Serial Killers & Awareness
Victims being informed with help and resources. Exploring criminal psychology, forensic science, and providing support for crime victims.
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Serial killers don't just hatch overnight—they are the product of years of circumstances and thought processes. This site provides information about mental illnesses and personality disorders common among offenders, as well as help for victims and families. We need to know our enemy to educate our children on how to stay safe.
By Victor J. Fisher January 20, 2025 In December 2010, a police officer searching for a missing woman named Shannan Gilbert made a disturbing discovery along Ocean Parkway on Long Island's South Shore...
By Victor J. Fisher January 19, 2025 Herman Webster Mudgett, better known as H.H. Holmes, is often called America's first serial killer. Between 1891 and 1894, he murdered an unknown number of victims...
By Victor J. Fisher January 18, 2025 Israel Keyes was not like other serial killers. He did not hunt in a specific area. He did not target a specific type of victim. He did not follow compulsions that...
By Victor J. Fisher January 17, 2025 Between June 1984 and August 1985, a killer terrorized the greater Los Angeles area. He broke into homes at random, murdering, assaulting, and robbing victims with...
By Victor J. Fisher January 16, 2025 Edmund Emil Kemper III stands six feet nine inches tall and possesses an IQ measured at 145. Between 1964 and 1973, he murdered ten people, including his paternal ...
After a violent crime, victims and their families often find themselves thrust into an unfamiliar world: the criminal justice system. This system was designed to prosecute offenders, not to support vi...
