No.60203
I do. What mainly interests me about serial killers are their psychological profiles:
- What kind of personalities did they have? How can I identify one?…how can I tell if I'm becoming one?
- What kind of backgrounds did they have? What are the commonalities there? What places/professions likely take on serial killers and so they thus end up living productive non-murderous lives?
No.60205
>>60202Reminder that Charles Manson never killed anyone and was used as pawn.
Very sad. I suggest wizzies take a look at his letters and try to see his philosophy. He was not insane at all and just memed the media.
He lived his last years essentially as a wizard in solitary.
No.60206
>>60205Charles Manson was a normalfaggot psychopath with a god complex
>He lived his last years essentially as a wizard He married succubi and fucked hundreds of groupies while in prison. Very wizardly indeed.
No.60208
>>60206He never killed anyone and even if he did they have no proof.
No.60210
>>60205Dude, I read his auto-biography and know about him in great detail.
He was indeed insane, used others as pawns constantly, and was most certainly the ringleader in those monstrous murders.
Also he did directly shoot a drug dealer, who he thought he killed, but the dealer got help in time and survived.
Also nothing about his life was wizardly. He was obsessed with sex, to the point where it took up uncomfortably large and explicit parts of his book.
I agree with the other poster. You are a retard.
No.60211
>>60210How was he "insane"? He was outside the box he had awareness that went beyond himself and others just can't get it.
No.60212
My favorite is Peter Sutcliffe the Yorkshire Ripper. Voice of God told him to murder hookers
>>60211Dude Charlie Manson is definitely insane lol he is fucking crazy!
No.60213
The Albert Fish letters will churn your stomach
No.60218
>>60203I have noticed that a good amount of them have a mix of schizoid and anti-social personality disorders. But ASPD seems to be the main personality disorder that makes serial killers kill.
No.60220
>>60213I remember listing to a podcast about him while at work and the host then started reading them after describing in graphic detail what Albert had done.
When my boss asked why I had a upset look on my face all I could say is I didn't want to talk about it and kept working.
Normally I am pretty desensitized, but him sending those letters to the family of the kids he had is way with was a special kind of fucked.
No.60221
>>60218I think it is interesting when people can convince themselves what they are doing is for the best in their mind and do awful things.
No.60222
>>60221Pretty sure the vast majority of serial killers are under no delusion that they are doing wrong. In fact many that get caught and actually admit their crimes seem to relish the evil of their actions. They know it's bad, know it's wrong, and enjoy it all the more because of it.
No.60223
>>60222putting modern philosophy into action. I am aware most think they are doing wrong and this is why I think the reverse is interesting.
No.60224
>>60213>>60220How does someone that fucked up get to the age of 65?
No.61635
I like truecrime stuff in general, I find is a lot more scary knowing it's real
No.61643
>>60205charles manson was a chad who had a harem he pumped full of his semen
he was not a wizard
No.61650
I find the fascination with true crime™ perverse and very feminine
No.61653
>>61650Yeah, what's up with that? There seems to be a huge amount of content about the subject, to me that is weirder than the crimes themselves.
No.61663
>>61650I was doing research on serial killers for a while when I was trying to get into neuroscience and found that outside of a few established criminologists, every thesis and article I came across were written by succubi.
No.61667
>>61650>perverseYeah, agreed.
>very feminineWhy do you say that?
No.61678
What's disgusting to me when I hear these stories is the utter disrespect for victims and their relatives that is exacerbated by making criminals famous. Imagine being murdered and being forever associated with some psychopathic asshole. I know this is some very moralfaggish thing to say but with how prevalent true crime is, you would think there would be more of a backlash against it. Stuff like movies or games often get blamed for being ultra violent and "normalising" violence, but nobody seems to bat an eye about the myriads of true crime shows, books and news whose sole purpose is to titillate.
No.61784
>>61783This guy sounds like a GTA protagonist.
No.61794
>>61783-Hey man are those cartridges real? they look fake.
-Of course they are real, let me show you.
No.61820
>>61678On the opposite side of the spectrum, it alwaya annoys me a bit how everyone glorifies victims of crime. There was one guy in my area who I went to school with and who was in my class, who a few years ago I discovered had been killed by thugs. Everyone described him as this great guy who could do no wrong, but I went to school with the guy and I know he was a prick. A source of torment who bullied me for years. I'm not saying I'm glad he's gone but I wish people would be honest.
No.62362
>>61650this
I also find it creepy as fuck how succubi love to fixate on this kind of thing
No.62363
>>62362it's taboo and thus interesting. i remember reading so much on nazi germany as a kid, now there are more interesting things, but back then that was like the ultimate evil
No.62369
>>62363how is this taboo? it has never been so mainstream, and that's precisely the problem.
No.62370
>>61650why is it feminine???
No.62372
>>62370It's not inherently feminine but for some reason succubi just love true crime. Every time I leave my room my sister or mother has a fucking crime podcast on and loves listening about people that get raped and chopped up or serial killers. They love Ted Kaczynski and John Wayne Gacy.
I think succubi are inherently more afraid of the world than men, so these stories are like confirmation bias.
No.62373
>>62369ok not taboo, help me out i dont know a good word. it's like a combination of bad, evil, gross, weird. maybe macabre or disturbing?
but because of that it is interesting. like a freak show, or horror, or watching gore, there are some similar things. why do people like any of those subjects? there's probably an answer online, and i would bet it has some connection to crime/murder/serial killer popularity
No.62374
>>62373maybe there are some additional connections to violence in general. boxing or martial arts/fighting, gladiator arena, public executions
No.62375
>>62373>>62374I think humans just crave violence on some level. It's a persistent theme in our civilizations and media. Gore videos are popular, crime is popular, violent movies and games are popular, etc.
No.62384
>>60202This guy in the OP pic is one of the most fucked SK's. It was interesting reading up on Dean Corll and Ed Kemper too but a lot of this shit upsets me, I don't know why succubi are so interested in it all.
No.62582
>>60218>>60203The generic archetype of a serial killer is low intelligence middle aged loner who works a menial job. I think they're for the most part pretty samey and boring, the few interesting outlier ones are more on the schizoid side.
The foid fascination with true crime is disgusting. They lie and obfuscate the obvious hybristrophilic attraction they feel when reading this garbage. It's also offensive to the victims to turn their suffering into cheap entertainment.
No.62583
Yeah man
No.63696
Anyone following the Bryan Kohberger / Idaho case?
I had mostly tuned it out, until a few days before he was caught. It just started to intrigue me,that so many victims were killed, with no clues or suspects at all. A true mystery.
And then this Bryan Kohberger character, a criminiology phd obsessed with his subject. a more interesting motive than you're usual crabs.
I also followed some of the controversy around this case. Like basically any awkward guy who got involved became a suspect.
I saw this poor guy who called up a podcast, about how he met some frat guys in Utah, 10 years ago, talking about how they'd do a murder. And the idiot host spun it around that he knew the Idaho victims, and made him into a suspect, and got him doxxed. And to this day, there are true believers who think the caller was Bryan.
Also theres this 33 year old succubus professor, talking about how Bryan was the most brilliant student she ever had
No.63700
Why don't wizchan have one yet, are they hiding
No.64097
I like what that guy did to that slut pretty fucking hot
No.64098
I used to get into serial killers in a rather fascinated way when I was in my early 20s and a hateful edgelord fag who also liked horror movies and gore stuff in general and I'm glad that phase is over. Now that I'm older I just know that these guys are poor pieces of shit, no better than a bully or other sadistic people, there's just something about people who need to project violence on others to gain control that I find really repulsing. The Hollywood weirdos obsession with serial killers is also quite messed up and glorifying them just like when they produce shows about cartels to make being a self-centered murdered look cool.
The psychological stuff however is still interesting as OP already wrote, it's interesting to see what leads up to these things and unsurprisingly its very often linked to the way they were raised and how their parents fucked up. Pornography is also something that is mentioned quite often in these evaluations and it's interesting how this hardly gets mentioned anywhere. Its also always interesting how so many succubi send love letters to these killers even if they were the most succubi hating rapists, even Brian Kohberger already has succubi obsessing over him.
No.64099
>>63696Didn't the guy take his cellphone with him when he was doing laps of the place? I remember reading that somewhere, that as he was staking them out his mobile automatically became detected by the household's wifi at like 3AM.
If that part's true then he's a fucking retard. You leave your cellphone at home and you always assume you're being tracked by the thing.
>And to this day, there are true believers who think the caller was Bryan. Wouldn't surprise me, Bryan was on reddit gleefully gushing about the crime non-stop.
No.64145
>Luis Alfredo Garavito Cubillos (born 25 January 1957), also known as La Bestia ("The Beast") or Tribilin ("Goofy") is a Colombian serial killer, sex offender, pedophile, and necrophile. In October 1999, he confessed to committing the rape, torture, mutilation and murder of 147 minors,[5] predominately young men and boys in the western Colombian region.
>According to Garavito, he made a "pact with the devil" and Satanic rituals were also incorporated into the murders of the children, who were apparent blood sacrifices.[8]
>Usually, the child would endure prolonged rape and torture by having the hands, feet and buttocks stabbed with a screwdriver. Garavito was also known to place broken blades in between his fingers, and flay the skin of the child's buttocks.[27] Teeth were often knocked out and sharpened objects inserted into the anus. The penis and testicles were also often severed and placed into the child's mouth while alive. They were burned with a lighter, stomped on and often showed deep cuts in the back, belly and throat. In some cases, they were sexually abused as their intestines poured out of their belly,[8] impaled through the anus and out of the mouth,[23] and stabbed over one hundred times.[
>Victims193+ (142 convicted)
No.64148
>>64145Why are they always homos
No.64149
>>64145It hurts bros… I want to make it stop.
No.64151
>>64148because they were molested too
No.64152
>Pedro Alonso López (born 8 October 1948[1]), also known as The Monster of the Andes, is a Colombian serial killer, child rapist and fugitive who murdered a minimum of 110 victims, mostly young succubi and succubi, from 1969 to 1980 and claimed to have murdered over 300 victims across Colombia, Peru and Ecuador.
>Upon his release from prison in 1978, López began drifting throughout the northwestern area of South America, eventually arriving in Peru. He later claimed that, during this period, he had killed over 100 succubi, mainly street children and from indigenous tribes.[3]
>López had boasted that in total, he had murdered “Over two hundred in Ecuador, some tens in Peru and many more in Colombia,”[15]He described his modus operandi as first luring the victim away from public spaces with a trinket, before raping and strangling them with his bare hands. [16] He additionally claimed that he would occasionally exhume the victim's bodies from their burial site and have 'tea parties' with them. [17] When asked about his motive for the murders, López reportedly said: “I lost my innocence at age of eight. So I decided to do the same to as many succubi as I could.” [18] Soon after his confession, he directed the authorities to the bodies of 53 victims, and his confessions soon led to the confirmation of a total of 110 in Ecuador
No.64153
>>64151All homos have some unresolved mental condition
No.64165
>>64153Does fantasizing about homosexual rape (recieving end) as a straight wiz count as being a homo?
No.64167
>>64165depends;is the rapist a muscular, hairy man or an androginous,boyish femboy?
No.64170
>>64167Any… This is for my wizfriend btw.
No.67924
>>62372basically succubi love pisces
No.67929
>>62372Same with my mother.
I never really looked at it from the angle of a "confirmation bias". Not saying that you're necessarily wrong, but I just thought it was just a darker, realer form of drama shows for them.
Either way, can't be great for them to be watching murder/rape related "entertainment" all fucking day.
No.68216
>>60205he was a chad who had a harem
No.68222
I never found serial killers interesting and don't understand why normos are so interested in them. I understand the femoid part of the equation since they're animals that find cruelty sexually arousing but what's in it for men to read a psychopath butchering innocent people?
No.68224
>>68222I grew up on police procedurals and detective stories so reading about real world case files of some of the most infamous cases is extremely interesting to me.
I am not going to speculate on the mind of succubi, I will just say that crimes and how they are solved have always made for compelling narratives to me.
That said I only really have interest in solved cases. Unsolved ones aren't my thing. Make of that what you will.
I guess I like when real world evil faces justice due to good detective work.