Title: Serialists: How Male and Female Serial Killers Differ -
Headings: Serialists: How Male and Female Serial Killers Differ
Serialists: How Male and Female Serial Killers Differ
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Statistically speaking, women are simply better at serial killing than men. Sorry, guys!
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Content: One reason could be that men tend to be physically stronger than women. But if we dig a little deeper, the reason could be much more sinister. The more violent a crime, the more evidence is left behind. The female serialist possesses a subtle and cunning nature. Using one’s brain over brawn spawns a ruthless killing machine. Hence why females are able to avoid capture for (at least) twice as long. Victims
Male serialists are nearly six times more likely to kill a stranger, whereas females are twice as likely to murder those closest to them. According to a new study, some 65.4% of male serial killers stalked their victims before striking, compared to just 3.6% of females. Female Exceptions
There’s always an exception to the rule when it comes to serial killers. Unlike the typical female serialist who discreetly leaves her victims’ bodies in beds, cribs, or buries them in the garden, Aileen Wornous dumped her victims by the rest stops and roadsides of Florida’s interstate system.