Serial Killers True Crime: Homicidal Maniacs, Bloodthirsty Serial Killers And Lethal Murderers: True Crime Stories Of Crazed Killers

Serial Killers True Crime, #4

Nonfiction, Social & Cultural Studies, True Crime, Espionage, Social Science, Crimes & Criminals, Murder
Cover of the book Serial Killers True Crime: Homicidal Maniacs, Bloodthirsty Serial Killers And Lethal Murderers: True Crime Stories Of Crazed Killers by Travis S. Kennedy, Travis S. Kennedy
View on Amazon View on AbeBooks View on Kobo View on B.Depository View on eBay View on Walmart
Author: Travis S. Kennedy ISBN: 9781386258810
Publisher: Travis S. Kennedy Publication: May 26, 2018
Imprint: Language: English
Author: Travis S. Kennedy
ISBN: 9781386258810
Publisher: Travis S. Kennedy
Publication: May 26, 2018
Imprint:
Language: English

Criminality is a cornucopia of irony. Although there are genes in our body which can determine our height, the color of our hair, and the complexion of our skin, there isn't one that can predispose a person's criminality. A lot of people say that background and upbringing play a huge role - and experts tend to agree.

For instance, Henry Lee Lucas' crime was said to be because of his monster of a mother. However, people with good upbringings can also turn into serial killers, such as Jesse Pomeroy, whose parents were well employed and were in a healthy, loving relationship.

It's confusing to say the least; the number of factors can't be confined to background and upbringing - there are also the issues of mental illness, lack of education, hatred towards a certain group of people, and distortion of what they believe, as was the case with Robin Gecht who used Satan as his reason to amputate human breasts.

One can fear a person and be more cautious when around him or her because that individual gives off "bad vibes", but no one can be truly sure whether he was a killer or not- until the time he was caught.

View on Amazon View on AbeBooks View on Kobo View on B.Depository View on eBay View on Walmart

Criminality is a cornucopia of irony. Although there are genes in our body which can determine our height, the color of our hair, and the complexion of our skin, there isn't one that can predispose a person's criminality. A lot of people say that background and upbringing play a huge role - and experts tend to agree.

For instance, Henry Lee Lucas' crime was said to be because of his monster of a mother. However, people with good upbringings can also turn into serial killers, such as Jesse Pomeroy, whose parents were well employed and were in a healthy, loving relationship.

It's confusing to say the least; the number of factors can't be confined to background and upbringing - there are also the issues of mental illness, lack of education, hatred towards a certain group of people, and distortion of what they believe, as was the case with Robin Gecht who used Satan as his reason to amputate human breasts.

One can fear a person and be more cautious when around him or her because that individual gives off "bad vibes", but no one can be truly sure whether he was a killer or not- until the time he was caught.

More books from Murder

Cover of the book Storia del Mostro di Firenze - Appendice al I Volume by Travis S. Kennedy
Cover of the book The BTK Murders by Travis S. Kennedy
Cover of the book Skull in the Ashes by Travis S. Kennedy
Cover of the book Blood Secrets by Travis S. Kennedy
Cover of the book Blood Highway by Travis S. Kennedy
Cover of the book Seduced by Evil by Travis S. Kennedy
Cover of the book Killer of Her Husband’s Secretary: The 1935 Love Triangle Ire of Etta Reisman (A Historical True Crime Short) by Travis S. Kennedy
Cover of the book Unholy Trinity by Travis S. Kennedy
Cover of the book Rekiah's Law by Travis S. Kennedy
Cover of the book September 11 by Travis S. Kennedy
Cover of the book Eye of the Beholder by Travis S. Kennedy
Cover of the book After the Eclipse by Travis S. Kennedy
Cover of the book Murder in Carlisle's East End by Travis S. Kennedy
Cover of the book Beyond Evil by Travis S. Kennedy
Cover of the book If I Can't Have You, No One Can by Travis S. Kennedy
We use our own "cookies" and third party cookies to improve services and to see statistical information. By using this website, you agree to our Privacy Policy