Title: Here's What Motivates Serial Killers To Kill | True Crime Magazine
Headings: 
Anger
Criminal enterprise
Financial gain
Ideology
Power or thrill
Psychosis
Sexual desire
Act-focused killers
Visionary killers
Mission-oriented killers
Process-focused killers
Hedonistic killers
Lust killers
Thrill killers
Comfort killers
Power or control killers

Content: By doing that, they believe they are doing the world a favor by killing unwanted or “dirty” people. Mission-oriented killers are huge perfectionists and plan their killings with great precision. Because of that, they kill their victims quickly and efficiently. An exclusive example of a mission-oriented killer is Joseph Paul Franklin, who killed black males who had white female companions. He hated mixed-race couples, which he called MRC’s. The only difference from the ordinary mission-oriented killer’s portrait is that Franklin was a paranoid schizophrenic who was not fit to stand trial. Charles Manson. ( Credit: Dailymail)
One of the world’s most famous criminals, Charles Manson, might also be considered as a mission-oriented killer. He actually never killed anyone but was persuasive and manipulative enough to force others to do that for him.