EIRP Proceedings, Vol 9 (2014)

Notorious Cases of Serial Killers

Elena Catalina Iosub

Abstract


The reconstruction of a death scene provides an overall picture of the crime and will indicate the murder as an event or one of a series of events and also the criminal. But when the criminal is declared a serial killer, many questions are raised up. How could a person kill some else without a reason or why people react in such a disorganized way and become so brutal or what made them act like that and so many questions with also so many answers.

This project explains the psychology of a murderer, his own way of thinking and acting by presuming that we may accurately discover what is in their minds when they kill. It is about a very complex issue regarding murder investigations, biological factors and psychological profile of a serial killer.

Dealing with this problem we will at last reach to the question that could solve finally the puzzle: "Are serial murderers distorted reflections of society's own values?”

 


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