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    television‚ and troops returning home from the Vietnam War. With all the changes evolving‚ the 70’s was also the start of the worst violent serial murders in America’s history with credit given to Dean Corll. You may know him as the infamous Candy Man but lets rewind a little bit-Dean Arnold Corll‚ born December 24‚ 1939 in a small town in Indiana‚ was an American serial killer who‚ with the help of two young accomplices‚ David Brooks and abducted Elmer Wayne Henley Jr- sodomized‚ tortured‚ and murdered a

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    head with a .22 caliber rifle and stabbed her repeatedly about the body. When his grandfather returned home‚ he also used the gun on him shooting him as he exited his vehicle (Fisher‚ 2003b). This was the first murders of the future serial killer known as the “Co-ed Killer”.

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    Why do Woman Kill? A Look at Female Serial Killers Michael Clouse Des Moines Area Community College There are endless documentations on male serial killers. However female serial killers are a little less common. Females are known to be nurtures and gentle by nature. There are nine classifications for females serial killers. Angel of Death An angel of death is a female serial killer that usually preys on the sick. She has a sense of playing God by controlling how well the person gets and

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    Heritage Countee Cullen

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    is Africa to me?” (Cullen‚ Line 10). Heritage is an African American poem by Countee Cullen that was written during the Harlem Renaissance. Cullen was born in a primarily white upbringing; therefore he had no experience in African culture or heritage and was confused. His African heritage concerns him; yet‚ because he must adapt to the orders of a mostly white culture that is not concerned with his cultural origins. This poem is primarily the internal conflict of Countee Cullen on the dilemma of a

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    Society’s fascination on Serial Killers. Buffalo Bill in Silence of the Lambs. The Silence of the Lambs started out as a novel written by Thomas Harris. It received positive acclaim from critics and fellow authors alike. In 1991 it was adapted into a film which was also quit popular‚ winning five Academy Awards. Many who read the book or watched the movie will have a difficult time forgetting the main antagonist Buffalo Bill. Buffalo Bill was the twisted serial killer who killed women for their

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    so inhuman so beastly that they make us shake with terror‚ but our minds spark with an interest that we didn’t even know we had. One such monster is the vampire. The vampire has been portrayed for centuries as a blood-sucking‚ soulless and ruthless killer. A vampire has no other desire than to obtain it’s most base desires. This being human blood. A vampire feeds on human blood and is shown through art and film to be an intimate and almost sexual activity. This is what makes vampires the perfect monstrous

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    Serial Murders According to the National Institute of Justice‚ serial killings‚ or serial murders‚ are series of two or more murders committed as separate events‚ usually by acting alone over a period of time ranging from hours to years. The motive usually deals with psychological issues. There are many commonly found characteristics of these types of killers. They may have varying degrees of mental illnesses which may contribute to their erratic behavior. Serial killers usually have a

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    Spree Killers and What Made Them Snap What is the difference between a spree killer and a serial killer? Well it has nothing to do with the amount of victims. A serial killer is defined as a person who murders three or more people with a cooling off period between each killing. A spree killer on the other hand is someone who kills two or more people with little or no cooling off period in-between. Spree killers‚ or mass murderers are among the scariest types of killers because most of the time

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    Serial Killers: What Really Makes Them Tick Are serial murderers born with an instinct to kill‚ or is it something that forms over time? Sometimes it is one or the other‚ but it can also be a combination of both‚ and in most cases it is. These people are always and will forever be considered dangerous and a threat to mankind because it is not always easy to spot them. In order to understand the mind of a serial killer‚ as it related to Sleeping Beauty‚ it is necessary to examine how the mind of

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    “Heritage” and is by Countee Cullen (for Harold Jackman). The social issue that motivated Cullen to write Heritage is the oppression that blacks faced and their eagerness to go back to the place that their ancestors were taken from. In the poem Cullen reflects the urge to reclaim the African arts‚ during this time‚ the Harlem Renaissance‚ blacks called this movement negritude. Cullen depicts the negro speaking on the view of Africa‚ by the all negroes. In the poem‚ Cullen uses auditory imagery‚ organic

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