Serial killing has been around since the beginning of time, but not in the same form that it is in today. While in ancient times, many killed for power, revenge, or to satisfy a blood lust, today, most serial killers use their murders as a mean to achieve sexual satisfaction or to gain control over another person. Although psychological gratification is the usual motive for serial killing, and most serial killings involve sexual contact with the victim, The FBI states that the motives of serial killers can include anger, thrill, financial gain, and attention seeking. Now to Get inside the mind of a serial killer. All Serial killers have shocking similarities. Serial killers, who are mostly men, develop and begin to display their homicidal tendencies during puberty when that chromosomal abnormality expresses itself. Most serial killer kill the first person ever around their teenage years. Its very hard to imagine how a baby can soon turn into a serial killer with no hesitation, a tendancy tats deeply ingrained. In its early stages, a baby is happy to be passed around from person to person. But at a certain point during the first of life, a baby develops attachment and becomes upset when taken away from its primary caregiver. That attachment is a baby's first …show more content…
They way serial killers develop and become is out of the ordinary. The causes of psychopathy remain a mystery. Serial killers lack of humanity. They feel nothing but pleasure when they kill. They are generally charismatic and able to fit in by learning to behave as normal people do, while lacking the empathy most normal people possess. Most serial killers are fluent liars, often protest against the injustice of their incarceration and are unable to understand that they did anything wrong. They have a fractured psyche which is incapable of connecting their crimes with the consequences, and often proclaim no memory of the