It is assumed that Gary could have murdered more…

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    Ed Gein: A Serial Killer

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    one that would be permanently embedded into his brain. The above memory is in fact not fictional, but the first memory of an infamous serial killer. When…

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    days, there is a diagnosis for anything we could imagine. It’s almost an excuse for our actions. Serial killers, or serial murderers, are psychologists favorite test subjects simply because they starve to find a reason why, psychologically of course, they would kill multiple people. Although psychology should not justify our behavior, it is true that it has a huge effect on people, for example, serial killers. There is a trend in these vicious people that throw them over the edge, and pushes…

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    Who was the first to coin the term serial killer? A simple assignment lead me to the minds of unscrupulous people. My first criminology class opened a whole new world full of surprises. I was astonished by how much harm a person can do to another. To some people, serial killers are murders who deserve the worse. However, for me, each serial killer is a story full of interesting details. The uniqueness of each case brings me to the edge of my seat with excitement; each case whispering, “look…

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    Introduction- thesis Serial killers have been treated the same throughout the years for the most part, but many have been proven to have some form of psychological disorders. Although they have done wrong things, it does not mean we should treat them inhumanely- they are people! Serial killers deserve to have psychological treatment and should not be denied that opportunity because of the heinous things they may have done, because of these disorders. The right to an education should not be…

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    Facts About Serial Killers

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    According to the Crime Museum, a serial killer is conventionally defined as a person who murders three or more people in a period of over a month, with “cooling down” time between murders. Often driven by a psychological thrill or pleasure, serial killers murders must be separate events. Serial killers commit murder in different places over a long period of time. The characteristics of a serial killer often lack empathy, guilt and often become egocentric individuals. They also hide their true…

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    Analysis of a Female Serial Killer When we read or hear of violent acts, it is socially accepted that they are committed by men, while women and children are the ones who seem to suffer from the violent acts. When women commit violence, we naturally tend to explain their behavior as an act of defense, mental illness or it was involuntary act. The idea of a woman serial killer is beyond the common thought, yet out of every six serial killers, one is a woman, based on American crime statistics…

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    convicted of prior criminal activity. The second murder offense characteristic was that most murderers who commit these crimes have experienced some type of physical or psychological abuse during their childhood. According to Gerber, nearly half of serial killers have experienced some type neglect or emotional abuse. The third characteristic of murderers is that the offender is typically male (2014). According to Canter, nearly seventy-two percent of murderers are male and they are often around…

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