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    Serial Killers Among Us

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    Running head: SERIAL KILLERS AMONG US Serial Killers Among Us Allison Kerley University of Phoenix Serial Killers Among Us Aileen Wuornos‚ the FBIs first female serial killer‚ gained worldwide notoriety with her murders of seven men‚ the lenghty legal trial‚ and her desire for her own execution. With notoriety comes the look into the life of a criminal‚ society has a desire to know what makes them tick‚ what caused these fateful days‚ and how can we analyze the crimes. Her crimes

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    watching them profile serial killers‚ I got a better understanding of similarities that serial killers have in common. I just watched an episode of Ted Bundy on how he confessed to all the murders he did right before he got executed. This source is fitting in with my research‚ because it gave me more aspects to look at and study about why serial killers kill. Davis‚ Jeff. "Criminal Minds." Criminal Minds. CBS. 22 Sept. 2005. Television John Wayne Gacy‚ was a 1970’s serial killer from Cook County Illinois

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    Carma In Serial Killers

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    A new police chief investigates a series of macabre murders involving a sadistic killer called “Carma” who traps his victims in driverless horror cars. . BRIEF SYNOPSIS: Recent widow MS. ORSON (30’s) leaves the funeral of her elderly husband. Ms. Orson enters the funeral car when she receives a phone call from a Blackmailer wanting his money. Ms. Orson mocks the blackmailer. The car picks up her lover‚ BRENDAN (30’s). As the funeral car drives‚ Orson and Brendan engage in sex until they discover

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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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    Russell 1 November 2010 Serial Killers: Biology or Upbringing? As people in today’s society‚ we are constantly being bombarded with the crazy actions that mankind is capable of. We watch the news and hear about murders‚ or even read a book about a mysterious killer. As we go through these pieces of reality‚ one can’t help but be struck by the thought--what causes a person to act so violently? There have been many studies done to try and find an answer. For a crime such as serial killing‚ there are

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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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    Serial Killers Do Exist

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    Ciera Steele Mr. Ripplinger English 11 April 16‚ 2013 Serial Killers Do Exist Today‚ serial killings seem to be something that we only hear about in books‚ or movies. Most Americans believe that serial murder is so rare‚ and if it did happen it is easily detected by our law enforcement. Crime experts in the field of serial murder predict that 35 to 50 serial killers may be active in the United States at any given time because‚ “multiple homicides frequently occur in a manner that doesn’t clearly

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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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    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 Killers Research Paper Serial Killers: The Evil Inside Serial killers may live seemingly average lives‚ but they are con men/women. Their childhood‚ mental disorders‚ and social standing affect the very aspect of who they are. Serial killers may seem to live normal lives‚ but behind their mask is true evil lurking in the shadows. Serial killers come from all walks of life. Anyone could be living next door to one or across the country. Their brains usually are not the same as a “normal”

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