Controversial: A Named Psychopath and Murderer

I actually watched a show the other night called "Recipe for a serial killer" Apparently there are three factors that have been directly linked to serial killers. One is head injuries at a young age, abused during childhood, and mental illness. They studied several serial killers and found these three to be common among them. Some didn't even realize they had head injuries because they happened when they were so young. When they were x-rayed, the doctors found the evidence of early head trauma. I found the show to be very interesting.

These men and women are brutal, out right killers so how do you punish them? One, kill them like they killed so many, or two, let them rot in jail to suffer the inhumane treatment of having no life other than what is behind those bars and or contact with family outside those walls. It is hard to say. I feel no matter what human justice is given, it isn't enough for the victims, that they themselves have to delve within themselves to be able to heal, not to count on the punishment of the perpetrator.

He's real psycho. What he has done with his victims were really gruesome and macabre. I couldn't imagine how his mother could ever accept his son as like that? Does his mother doesn't have any conscience? Was she like her son? If I was his mother, I would call the cops so that he would get arrested. I would never tolerate such things like that even if he is my son. Whatever he has experienced in prison, he deserved it. I know its inhumane to say that but what he has done to others is totally unacceptable.

I'll admit a lot of curiosity about serial killers. In fact, I was once called for jury duty and surprised the judge by knowing a lot about the subject.

Hey there princess...thanks for posting yet another subject we seem to relate on ;) I have been fascinated by serial killers since I was in high school- way back when..lol. I actually shocked my speech class senior year by giving a speech about John Wayne Gacy's terrible murders...lol. I also collect and own a large library on the worst serial killers of all time. I think what intrigues me the most is the difference in their mentality. Also the warning signs that most showed before moving on to human prey. In alot of the backgrounds of these men you find animal abuse and defecation of animal corpses. These to me were starting points in their careers- and when that wasn't enough they moved on to human prey. Also you mentioned a serial killing duo above...I have read that these are the very worst kind- they do more terribly horrible crimes because it is said that they are trying to "impress" each other. Again, fascinating mentality in my point of view. Do I believe that Jeffrey Dahmer deserved to die as he did- YES- Am I sorry that one of his own cell mates was his murderer- NO- because he went out and picked up boys in his area...and didn't care that he was killing someone's son or husband. He had no remorse for the many people besides his victims that he has scared forever. In the same sense- NO- it wasn't right for his life to be taken by another- but it wasn't right when he was taking life from another. So I guess in conclusion, I honestly feel that if one hurts someone in the way these men have- they deserve to suffer- maybe in some instances in the very way their victims did. BTW- I LOVE these types of topics Princess- thanks

I think Dahmer freaked out the people/man inside the prison cell. So maybe before they/he becomes a victim, he must kill Dahmer ahead. I guess that could be it. Aside from anger. Any people who'd be put beside him will of course be always on guard.

Good story my friend.Have a nice day