Understanding the mind of a serial killer The Canadian Law and Serial killing
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"A census taker once tried to test me. I ate his liver with some fava beans and a nice chianti". This is a quote from the movie Silence of The Lambs. The movie stars Hannibal Lecter, a serial killer who eats his victims. On the surface the idea of a killer eating his victims sounds repulsive, but the movie was based on real life occurrences.
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law is concerned with the facts. A serial killer may have been sexually, physically and verbally abused as a child, and in turn have retaliated, the victim becomes the perpetrator. But no matter what the reason for serial killing, there might be an explanation, but never a justification. Therefore, profiling serial killers can aid in the mens rea as well as alter the analysis of homicide, but no Canadian laws directly correspond to serial killing.
law is concerned with the facts. A serial killer may have been sexually, physically and verbally abused as a child, and in turn have retaliated, the victim becomes the perpetrator. But no matter what the reason for serial killing, there might be an explanation, but never a justification. Therefore, profiling serial killers can aid in the mens rea as well as alter the analysis of homicide, but no Canadian laws directly correspond to serial killing.