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Case Study John The Pseudo Necrophile

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The selected case for this discussion is John the pseudo-necrophile a man who pretends to have sex with corpses. He has had fantasies about being with a dead person for some time and in an attempt to satisfy his fantasy of being with a dead person sexually, he has attended funerals and uses online chat room that concentrate on death. John solicites prostitutes to be sexual with on top of graves in cemeteries to help him overcome his fantasies. John has even had these prostitutes to pose as corpses so that he may have a sexual encounter with them. The prostitute will ice themselves to present cold skin and douse themselves in white powder to appear more “corpse like” for John even getting inside of a coffin. During these encounters the prostitute

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