But why some people so fascinated with the criminal mind? This talk will explain all the factors of such content which have provoked your interest, and you will find that you are not as unusual as you may think.
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How and why do such partnerships occur and what are the dynamics of such a relationship?įinally, this talk will conclude with answering one of the most commonly-asked questions: “Why am I so interested in serial killers?” As you will see, an interest in true-crime is far from a new sensation. Killer couples or partnered homicide is another fascinating facet of serial homicide. We will also explore the condition Folie a Deux (or ‘madness for two’) another commonly misunderstood phenomenon. Why do some women fall in love with serial killers? The condition of Hybristophilia is a complex one, but we shall explore the different psychological elements at play in the mind of an individual who seeks out a relationship with a known killer. What differences are there in the nature of their crimes, the victims they select, and the amount of time they remain at large for before being caught? What is the future of catching serial killers? Can statistics provide an advantage to detection? Is the incidence of serial killers in decline or on the rise?įemale serial killers are less common than male, but not as rare as you probably think. Why is it that can you only name white serial killers? How does press coverage affect what crimes we hear about? What aspects of a crime make it more ‘newsworthy’ than another similar tragedy which goes largely uncovered? Identifying serial killer myths: what misrepresentations of serial killers do you mistakenly believe? How responsible is the media or Hollywood for such beliefs? What are the real trends which can be observed? By the end of this talk, you will be able to identify the difference between categories of serial killer, the type of crimes each typically engage with and the type of crime scene they are likely to leave behind. How do we categorise serial killers? We will look at different methods, some which are very popular, and others which (for the most part) have stood up to empirical exploration. Is animal cruelty a red flag for later violence? We will look at the statistics and case studies to explore the answer to this question. The sudden plummet came with the new century, when the rate fell below 400 in the aughts and, as of late 2016, just over 100. throughout the 1980s, and just under 670 in the ’90s, based on data compiled by Mike Aamodt of Radford University. Nearly 770 serial killers operated in the U.S. Why do some people become serial killers? After that three-decade surge, a rapid decline followed. ‘The Psychology of Serial Killers’ will give even the most dedicated true crime fans new insights into the phenomenon of serial homicide.
Learn about serial killers you never have before in this acclaimed, sell-out show. Disclaimer: This event is for ages 13+ and will include subject matter and images that some patrons may find disturbing
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