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: They’re addicted to the adrenaline rush they get from the hunt, killing their victims, and evading the law. Most of the time, their victims are complete strangers, but they may stalk people for a while before killing them. Thrill killers believe that “practice makes perfect” and most of the time it becomes real. Their killing career can last for a very long time; they can become more successful at killing, and they often try to commit the perfect crime. Killers can lie low for a very long time, which causes a possibility of a “spree-killing,” but that’s more commonly behavior of less intelligent thrill killers, which often leads to their capture. The posed victim of Henry Lee Lucas. Henry Lee Lucas is one of the most notorious thrill killers, who traveled around the states killing people. He confessed to hundreds of unsolved murders, which were attributed to him and classified as cleared up. However, he was only officially convicted of eleven killings.