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Creepy History: 3 Horrific Medieval and Renaissance Serial Killers
Many people believe that serial killers are a relatively new phenomenon. And that these homicidal maniacs are a terrifying by-product of modern society’s manic pace and lifestyle. Unfortunately, that’s not the case. In fact, serial killers have existed for millennia … Continue reading
Modern DNA Profiling: Two Infamous Cold Cases Solved
Photo courtesy of kotatv.com. Once the horrific act of murder has been committed, there is generally a relatively short window of time for law enforcement to solve the mystery. As time passes, the chance of a solving a murder case … Continue reading
Are Female Serial Killers More Shocking Than Men Who Commit the Same Acts?
Let’s say that for some reason you are sitting in a criminal psychology class and the teacher scrawls one statement across the chalkboard that is to serve as the one essay topic for your final exam: Describe a serial killer. … Continue reading
Posted in crime, Serial Killers
Tagged author, award winning author, compulsoin, cops, criminal, criminologist, dark mind, dead burn, dissociative disorder, emily stone, homicide, jennifer chase, murder, mystery, profling, psychology, serial crime, serial killers, women, women serial killer
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They Hide Behind a Mask of Normalcy
“Mankind has a natural predator, the psychopath, and this predator is invisible because there are no easily discernible markings that set him apart.” This quote was taken from, The Trick of the Psychopath’s Trade: Make Us Believe that Evil Comes … Continue reading
Posted in Criminology, Writing
Tagged antisocial personality, award winning author and criminologist jennifer chase, award winning dead burn, crime, dead burn, emily stone series, impulse control, jennifer chase author, lack of impulse control, mental illness, psychopath, psychopath checklist, serial crime, society, study of crime, study of serial killers
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Eyewitness Sketches Can Vary Widely
Have you ever wondered about the accuracy of an eyewitness sketch? Someone who has never seen the perpetrator sits down with a piece of charcoal and says, “OK, tell me what he looked like.” Not only are you dealing with … Continue reading
Psychopaths Hide Behind a Mask of Normalcy
“Mankind has a natural predator, the psychopath, and this predator is invisible because there are no easily discernible markings that set him apart.” The Trick of the Psychopath’s Trade: Make Us Believe that Evil Comes from Others. When we hear … Continue reading
Posted in Criminology, Serial Killers
Tagged author jennifer chase, criminology, psychopaths, serial crime, serial killers, study
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Serial Crime Happens in all Types of Crimes
When you hear the term “serial crime”, immediately your mind thinks of “serial killers”. The reality is that serial crime means any type of crime occurring in a pattern that indicates a single offender. However, there has been some debate … Continue reading
Posted in crime
Tagged author jennifer chase, crime, crime stats, criminologist, serial crime
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