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How Did William Heirens Contribute To Mental Illness

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William Heirens was born on November 15, 1928 at Evanston, Illinois. He grew up in Lincolnwood in chicago. When he was 11 years old he saw a couple making love and told his mother his mother told him all “sex was dirty, and would lead to diseases”. Afterwards while kissing his girlfriend he started crying and vomited. At age 13 he was found with a loaded gun and was arrested they searched heirens home and found more weapons hidden. He admitted to burglaries and was sent to the Gibault school for wayward boys. After he was released he was again convicted of burglary multiple times and was released from St. Bede’s Academy when he was 16 due to good testing scores and was enrolled at the university of chicago. He still continued burglary as he studied electrical engineering. He didn't have any mental illnesses but he was emotionally unstable and insensitive and had a deep sexual deviance. His parents were reported to have fights daily when he was young. …show more content…

She was repeatedly stabbed, once in the throat and then washed in a bathtub. Her body was left on the bed and her wounds were covered with adhesive tape with a skirt placed over her head. Hair was found in her hand that leads experts to think that she struggled with the intruder. No valuables were taken. About 7 months later on December 11 another female body was found. Her name was Francis Brown and she was 34 years old. He striped her naked and rinsed off the blood and her head was wrapped with towels or other items depending on the source. She was found over her bathtub. She was shot in the head and a knife went through her neck that it went through one side and out the other. Once again nothing was taken but this time he left a message “For heaven's sake catch me before i kill more i cannot control myself” he wrote the message in lipstick on a wall. He also left behind a bloody fingerprint on a

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