Summary

We’ve all done it. I don’t mean we’ve all become serial killers. What I mean is that we’ve all wondered what goes on in the mind of someone who to others invariably appears completely normal and nonthreatening nonetheless decides to kill another human being. And then repeats the process again and again.

This fascinating course may give you some peace. It may not. In any event, once you’ve completed it, you should have gained a tiny insight into a very complex and disturbing area of human psychology.

Course Outline

While nobody can categorically determine WHY serial killers do what they do, enough have been captured, analysed and interviewed over the years for academics, criminologists and psychologists to make a reasoned guess as to what their motivation was.

It will always be a guess. But as with anything, if you can study a large enough sample, patterns begin to emerge. It’s just so with serial killers.

This incredibly insightful course takes you through several aspects of what makes up the mind and personality of a person who repeatedly kills. You explore who murderers are; the truth is often both surprising and frightening. You learn about what happens to them in the years before they set off on their inhuman journeys.

You’re presented with various theories and testimony relating to the process the killer uses when selecting and executing (poor choice of words) the “kill”.

The course also explores the concept of female serial killers; something that has until relatively recently almost been ignored. Then there are “buddies” who team up to carry out murders in a coordinated way. Finally, you undertake an exploration of a sinister new “trend” – the emergence of so-called “health care” killers.

The course helps you explore the possibility or belief that perhaps serial killers can be “fixed”. You decide. Make your own mind up.

Enrol today to find out about this fascinating but chilling subject. It’s best to study with the light on…