Analysis: Serial Killers Are Made Not Born

Serial Killers Are Made Not Born.
One who kills another is called a murderer, but one that kills many for no specific reason and often have the same pattern of behaviour are serial killers. Serial killers are psychologically disturbed and often become killers because of being harassed, assaulted, punished, etc. Genetics does not shape a serial killer but it rather plays a small role. Serial killers are psychologically disturbed people who learn behaviours and emotions based on their environmental surroundings such as abuses, harassments, etc. shaping them into a serial killer. It will be proven through an analysis of how one's environment only triggers "DNA of a serial killer", and examining the cases of serial killers Carroll Cole, and Nannie Doss, of their
They often murder during the times when they are stressed, angry, or reached a point of psychological trigger (McMahon). Often the victims, have no relation to the serial killers but it makes the killers want to brutally murder, torture, or sexually harass them as they may resemble those that hurt them from past, specifically their childhood experiences (Rutigliano). The motive of serial killers is to express their anger towards those who hurt them, which they hurt victims that resemble the abusers of that killer.
Nature plays a small role in shaping a serial killer, it is only triggered by the person's environmental surroundings, psychological illnesses, or neurological damage in their childhood. The orbital cortex in the frontal lobe controls the behaviour of violence, judgement, self control, etc. (Nature vs. Nurture: Are serial killers born or created?). It is common for all serial killers to have inactive orbital cortex; this explains why serial killers often make violent decisions as their frontal lobe area is damaged psychologically or