Serial Killers Types

A serial killer is someone who murders three or more people, usually in service of abnormal psychological gratification, with the murders taking place over more than a month and including a significant break between them.

There are three types of serial killers: medical killers, organized killers, and disorganized killers. A medical killer is the rarest type of serial killers. This kind of killer feels they have the best and most perfect cover because it’s very common for people in hospitals to pass away. These types of killers are really smart and know how to carefully conceal their murders. An organized killer is the hardest to identify and capture. They are highly intelligent and really organized. Every detail in the crime is planned and

They don’t take any precautions towards covering up the crime and would usually just relocate to different cities or states to avoid being captured. These killers typically have low IQ’s and are extremely antisocial. They rarely have close friends and family members. Most serial killers have a rough childhood. They are often abused and neglected which can lead to Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). If they don’t receive the attention and physical touch they want, they may suffer substantial personality disorders later in the future. Children could develop a psychopathic identity by the age of 2 due to the absence of emotions such as sympathy, remorse, and affection. Another factor for this personality to develop at a young age is that the killer was adopted because they didn’t receive the proper attention from the biological parent(s). Other childhood factors include weight problems, stutters, bullying (the bully or the person being bullied), and learning disorders such as dyslexia. Bullying develops killers to get “secret aggressive fantasies”. Loneliness plays another role in serial killers because it can lead to the evolution of these fantasies. Serial killers’ behaviors before the crime are usually emotions like anger, guilt, and