Mini Lecture: Public fascination and serial killer profiles

Serial killers captivate public fascination, prompting extensive academic inquiry into their minds and motivations. This talk delves into the intricate psychological frameworks of serial killers, aiming to shed light on their perplexing behaviour. Alongside “delving into the mind” of such offenders, we will also examine the importance of victim selection and why this may reveal far more about the nature of serial murder. It will also critically examine the prevalence of such unique forms of offending compared to its popularity in mainstream media. By synthesising research findings and case studies, this talk aims to foster a deeper understanding of serial killers, offering insights that may inform the public’s understanding of such elusive offenders.

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