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    It cannot be denied that the serial killer kills. Killing combines a variety of meanings. A mere slip of the hand on the steering wheel can turn a normal person into a killer; and it is likely that a second such happening could turn an otherwise normal person into a serial killer. However‚ murder is the willful and unlawful killing of one human being‚ by another. This does not include deaths caused by negligence‚ suicide‚ attempted murder‚ and justifiable homicide. Murder can be divided into two

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    Where Do Serial Killers Come From? It was January 1974‚ and the people of Wichita‚ Kansas were staying up all night‚ with their guns in their hands‚ ready for the unthinkable to happen. Four members of the Ortero family had just been brutally murdered in their own home‚ in the middle of the day. Julie and Joseph‚ the mother and father‚ had been found tied at the hands and wrists‚ strangled‚ in their bedroom. Beside them lay their nine year old son Joey‚ who had been murdered the same way. Even

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    Sociological Perspective on Serial Killers and Serial Murder The topic of serial killers is something that is often not spoken about in today’s society‚ but it is a very interesting concept. Many people refrain from speaking about serial killers because of how gruesome some of their murders can be. Almost all serial killers are driven by or have experienced something that causes them to commit these horrible crimes. These crimes often differ from each other which makes them very interesting to

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    According to the studies of Kelleher and Kelleher (1998)‚ they were able to discover that the methods behind a female serial killer was based on motivation. They established a theory based on the limitations defined by serial killers; which often excluded women as serial killers. Based on the findings of Farrell‚ 2006; Jensen‚ 2001; Mann‚ 1996; Pollock‚ Mulllings‚ & Crouch‚ 2006; Schurman-Kauflin‚ 2000; Scott‚ 2005‚ they were able to conclude that women have the ability‚ to be sensitive‚ rather than

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    Serial killings are individual murders that happen at different times by the same killer. Murderers have gone years without being caught. There are cases that go unsolved. Those who do get caught are at the mercy of the court. Extreme punishments include the death penalty and even life triple life sentences in prison. The Encyclopedia Britannica defines serial killing as “the unlawful homicide of at least two people‚ carried out in a series over a period of time.” This definition is widely accepted

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    A Critical Look at the World of Serial Killers By: Daniel Wise   Serial killing is the rarest form of homicide‚ serial killing is when a person has killed three or more people in a span of time. There is usually a “cool off” period where the individual takes a break between his killings for usually a month or more there are times where this period could be shorter. Their main motivation for killing is typically based on psychological gratification that the killer gets because they have been hurt

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    Violence is one of the most obsessed concepts in society and will always be a current topic of interest. People are infatuated with crime and the media takes advantage of it. When media presents violent topics‚ it somehow cures many people’s urges to be violent‚ these people we would deem as the social norm. Everyday people living an everyday life‚ they have urges to be violent but they don’t act upon them. That is a rather general idea of the social norm‚ since the concept of normal changes

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    Serial Killer Unit Final A serial killer is someone who kills at constant‚ but patient rate. After some while he takes what is called a "cooling off period". The difference between a mass murdered and a serial killer is that a serial killer will kill one at a time and then cool off. While a mass murderer will kill large amounts at a time. The victims of serial killers relates strait to the childhood. Certain victims are designated because the killer has a certain dislike towards them from

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    Serial killers often mutilate their victims and abscond with trophies - usually‚ body parts. They treat their prey as a disturbed child would treat her rag dolls. Some of them have been known to eat the organs they have ripped - an act of merging with the dead and assimilating them through digestion. Killing the victim - often capturing him or her on film before the murder - is a form of exerting unmitigated‚ absolute‚ and irreversible control over it. The serial killer aspires to "freeze time"

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    The psychology of serial killers is a very intriguing yet a frightening topic‚ which has caused an abundant amount of interest. The thought of a human committing such atrocious crimes without feeling remorse has puzzled the average human being for centuries. There have been many theories surrounding the cause of killings‚ including the biological trait theory‚ criminological theory‚ and the psychodynamic theory (Blair‚ 2003; Yang‚ Raine‚ Colletti‚ 2005). An emphasis upon abuse during pre-adolescent

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