Serial Killers (1 Viewer)

[mic]

i love crimelibrary.com

i read about ivan milat one night, and that freaked me out

 

[babyslug]

yeah crimelibrary.com has lots of good reads there. I started reading a book by an ex FBI guy - John Douglas, who invented criminal profiling. It's sooooooo good. If you're interested in the psychology behind serial killers, that's definitely the book to read.

 

[freaking_out]

ur sure doing the right course babyslug!

 

[anti]

What about Meiwes (sp?) - that German cannibal!
That fascinates me, particularly because he is apparently psychologically fine (as far as 'fine' goes I suppose!)

We're also looking at some interesting characters in a course I'm doing at uni, Murderers, Maniacs and Medical Detectives... it's all about killing

 

[babyslug]

Hey that sounds like a pretty sweeet course, anti - what course are you doing?

 

[anti]

comp sci. it's an elective i'm doing as a gen ed tho

 

[babyslug]

very cool...
you guys should read about Edmund Kemper if you're up for a good read. he murdered like, his mum and grandma and he was a 7 footer or something. He also said this as a seven year old to his sister (who was teasing him about having a crush on his school teacher)
"Why don't you kiss her?"
"If i kiss her, i'll have to kill her" (Ed Kemper, aged 7)

 

[anti]

Wow! Some people are preeetty twisted. Today we went through various ways people killed spouses (and/or families). I quite like the Lizzie Borden story... and the fact that she's now a tourist attraction for a town in the USA!

 

[Kittycat]

Don't know why but I just love that Hannbel guy....hmmm....he is an interesting guy. He is a psycho but a powerful psycho....

 

[SKA]

yes well the website i gave u got an indepth story of ivan marko milat.... AND its got PICTURES.. .ohhh thats scary

 

[SKA]

ohhh yeh... i read this pretty interesting story on this canibbal (however u spell it./.. hmmmm )lol

 

[babyslug]

I've seen Milat's victims - all slashed and opened up. It was pretty .. hmm..well y'know...
My mate's grandad used to work with milat (apparently) as a rail worker.

 

[SKA]

ivan robert marko milat... hmmmm didnt he work near the bengalo state forest??? something to do with road stuff?

 

[Ashleet]

i love reading through the crime library articles, they are really interesting. if i wasnt doing law i love to be like a forensic detective or something like that. Total interest in all things like this

 

[Ashleet]

BTW the website that was posted here - careful using that info if you decide to use it for assesments or projects and stuff. I had a read through some of the sections that ive done case studies and research on and not all the info is correct. if you do want to use something off there, check it with other sources (both on net and in books) to make sure you are getting the right info

 

[honky tonk]

Serial killers are gonna make my job (Forensic Scientist) interesting. Isn't that a horrible and disturbing fact?

 

[babyslug]

Originally posted by SKA
ivan robert marko milat... hmmmm didnt he work near the bengalo state forest??? something to do with road stuff?

I'll be doing some forensics within my first year of uni (bososc criminology). yeah, bengalo state forest, working on rail ways.

 

[chelloveck]

Originally posted by babyslug
No i'm mainly fascinated by the psychology *behind* the serial killings. However at some stage in my life i did have post mortem pictures of the 'ripper victims' on my bedroom walls.

OOH! I frequent crimelibrary all the time! It's a good read.
What in this thread has been disturbing, chelloveck?

the fact that you had pictures of mutilated bodies on your wall...i don't care what you say, in my opinion that's disturbing.

 

[freaking_out]

Originally posted by babyslug
...
What in this thread has been disturbing, chelloveck?

i think pretty much everything here sounds disturbing.

 

[babyslug]

there there *pats head*
don't you think it's interesting how the things that most repel us, also intrigue us? Well i do. These sorts o'things are meant for people like you, and you - but not you.