I wonder if there is any research into what motivates these people to commit murder.
At some point the killer must feel that it is the only option to go guns-a-blazing and have nothing to loose. I suppose that this could be a long time in advance and give them time to think through the kill fest. It would be interesting to gain an insight into the route to the act.
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excel does my head in as well
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quackpipe swings like a pendulum do, Sat 15 Dec 2012, 22:50,
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charlie brooker link earlier today has the psychologist making the case that they are actively seeking the news coverage they generate
and that a big help would be to make the coverage local only and boring as hell.
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research...
more research, and inquiries, won't sbdy think of those who would otherwise be out of work without a good old inquiry, enquiry. let's all spunk some cash at it. problem solved.
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I think that there's a fair bit.
Whether any of it's conclusive is a different matter.
I'm with you in a lot of this: there must be a strange sort of breaking point in a lot of these - a kind of despair (I can't think of a better word). Sometimes it's mental illness, for sure. Sometimes it's not. It's fascinating, though.
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Enzyme is powered by sunlight, Sun 16 Dec 2012, 11:54,
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