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Gender Difference In Serial Murder

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Fahima Begum
Ms. Dylan
CLN4U
January 20, 2016

Gender Difference in Serial Murder A serial killer is described as an individual who either acting alone, or with an accomplice, commits two or more multiple homicides over an extended period of time with breaks between each murder. Any individual is capable of committing murder, whether they are a man or woman, young or old. Although, when it comes to serial murders, females tend to be rarer than males. This is typically because a female serial killer is far more complex and commit murders for reasons that cannot just be described as simple. The differences between a male and female serial killer does not just end at the motives behind the murder, but also include the way the commit the crime,

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