Serial Killers

Serial killers have always been a topic I’ve enjoyed. What most people find disturbing I find fascinating. A serial can just be some person who you think is normal but deep down inside they have an emptiness that can only be satisfied through murder and death. Which is why I chose the book dismembered by Susan d Mustafa and sue Israel which is based on Sean Vincent Gillis who is also known as the other Baton Rouge killer. He was responsible for the death of 8 women in Baton Rouge, Louisiana for over a period of 10 years. These women were hunted down bludgeoned and strangled after which he would go on to rape them or engage in necrophilia and mutilate their bodies. An arm here, a leg there, a breast, a tattoo. He was cutting them into pieces.
He just had a morbid curiosity about body parts and mutilation a fascination which was beyond his control. His motivation was purely sexual and the kill was usually only a means to an end .however this curiosity lead him to cannibalism .because of the viciousness of some of his attacks you would think that he was a disorganized killer.
But Sean’s planning his organization and his intelligence firmly puts him in the organized category. He did make attempts to clean up his crime scene but he always left clues for the police and when the police couldn’t connect any of his murders he would glorify in his victory over outsmarting them. Sean was full of his intelligence he said that he was playing a game of chess with the police always curious what their next step was .when Sean Gillis was caught and told his story to the police he grinned, laughed and joked as he called the details of each of the murders. He was proud of his accomplishments and throughout he showed no sense of remorse or sorrow for his actions. Sean had no feelings for any of his victims he ate their nipple because he was curious obsessed with dead bodies and he wanted to feel the sexual arousal that came with the experience. To Sean they were already dead once he set his sight on them .As he states “I was pure
evil”
Each killer has their very own pattern of killing some organized some disorganized.
Serial killers who fall under the organized category is the most difficult to identify and capture. They are usually highly intelligent and well organized to the point of being meticulous. Every detail of the crime is planned out well in advance, and the killer takes every precaution to make sure they leave no evidence behind to link them to a murder. It is not uncommon for this type of psychopath to watch potential victims for several days to find someone they consider to be a good target. Once the unfortunate person is chosen, the killer will pick them up, often through some sort of trick that is designed to gain their sympathy, and take them to another location to commit the crime. Once the person has been killed, the perpetrator will usually take precautions to ensure the body is not found ... until they want it to be. A criminal like this usually takes great pride in what they consider to be their "work" and have a tendency to pay close attention to news stories about their deeds. One of their motivating factors may be just to attempt to stump the law enforcement officers who are trying to solve their
crime.
Serial killers who fall under the category of disorganized. These individuals rarely plan out the deaths of their victims in any way. Most often, the people they kill just happen to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. This type of serial killer appears to strike at random whenever an opportunity arises. They take no steps to cover up any signs of their crime, and tend to move to different towns or even states regularly to avoid being captured. Disorganized killers usually have low IQ's and are extremely antisocial. They rarely have close friends or family, and do not like to stay in one place for too long. These killers are prone to have no recollection of their deeds, or to confess that they were motivated by voices in their heads or some other imaginary source.
Serial killers show us how differently they look at the world how they interpret things in a different way. Some of them think they’re doing the world a favor by killing people, the rest for plain enjoyment and curiosity. Sometimes people actually side with these killers, fall in love with them and believe what they did was alright.
So I would like to end saying 90% of the world’s population are psychopaths and do we fall under this??