Title: What's The Difference Between Male And Female Serial Killers? | Crime News
Headings: What's The Difference Between Male And Female Serial Killers?
What's The Difference Between Male And Female Serial Killers?
What drives female serial killers?
What drives male serial killers?
What are some signs of a future female serial killer?
What about men?
Why are men more prone to becoming serial killers?
What do mass shooters and serial killers have in common?
Does trauma help create serial killers of either gender?
How common are serial killers?
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Content: “That’s just wrong. You can go back through recorded history and see instances of female serial killers,” said Bonn. One such example is an Nannie Doss, who killed 11 people in Oklahoma between the 1920s and 1954. Her victims included her five husbands, two of her sisters and two of their children, a mother-in-law and her own mother. She collected the insurance policies of several of her victims. Bonn and Oxygen discussed how men and women become serial killers, and why. What drives female serial killers? “The most common female serial killer is what is known as a comfort or gain killer. They are killing for some material end. Female serial killers tend to be more practical in their reason for killing than males," said Bonn.