Serial Killers: The Method and Madness of Monsters (78 page)

Organized serial killers

classification,
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criminal profiling,
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madness,
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motives,
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phases of serial homicide,
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postmodern serial killers,
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Original Psycho, The (Ed Gain),
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Orion System,
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Oswald, Lee Harvey,
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Ott, Jan,
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“Overkill,”
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Pandy, Andras,
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Panzram, Carl,
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Paranoiacs,
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Paraphilias (facilitator),
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Paraphilias (fetishes),
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Parental conflict (stressor),
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Parental discipline,
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Parenting (single),
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Parents with criminal pasts,
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Parks, Kathy,
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Parthenophagy,
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Patz, Etan,
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Pearl Harbor,
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Pederasty,
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Pedophilia,
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Peel, Sir Robert,
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Pell, Claiborne,
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Penitentes,
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Perez, Fred,
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“Perfect murder,”
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Perogynia,
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Personal cause homicide,
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Personality-breaking psychological experiments,
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Personality disorder,
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“Persons unknown,”
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Persuasion-seduction (Phase 3),
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See also
Surviving a serial killer

Pesce, Mary Anne,
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Peterson, Scott,
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Petiot, Marcel,
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Phases of serial homicide,
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“blitz,”
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depersonalization of victim,
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depression, post-homicidal (Phase 7),
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disorganized killers and,
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dissociative-fantasy-aura state (Phase 1),
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“hyper fantasy” (Phase 1),
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murder (Phase 5),
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organized killers and,
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persuasion-seduction (Phase 3),
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post-homicidal depression (Phase 7),
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sadistic sexual killers,
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“snapping” point,
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totem-trophy-memory (Phase 6),
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trap and capture (Phase 4),
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trolling-hunting-stalking (Phase 2),
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Ph.D. of serial murder,
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Bundy, Theodore “Ted”

Philippe, Joseph,
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Phoenix Strangler (Sipho Agmatir Thwala),
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Physical abuse in childhood,
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Physical characteristics of psychopaths,
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Physical confrontational resistance,
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Physical dissuasion,
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Physical injury (stressor),
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Pickton, Robert,
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Picqueurism,
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Piest, Robert,
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Pieydagnelle, Eusebius,
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Piper, Thomas,
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Places of homicide,
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Pogo the Clown,
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See also
Gacy, John Wayne (The Killer Clown)

“Poisonous pedagogy,”
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Police

serial killer helping with investigation,
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serial killers posing as,
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Pommerencke, Heinrich,
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Pomroy, Jesse,
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Population density growth and serial homicide,
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Pornography (facilitator),
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Posing of victims,
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Post-homicidal depression (Phase 7),
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Postmodern age (1970–2000) of serial homicide,
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addiction, serial killing as,
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African Americans,
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age of serial killers,
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appearance of serial killers,
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character of serial killers,
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child murders and,
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“cooling-off” between murders,
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criminal profiling,
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culturist scenario for rise in serial homicide,
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epidemic of serial homicide,
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“extreme” case of serial homicide,
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fantasizing about murder,
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global rise of serial homicide,
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homicides vs. serial killings,
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intraracial, serial homicide,
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“less-dead,”
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male serial killers,
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mass murderers vs. serial killers,
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media coverage,
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missing persons and,
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motives,
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nature of serial killers,
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number (maximum) of victims,
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previous waves of serial homicide,
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recognition of serial killers,
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relationship with victim,
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reporting of epidemics,
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Senate hearings on violence,
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stopping by serial killers, reasons for,
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strangers as victims,
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“them” vs. “us,”
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“typical” serial killer,
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