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Shipman's Motives For Murders

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what did you determine to be Shipman 's motive for the murders? I fell his motive was he seen his mother go through so much pain and turmoil he decided that he wanted to play God. Shipman wanted to be in control. Shipman felt as if giving these patients over dose of morphine to kill them would put them out of their misery and pain. However, most if not all his patient was in good health. They were mostly elderly women who lived alone. They were in good health for their age. He continues killing in order to satisfy that desire. Most Serial killer commit crimes or their crime spree increase because of this compulsion, which is why they are eventually discovered. He has never revealed anything about the extent of his murderous career, and probably

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