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Charles Edmund Cullen was born February twenty second 1960. He is fifty eight years old and he was born in West Orange, New Jersey. He was a father, a husband, a son, a brother, a pet owner, a nurse in New Jersey and an American serial killer. Charles Edmund Cullen killed over twenty nine to thirty five people and is a suspect to several hundred more victim.Through his confession, others opinions and my opinion will expose more things about Charles Edmund Cullen. In Charles Edmund Cullen confession he states that “I did not want (people) to see me as this, what I am." ..."A man, person, who was trusted and had responsibility for a lot of people dying...I hate myself for it 'because I don't believe I had the right, but I couldn't stop, I couldn't." (Medical bag, 2013) Charles Edmund Cullen just like many other serial killers did not want to commit all of these murder. Although he did not want to commit these murders, he did and he is now paying for what he has done. “dozens of complaints and disciplinary citations, a handful of police investigations, up to 20 suicide attempts, and several lockdowns in a psychiatric ward. “(Crocker, 2013) My question is if he had these many suicide attempts why was he still allowed to work around other people. He worked at nine different hospitals which is not …show more content…

“In 1993, his wife, Adrienne, filed for divorce, and later made 2 domestic violence complaints against Cullen. The divorce and domestic violence documents described Cullen as an alcoholic who stuffed pets into bowling bags and trash cans, poured lighter fluid into other people's drinks, and made prank calls to funeral homes.” (Medical Bag, 2013) Most serial killers have problems with substance abuse. Charles Edmund Cullen started by abusing his wife and stuffing pets which led to their divorce in 1993. He also made prank calls to funeral homes which shows signs of mental

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