Have you ever heard of a "serial killer"? These are people who have killed multiple people over a period of time, often for their own twisted reasons or for a thrill. You may have seen movies or TV shows about them or read about them in books or online. But why are people so fascinated with these murderers?
First, it's important to understand that what these killers do is horrific and they should not be glorified in any way. They take the lives of innocent people, leaving their families and loved ones to grieve and suffer. But despite this, many people can't help but be drawn to the stories of these killers, for a few different reasons.
One reason is that these stories are often incredibly shocking and unbelievable. The things that serial killers do can be so heinous and twisted that it's hard to understand how someone could do them. People are naturally curious and want to understand the minds of these killers and what would drive someone to commit such terrible acts.
Another reason is that these stories often have a sense of mystery and intrigue. Many serial killers are not caught until they have killed multiple people, leaving law enforcement and the public wondering who the killer is and how they are able to evade capture. As new information is uncovered, people can't help but be drawn in to try and piece together the puzzle.
Lastly, these stories often have a sense of danger, which can be exciting for some people. People tend to find thrill when experiencing danger from a safe distance, that's why horror movies and roller coasters are popular because they evoke similar emotions as real-life danger, and the same can be true for the stories of serial killers.
It's important to remember that the fascination with serial killers does not excuse or justify their actions. They are criminals who have committed terrible crimes and deserve to be punished to the full extent of the law. This blog is not meant to glorify them, but rather to educate people on why they hold a certain fascination for some.