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neuroticevolution · 3 years

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How Did Belief Evolve?

About 20 years ago, the residents of Padangtegal village in Bali, Indonesia, had a problem. The famous, monkey-filled forest surrounding the local Hindu temple complex had become stunted, and saplings failed to sprout and thrive. Since I was conducting fieldwork in the area, the head of the village council, Pak Acin, asked me and my team to investigate.

We discovered that locals and tourists visiting the temples had previously brought food wrapped in banana leaves, then tossed the used leaves on the ground. But when plastic-wrapped meals became popular, visitors threw the plastic onto the forest floor, where it choked the young trees.

I told Acin we would clean up the soil and suggested he enact a law prohibiting plastic around the temples. He laughed and told us a ban would be useless. The only thing that would change people’s behavior was belief. What we needed, he said, was a goddess of plastic.

Over the next year, our research team and Balinese collaborators didn’t exactly invent a Hindu deity. But we did harness Balinese beliefs and traditions about harmony between people and environments. We created new narratives about plastic, forests, monkeys, and temples. We developed ritualistic caretaking behaviors that forged new relationships between humans, monkeys, and forests.

As a result, the soils and undergrowth were rejuvenated, the trees grew stronger and taller, and the monkeys thrived. Most importantly, the local community reaped the economic and social benefits of a healthy, vigorous forest and temple complex.

Acin taught me that science and rules cannot ensure lasting change without belief—the most creative and destructive ability humans have ever evolved.

“A cremation ceremony is held in the Sacred Monkey Forest near the village of Padangtegal in Bali, where the author’s investigations into plastic littering emphasized the power of belief to change behavior. (Credit: Shankar S./Flickr)”

Most people assume “belief” refers to religion. But it is so much more. Belief is the ability to combine histories and experiences with imagination, to think beyond the here and now. It enables humans to see, feel, and know an idea that is not immediately present to the senses, then wholly invest in making that idea one’s reality.

We must believe in ideas and abilities in order to invent iPhones, construct rockets, and make movies. We must believe in the value of goods, currencies, and knowledge to build economies. We must believe in collective ideals, constitutions, and institutions to form nations. We must believe in love (something no one can clearly see, define, or understand) to engage in relationships.

In my recent book, Why We Believe, I explore how we evolved this universally and uniquely human capacity, drawing on my 26 years of research into human and other primates’ evolution, biology, and daily lives. Our 2-million-year journey to complex religions, political philosophies, and technologies essentially follows a three-step path: from imagination to meaning-making to belief systems. To trace that path, we must go back to where it started: rocks.

A llittle over 2 million years ago, our genus (Homo) emerged and pushed the evolutionary envelope. Its hominin ancestors had been doing pretty well as socially dynamic, cognitively complex, stone tool–wielding primates. But Homo ratcheted up reliance on one another to better evade predators, forage and process new foods, communally raise young, and fashion superior stone tools.

One of the skills that helped Homo succeed was imagination—an ability you can use now to picture how it developed.

Imagine an early Homo preparing the evening meal. She knows stones can be hit and flaked to form sharper utensils that cut and chop. She also knows the stone tools her ancestors made don’t do a particularly great job: They take a long time to hack the raw meat off a carcass, to smash and grind the roots the community has dug up, and to crack open bones and scoop out the delicious marrow.

“Acheulean hand axes (shown here) were made by members of the genus Homo as far back as 1.76 million years ago. Named after the French site where they were first identified, these tools have been found across Africa, Europe, and Asia. (Credit: Rolf Quam/Binghamton University/EurekAlert) “

One day she looks at her brethren laboring to create simple, one-sided, flaked stone tools. She sees, in her mind’s eye, flakes being removed from both sides, further sharpening the edges and balancing the shape. She creates a mental representation of a possibility—and she makes it her reality.

She and her descendants experiment with more extensive reshaping of stones—creating, for example, Acheulean hand axes. They begin to predict flaking patterns. They conceive of more diverse instruments for slicing roots and raw meat, and carving bone and wood. They translate private musings and imaginings into communal realities. When they make a discovery, they teach one another, speeding up the invention process and expanding the possibilities of their efforts.

By 500,000 years ago, Homo had mastered the skill of shaping stone, bone, hides, horns, and wood into dozens of tool types. Some of these tools were so symmetrical and aesthetically pleasing that some scientists speculate toolmaking took on a ritual aspect that connected Homo artisans with their traditions and community. These ritualistic behaviors may have evolved, hundreds of thousands of years later, into the rituals we see in religions.

With their new gadgets, Homo chopped wood, dug deeper for tubers, collected new fruits and leaves, and put a wider variety of animals on the menu. These activities—expanding their diets, constructing new ecologies, and altering the implements in their environment—literally reshaped their bodies and minds.

In response to these diverse experiences, Homo grew increasingly dynamic neural pathways that allowed them to become even more responsive to their environment. During this time period, Homo’s brains reached their modern size.

But their brains didn’t uniformly enlarge. Parts of the frontal lobes—which play critical roles in emotional, social, motivational, and perceptual processes, as well as decision-making, attention, and working memory—expanded and elaborated at an increased rate.

Another brain organ that ballooned was the cerebellum. Over the course of hominin history, our lineage added approximately 16 billion more cerebellar neurons than would be expected for our brain size. This ancient brain organ is involved with social sensory-motor skills, imitation, and complex sequences of behavior.

These structural changes helped Homo generate more effective and expansive mental representations. What emerged was a distinctively human imagination—the capacity that allows us to create and shape our futures. It also gave rise to the next step in the evolution of belief: meaning-making.

The rise of imagination sparked positive feedback loops between creativity, social collaboration, teaching, learning, and experimenting. The advent of cooking opened up a new landscape of foods and nutrient profiles. By boiling, barbecuing, grinding, or mashing meat and plants, Homo maximized access to proteins, fats, and minerals.

This gave them the nutrition and energy necessary for extended childhood brain development and increased neural connectivity. It allowed them to travel greater distances. It enabled them to evolve neurobiologies and social capacities that made it possible to move from imagining and making new tools to imagining and making new ways of being human.

By about 200,000 years ago, Homo had begun to push the artistic envelope. Groups of Homo sapiens were coloring their stone tools with ochres—red, yellow, and brown pigments made of iron oxide. They were likely also using ochres to paint their bodies and cave walls.

Ochre decoration requires far more complicated cognitive processes than, for example, an Australasian bowerbird arranging sparkling glass and other baubles around its nest to attract a mate. It requires the kind of complex creative sequences made possible by elaborate frontal lobes, a dense cerebellum, and more diverse and intricate social relationships.

Imagine an early Homo sapiens who wants to paint a stone ax. She and her companions must seek out specific types of rocks and use a tool to scrape off the iron oxides. Then, they might manipulate the minerals’ chemistry, mixing them with water to transform them into pigments or heating them to turn them from yellow to red. Finally, they must apply the paint to the ax, changing how light reflects off its surface—making it look different, making it into a new thing.

When early humans colored something (or someone) red or yellow, it changed the way they perceived that tool, that cave, that person. They were using their imagination to reshape their world to match their desired perceptions of it. They were imbuing objects and bodies with a new, shared meaning.

Gradually, they established relations with more and more distant groups, sharing meanings for the items they swapped and the interactions they exchanged. In short, Homo sapiens began engaging full time in meaning-making.

Collective meaning-making changes the way humans perceive and experience the world. It enables us to do the wildly imaginative, creative, and destructive things we do. It is during this period that Homo broke the boundaries of the material and the visible so the realm of pure imagination could be made tangible.

When a typhoon smashes into land, it tosses trees like matchsticks and fills the air with a deafening roar that drowns out voices. For millennia, every animal caught in such a storm feared it, hunkered down, and waited for it to pass. But at some point, members of the genus Homo began to explain it.

We don’t know when it happened, but within the last few hundred thousand years, humans had developed the imagination, the thirst for meaning, and the communication skills necessary for creating explanations of mysterious phenomena.

By 300,000 to 400,000 years ago, human groups across the planet were sparking fires with sticks and stones, and carefully transporting the flames. And by 80,000 years ago, they were carrying water in intricately carved ostrich eggshells. They made glues to craft containers, adorned themselves with beads, painted with multi-ingredient pigments, and etched geometric patterns into shells, stones, and bones.

These kinds of hyper-complex, multi-sequence behaviors cannot simply be imitated. They require explanation. So, when researchers see multiple instances of abstract art and creative crafts, we assume individuals were engaging in deep, intricate communication based on shared meanings.

By at least 40,000 to 50,000 years ago, representational art arose: depictions of hunts, animal-human hybrids, blazing sunsets, and hand prints waving, as if they are signaling

Once groups are attributing shared meaning to objects they can manipulate, it is an easy jump to give shared meaning to larger elements they cannot change: storms, floods, earthquakes, volcanoes, eclipses, and even death. We have evidence that by at least a few hundred thousand years ago, early humans were placing their dead in caves. Within the past 50,000 years, distinct examples of burial practices became more and more common.

Through language, deeply held thoughts and imaginings could be transferred rapidly and effectively from individuals to small groups to wider populations. This created large-scale shared structures of meaning—what we call belief systems.

Between about 4,000 to 15,000 years ago, numerous radical transitions occurred in many populations. Humans started to domesticate plants and animals. They developed, along with agriculture, substantial food storage capacities and technologies. Concepts of property and inequality emerged. Towns and, eventually, cities grew. All of this led to the formation of multi-community settlements with stratified political and economic structures.

This restructuring profoundly shaped, and was shaped by, belief systems. Toward the end of this period—by 4,000 to 8,000 years ago—we see clear evidence of formal religious institutions: monuments, gathering places, sanctuaries, and altars.

There are numerous explanations for the evolution of religions, and none of them by itself is satisfactory. Some proposals are psychological: Our ancestors understood that other individuals have different mental states, motivation, and agency, so they attributed those same qualities to supernatural agents to explain everything from lightning to illness.

Other researchers note that the rise of huge, hierarchical communities that engaged in large-scale cooperation and warfare correlated with the rise of far-reaching, hierarchical religions with powerful, moralizing deities. Some scientists posit that “big groups” prompted the creation of “big gods” who could enforce order and cooperation in unruly societies. Other researchers hypothesize the reverse: that humans first created “big god” religions in order to coordinate larger and larger social groups.

Still other experts say the human capacity for imagination became so expansive it reached beyond the real and the possible into the unreal and the impossible. This generated the capacity for transcendence—a central feature in the religious experience.

But though belief can be transcendent, creative, and unifying, not all of humanity’s beliefs are beneficial.

For example, many humans today believe the world should be exploited for our benefit. Many believe that racial, gendered, and xenophobic inequalities are a “natural” result of inherent differences. Many believe in religious, scientific, or political fundamentalism, which is often used as a weapon against other belief systems.

Over the past 2 million years, we have evolved a capacity that has benefited humans but can also introduce horrible possibilities. It is up to us to manage how we use this power.

Now that we have asked, Why do we believe?, we should ask, What do we want to believe, for the sake of humanity?

https://www.discovermagazine.com/planet-earth/how-did-belief-evolve

#evolution #belief #religion #rational

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scientificallysocialblesupe-blog · 6 years

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Journal #2

It was really cool to have a panel of members of the EOP staff in class today. It really made it apparent how big the journey we are about to embark on is. It showed me how money moving parts are in the EOP family and BEP ’18. It was funny seeing some of the staff be so open and show who they are behind the desk they sit at to help students just like us and future BEPies. It was strange seeing Dr. Gantt in a different setting where he is a lot more relaxed and that felt cool; it felt like EOP much more like a family than anything else. Vanessa Young showed us the passion that she has when working with students and how she always wants to see the best in all. Vanessa also expressed her views on success and how she never gets comfortable and continues setting goals so she can continue rising to new heights, that was incredibly inspiring to hear! This is something that I want to incorporate into my life, it only the PEEr COunselor position. I enjoyed seeing Dr. Ryan Mead talk about his goals as the coordinator of academic support services. He really loves what he does, he makes it his mission to give people all the tools they need to be able to academically succeed. Dr. Ryan Mead also seems timid and quiet but like most quiet people he had a lot to say and it was all auditory gold. The advice given by JQ and Karima really clicked with the way that I already thought. JQ is my counselor so I was already very aware of his views of me being a PC and how proud he is.

My goal as a PC is being somebody that is always there as a resource for the students. If it's somebody that's going to show them where the Student Wing is or what their address is for them to get “care packages” to asking them about their day and using conversation to make them feel less stressed and more optimistic about their bright future. I recently told someone who was in my BEP that I was going to be a PC for BEP ‘18 and they were proud and happy for me. It was strange to see that. The reason for their enthusiastic gleam is because they saw that I would be able to do a good job in that setting. He asked me “What kind of PC do you think you’re going to be?”. That was a pretty weird question for me because I find it hard for me to classify myself as just one thing when life is all about adapting, so I appropriately responded “I don’t know” and shrugged. He answered for me and said that he thinks that I would be somewhat like Ahkeem. That made me smile, while he was forming that sentence I was thinking any name he said I would be bothered by it. The thing is, Ahkeem wasn't a PC, he was a GA. Ahkeem was always a friendly face that you would see around, you couldn't help but smile when he was around because he was so contagious, always so bright. Ahkeem mad everyone feels welcome by asking them how their day was and listening. He was a pretty dope person to share a sentence with. I also hope to be able to get along and develop a safe working relationship with my fellow PCs. I want us to be able to solve problems together and not hurt each other's feelings; to make each other feel welcome to speak and share their opinion.

I hope that the BEPies look back at the program as being essential in not only their college education career but their life as a whole. I hope that because of their involvement and succession of the program they are able to reach out to people they have met for help and advice and also be there to help others because of what they gained in their 4 weeks in the enrichment program.

Family. Family was a major idea that summer enthusiastic Tanairy Carbo went back to constantly when asked about her EOP experiences. For someone who has been here for 8 years, you can see the passion that Tainairy holds for the program for wish she feels like she owed everything to. Binghamton University and EOP gave Tainairy the space to be who she had always wished to be but couldn't due to her debilitating environment. Her having to raise herself caused her to feel immense pressure on her mental health. The introduction to her new family of academia and support let Tanairy flourish and gave her the nutrients to let her personality and potential bloom into the beautiful helping and giving tree she is today. She loves giving people the opportunities to succeed and presenting them the resources that they never thought existed. Tanairy has a passion for helping fight through the struggle and breaking barriers “why can’t I remove one” she says.

To keep it real I’m not proud that I submitted this journal entry so late but I am appreciative of the PCs around me and how one of them made it possible for me to turn this in without being penalized. I made the Quimbamba team so I pretty excited about that.

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siderealxmelody · 5 years

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Abaddon & Azrael: The Ice Prince & The Fire Warrior

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Prologue:

The ice prince as he's been nicknamed walked through the halls. His white blonde hair slicked back. His cold blue eyes observing his surroundings.

He was young, 15. By most standards he would have a still more training to do. More things to learn at the Academy.

But his father had died, he was the only heir. He was young but he was ready. Ready to rule, ready to lead his people.

Ice Prince. How he detested that nickname, his schoolmates and bullies alike had called him that behind his back. He couldn't say the nickname was undeserved, He was quiet, remote, aloof. He wasn't made of ice though, he just felt he was above most of them.

"My lord?"

Azrael looked away from the window. The snow was falling steadily now. It wouldn't be long before it covered all the ground and trees.

His hand still rested on the window sill, the cold from outside keeping him grounded, keeping the feelings at bay.

"Yes?"

"The high council is ready for you Sire."

Azrael nodded curtly taking his hand off the window sill. He cast one last glance at the slowly whitening landscape and then turned and marched down the hall to the Consul Chamber.

Double oak doors opened inward to reveal a dias on which a table stood, the head of which was conspicuously absent - waiting for him.

As he sat he looked to his council. The eldest of them inclined his head and rose.

"My lord, the council has made all necessary preparations for your coronation. All that you need to do is pick a bodyguard. The council advises you to choose wisely, this person will be with you through the rest of your glorious reign."

Azrael made a mental effort not to roll his eyes. Words like "glorious" and "advises" were just filler for saying how inept they felt he was to rule.

"Lord Reed, if I may see your preparations before you start to inform the necessary parties that would be much appreciated."

Lord Reed blinked and then seemingly realizing where he was he bowed.

"My lord, it's really nothing you should concern yourself with. The council knows how difficult time this is for you, for everyone in the realm. We advise you to let us handle it."

"Are you suggesting Lord Reed that I am incapable of overseeing my own coronation? And as to concerns, this is a high one for me. It will be the first glimpse the other countries see of how I intend to rule, the coronation is everything."

Lord Reed bowed and quietly stammered an apology.

Azrael tried to calm himself down. True he hadn't meant to get angry, but he needed to show everyone he wasn't a child anymore, he was ready to be king. He decided to throw his terrified council a bone.

Catching the eye of Lord Binghamton he waved his hand and announced.

"Bring in the candidates." Azrael had decided early on he wouldn't just let the council appoint him a bodyguard. If this person was in charge of keeping him alive he wanted someone he could trust.

As the candidates filed in, he saw the usual big chested macho men, some handsome, some already carrying the telltale scars of battle. One lithe form in the back caught his eye though, he tried not to linger on it too much, or show a reaction of any kind.

All eyes were on him. Waiting for his word.

"You there in the far right step foreword."

The lithe formed man stepped forward.

"Remove your helmet." This one was the only one to wear it.

As the helmet came off, Azrael saw the shock of rich auburn hair. Hair that was very rare this high up north. The hair was long as well. Men usually kept theirs short, this one must be from out of town. Must be very good if he decided to try his luck here.

Azrael let himself have a small smile. His day had just gotten a lot more interesting.

As the helmet came fully off the council gasped, Azrael lost his composure for a moment as well and stared.

The man was a woman. A woman with long red hair and clear hazel-sea-green eyes. Eyes that stared back defiantly, almost daring him to throw her out.

"My lord, my apologies I—"

"Silence." Azreal said holding his hand up.

"I want her to be my guard."

"My lord, please reconsidered. She's young, barely out of childhood. Not to mention as a woman I don't see how much more protection she would give you that these other men couldn't provide."

"You've been questioning me a lot today Lord Reed, it's getting rather tiresome. However you bring up a good point."

He turned back to her.

"I'm sorry my lady, I don't know your name."

Her eyes widened subtlety. Men of high standing never bothered to know the names of those who serve them. As long as they did their job they were happy. They were going to get on splendidly.

"Abaddon. My lord."

She didn't thank him for choosing her. Didn't grovel at how wonderful an opportunity it was. He tried not to smile again.

"Abaddon will you show the council and myself how apt your are at fighting by facing each of the other candidates?"

Abaddon couldn't believe her ears. This is what she lived for. If only her village could see her now!

Abaddon's face split into a wide grin, bowing she rose a smirk on her face. Drawing her sword she said calm, her voice like honey.

"It would my pleasure, My Lord."

She spun and clanged with one the burly men. He seemed slightly surprised by her speed, she moved away and lunged again, he blocked her. Abaddon moved away and circled waiting for an opening.

Abaddon feigned right and then headed straight, taking her sword she hit the back of his legs, flooring him. Turing to the other men she grinned.

"Anyone want to forfeit now and save your manhood?"

Azrael pretended to scratch his nose hiding his smile.

"Ya little cunt. I'll show you what a man is really like."

A man from the back charged her, she jumped out of the way, and hit him from the side on the neck. He crumpled to the floor.

Most of the others stepped back.

It was nice to know that had he picked any of them, they would have ran at the slightest sign of hardship.

"Enough. I think she has proven her skill, don't you think so Lord Reed?"

Azrael saw Abaddon bow out of the corner of his eye. She smirked up at the council boldly. Leaning on her sword she waited.

"My lord, if you find her good enough for your safety then who am I to object?"

Azreal's lips tightened, Abaddon turned away and rolled her eyes.

Azrael stood as did everyone around him. He turned to leave, Abaddon moved out of way. As his hand came to the door, he turned one last time and looked at Lord Reed.

"Lord Reed, don't think I've forgotten about the coronation. I want the reports, everything pertaining to it on my desk on Monday."

Azrael didnt wait for his response. He opened the door with a flourish, and walked out. He didn't break his stride till he was in his room.

Leaning against his desk he watched the door, to see Abaddon come in.

"I hate those meetings."

"Well, you know that it's your opinion that matters right, not theirs?"

Azrael looked up to see Abaddon staring at him. Her helmet under her arm.

"Yes, your right. It's just the politics that bother me."

"Change it then."

"What?"

Abaddon rolled her eyes. Honestly what did he do before her?

"You will be king. If you don't like how things are done, change them."

Azrael narrowed his eyes and held her gaze. He turned away to fix his desk.

"Forgive me if I've overstepped my boundaries my lord."

He turned to look at her, she was smiling.

"You don't mean it do you?" He asked a smirk on his face as he leaned back on the desk his arms crossed.

"Do you want me to Sire?"

She replied coming closer, her hands behind her back.

"No. I like someone whose honest. I need someone I can trust."

He came closer, till he stood an inch away. Whispering he said,

"Can I trust you Abaddon?"

Abaddon lost her train of thought for a second, his icy blue eyes stared as if he could read her thoughts.

She stepped even closer, a breath away from his lips,

"Yes."

She held his eyes for a bit then abruptly turned away. Going toward the door, she smiled secretly to herself. As she exited she called over her shoulder — in a whisper knowing he would hear.

"But the real question is can I trust you?"

She left him with that and closed the door.

Chapter 1:

Azrael threw down his reports and left his room to walk outside. The cold air might do him some good.

It had been a month since Abaddon had been appointed as his bodyguard. In that month he hadn't been able to spend a lot of time with her. He had been busy fixing his council's mistake on his coronation. She had been busy getting to know the castle staff

"My lord, I had almost thought you forgot about the outside world."

Azrael turned around.

He winked leaning back against the tree.

"Enough talking. I've done enough talking, spar with me."

Abaddon smiled, she came closer brushing the snow off his shoulder, casually whispered in his ear,

"I won't go easy on you Sire."

Before he could hurt her she ran away laughing. He followed running after her.

She suddenly spun and ran at him, he was ready and met her blow for blow. They practiced like that for hours, till Azrael's mother came to find him.

"Azrael it's cold. Come inside."

"Mother?" Asked Azrael Turing around. Abaddon took her sword ready to attack him from behind, feeling the air sweep by him, he ducked and turned around and hit her with his sword.

"Azrael be careful. You could get hurt!"

"Mother, this is most fun I've had in so long. She was the best person I could have picked as my bodyguard."

Abaddon looked down and smiled.

"Thank you Sire."

Azrael rolled his eyes seeing Abaddon sideways grin.

Abaddon looked up her eyes earnest,

"If I may overstep my bounds your grace, I've been watching his majesty and he's spent unusual amounts of time inside the castle walls. Perhaps some exercise and fresh air will do him good?"

The queen smiled and nodded and left them to it.

"She likes you." Azrael said finally after his mother had long since left.

Abaddon looked up from the ground and smiled.

"Of course she does. I'm pretty sure I've won everyone in this castle over."

Azrael kneeled down. The sting of the snow a much needed respite from the suffocating warmth of the castle.

"What are you doing?"

Abaddon looked down seemingly realizing she was doing something.

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Azrael smiled.

"Excellent." He offered her a hand, she took it.

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Abaddon pulled his arm closer.

"You're laying the compliments a little thick you're majesty. Don't think I'll let you win."

Azrael smirked, "I wouldn't dream of it."

They spent the rest of the day throwing snowballs and having a grand old time.

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1. Arthur John Shawcross was an American serial killer who killed between 1972 and 1990 around Rochester, New York. Shawcross is known to have killed at least 14 people, as well as being a known cannibal and mutilator.

2. Shawcross was also known as “The Genesee River Killer” and “The Rochester Strangler” all due to how he would carry out his murders and where he would frequently dump the bodies of his victims.

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3. Shawcross was born in Kittery, Maine in 1945, the oldest of four children. There are several different accounts of what his IQ actually was—some records show it as 86 or “below average” while other accounts report him testing slightly above average at 105 and 107. However, Shawcross was born with XYY syndrome.

4. Shawcross has claimed that his mother and an aunt repeatedly molested him as a child and that in junior high he had a sexual relationship with his younger sister as well as a cousin. His mother has denied that there was any sort of abuse in their family. Shawcross, however, was a very troubled child and would often bully other children and act violently at school, even developing a habit of bringing an iron bar with him to classes. He eventually dropped out in 1960.

5. In 1967 he was drafted by the US Army at age 21. He served one tour in Vietnam, but despite never actually serving in combat loved to brag about violent, gruesome atrocities like such as raping and cannibalizing children and “beheading mama-sans and nailing their heads to trees as a warning to the Vietcong.” All of these stories would later be proven to be fabricated. After Vietnam, he was stationed in Oklahoma where he remarried (Shawcross was already once divorced and had given up parental rights to a child who he never saw again) and worked as an armorer.

6. After his release and discharge from the army, Shawcross and his second wife would move to Clayton, New York where Shawcross would terrorize the surrounding counties until his final arrest.

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7. His second marriage quickly ended in divorce, after which Shawcross became a frequent arsonist. He set fires to a local paper mill and the factory where he worked before being arrested and sentenced to five years in prison. Shawcross claims while in prison he was raped and after extracting revenge on his attackers, he was transferred to another prison to serve out his sentence. After his involvement in protecting a guard during a prison riot, he was granted an early release in October of 1971.

8. In the Spring of 1972, 10-year-old Jack Owen Blake disappeared after going out to play near the Cloverdale apartments where Shawcross lived. Shawcross had gone fishing with the boy a few days earlier but denied knowing where he was. When Jack’s body was eventually found (after Shawcross’s arrest months later) he had been suffocated, mutilated, and molested. Shawcross would later admit to luring the boy into the woods, forcing him to strip naked and run before murdering him and consuming his heart and genitals.

9. Months after Jack’s murder, 8-year-old Karen Ann Hill disappeared while on a Labor Day vacation with her mother. Her body was found under a bridge near the Black River and she had been raped, mutilated and strangled. After reports surfaced detailing that Shawcross had been seen with Karen before she disappeared and he later was seen eating ice cream cones on the bridge where the body was found, Shawcross was brought in for questioning.

10. After being arrested for the both children’s murder, Shawcross confessed and agreed to reveal the location of Jack’s body which was still missing in order to have his charges dropped from homicide to manslaughter. All other charges were dropped and he was sentenced to a 25-years in prison.

Jack Blake and Karen Hill/Personal Photos

11. Shawcross had served 12 years, roughly half of his sentence when inexperienced staff and social workers made the call to grant him parole stating he was “no longer dangerous” despite numerous psychiatrists warning that he was a schizoid psychopath. His parole officer would later be quoted about his release saying, “At the risk of being melodramatic, the writer considers this man to be possibly the most dangerous individual to be released to this community for many years.”

12. Initially, upon his release, Shawcross moved to Binghamton, New York, then relocated to Delhi, New York to be with a woman named Rose who would eventually become his third wife. He had trouble relocating and settling into work as people were aware of his past and would protest his presence in their communities. Eventually, Shawcross’s parole officer settled them in Rochester without properly notifying authorities. His apartment, 241 Alexander Street, is still there today.

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13. Shawcross began developing a habit of looking for prostitutes and would use his girlfriend (who he was having an affair with) Clara’s car to go to Lake Avenue near the Genesee River which was an industrial area well known for cheap prostitutes and drug dealers. Shawcross would find his first victim, 27-year-old Dorothy “Dotsie” Blackburn around this area. According to Shawcross, Dotsie bit his genitals drawing blood and began to call him names, which enraged him. He began biting her groin in retaliation before strangling her to death. He dumped her body into the Salmon River, one of his favorite fishing spots.

14. Following Dotsie’s murder, Shawcross became a Lake Avenue regular and was known to the prostitutes by the name of Mitch. He wouldn’t kill again for several months, but after being laid off from his job went into a rage and picked up Anna Steffen. When he was unable to get an erection, Anna began to make fun of him. Shawcross began to beat her and as she tried to get away through the Genesee River, he drowned her and let her body float downstream.

15. Shawcross’s third victim of the 20-month spree was 59-year-old former waitress, Dorothy Keeler, with whom Shawcross had struck up a friendship. The day of her death, October 21, 1989, Dorothy and Shawcross had spent the day fishing and having sex before getting into an argument about Shawcross’s various affairs and how he’d been stealing money. Angry that she was going to reveal his affairs to both Clara and Rose, Shawcross grabbed a log and beat her on the side of the head. He hid the body and left but told police that he later returned and threw her skull into the river.

16. His next three victims, 25-year-old Patricia Ives, 32-year-old Frances Brown, and 22-year-old Maria Welch, were all prostitutes Shawcross picked up and murdered while having sex with them. Shawcross’s story for all three was that he saw them trying to steal from him, became angry, and killed them. He hid Patricia’s body under scraps of construction material, Frances’s down a nearby embankment and dumped Maria into roadside bushes.

17. After Frances Brown’s body was found the media began to catch wind of the killing happening in the area. Nicknames like “The Genesee River Killer”, “The Monster of the Rivers”, and “The Rochester Strangler” began popping up. Some people speculated that Seattle’s Green River killer had merely moved locations and was now terrorizing Rochester.

The High Falls of The Genesee River (Ken Gallagher/Wikipedia)

18. 30-year-old June Stotts was the first of Shawcross’s victims where he dove back into his love of cannibalism and mutilation. After suffocating June, a family friend of his and Rose’s, Shawcross cut her open with his knife to remove her organs and speed up the decomposition process. Shawcross also removed her genitals and consumed them as well as the removed organs. Her boyfriend waited 3 weeks to report her missing.

19. Elizabeth Gibson was merely waiting in Shawcross’s car to keep warm while Shawcross was getting a cup of coffee at a nearby diner. Shawcross again claimed that after engaging in mutual oral sex Elizabeth tried to steal his wallet. He also said that while strangling her she struggled so hard she broke a gearshift in his car. She was the only victim where he went to Wayne County to dispose of the body because he could sense that police were catching up to him and wanted to throw them off the trail.

20. Both Darlene Trippi and June Cicero were prostitutes that Shawcross picked up, strangled, and disposed of in December of 1989. He murdered Darlene after she made fun of him for failing to get an erection and hid her body in the woods. After throwing June’s body off a bridge by the Salmon River, Shawcross returned two days later and sawed of her genitals and ate them.

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21. His final victim was Felicia Stephens, another 19-year-old prostitute. Shawcross claimed he couldn’t recall any details of the murder other than he did it and disposed of her body near the last two. Felicia went missing December 26, 1989, and a few days later on the 31st, a pair of hikers found some jeans with her ID in the pocket. An aerial search commenced and her body was found on January 3rd.

22. During the aerial search for Felicia Stephens’ body, the helicopter made out the shape of a corpse under the ice as well as a car cruising the area. Shawcross had returned to visit Jean Cicero’s body. The helicopter followed his car and tracked the license place number, leading back to Shawcross. After a photo of Shawcross was confirmed to be “Mitch” and police threatened to implicate Clara in the murders (Shawcross had gifted her a piece of jewelry from one of the victims), he confessed to killing the women detailing the reasons why he was “forced” to do it.

23. In November 1990, Shawcross went to trial for the 10 murders that had occurred in Monroe County. His defense team attempted to plead not guilty by reason of insanity citing his turbulent upbringing, PTSD from Vietnam, as well as claiming he had a genetic disorder and a cyst on his brain. However, he was declared sane and fit to stand trial and was subsequently found guilty and sentenced to life in prison with no possibility of parole. A few months later, Shawcross was taken to Wayne County to be tried for Elizabeth Gibson’s murder. He and his team did not try to plea insanity and received an eleventh life sentence.

Shawcross with his Daughter and Granddaughter in 2002 (Wikipedia)

24. At least for a time, Shawcross believed that the spirit of a thirteenth-century cannibal “Ariemes” possessed his body and drove him to rape, murder, and cannibalism. He agreed to be interviewed for a 2003 documentary about cannibalism where he bragged about slicing out and eating the genitalia of three victims but refused to discuss the eating the genitals of his first victim, Jack Blake in 1972.

25. Shawcross married his longtime sweetheart Clara in 1997 while behind bars.

26. Shawcross is in part responsible for the 2001 ban of prisoners being able to sell artwork they create while incarcerated. The “Corrections on Canvas” show had been staged for 35 years where inmates bought their own art supplies but were allowed to keep half the proceeds from their sales, with the other half going to the state Crime Victims Board. There was an immense criticism of Shawcross being allowed to participate—he’d previously served 9 months of a 2-year solitary sentence for giving art to outside individuals to sell on eBay, which is not allowed. After the criticism, the Department of Correctional Services banned the “Corrections on Canvas” in 2002.

A portrait of the late Princess Diana was among 10 sketches and paintings by him that sold for as much as $540 a piece.

27. On November 10th, 2008 Shawcross complained to officers about a pain in his leg. He was taken to the Albany Medical Center where he went into cardiac arrest and died that night. He was cremated.

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