#CriminalPsychology

[studypoetry]

The last three weeks...

So many lectures - we're in deep now. At least some timetable changes have condensed it to a three-day week now, so yay!

Played laser tag for the first time in years with the societies, which was fun and nostalgic. Definitely bringing my friends for a game before they all turn 20(!)

The name of the game recently though has been feedback: hopefully as a lowly course rep I can resolve the existential problems of all the psychology courses - we need a serious rethink.

On the bright side, we had pancake day and valentine's day right next to each other - commemorated by pancakes (duh), seeing Madame Web in cinemas (don't get me started 🤮) and watching the same old Jacksfilms parodies.

How could I forget last valentine's day: I had a date with the careers team (to present to students), and boy that year has flown by because the time has come round again! I've done this presentation like six times now and only now have the public speaking nerves started to settle. I never get tired of hearing the same gags from my colleague who speaks after me, and the best thing is I got to hear them twice because he asked me to a second talk later on, which I took up spontaneously!

Reading week next week - halfway there, certainly living on a prayer ;)

Recent highlights from 100dodw #15-#20:

Ambassador shifts

Mastertracker

LGBTQIA+ history month interview

Prison letter-writing

BPS student ambassador presentations

Assignment planning

Course rep feedback meetings

Research report transcripts

[wheresronniie]

"Jeffrey Dahmer wasn't a bad person, he was evil", and I thought ??? This was when I was watching a criminal psychologist elucidate on the serial killer's case, which is so unlikely of my youtube algorithm. He says "Dahmer would make friends, go out, treat everybody well...he never hurt his victims, he just killed them...I won't say he was a bad person, I think he was evil."

This was probably the first time when I was forced to understand that bad and evil may not be as synonymous as they probably appear. It's similar to a person who projects a pleasant exterior but might not essentially be a good person. Close to how ontology vs epistemology would explain being and being for a reason. What he meant was that humans have a place of darkness, most of them, but whether you choose to let it overpower you, is largely a decision that we make, irrespective of the circumstances. For Jeffrey, he never enjoyed the process of killing, he wasn't a sadist, and that's probably why he is described as not being bad. Moreover, without underestimating the trauma Dahmer had to undergo in his childhood he goes, "not everybody does that...a lot of people have a crappy childhood" because a part of you always has a leverage to choose. That is what essentially turns people to be good or evil.

[frnwhcom]

In the annals of true crime, few stories are as chilling and haunting as that of Robert Hansen, infamously known as the Butcher Baker. Here we delve into the life, crimes, and the enduring legacy of one of America’s most notorious serial killers.

[thelastdancemacabre]

📢 New Video Alert: Unraveling the Zodiac Killer Mystery!

Hey True Crime Enthusiasts! 🔍

We’re diving deep into one of the most chilling unsolved cases in history—The Zodiac Killer. Our upcoming video on The Last Dance Macabre explores the Zodiac's first murders, his infamous cryptic letters, and the top suspects that have puzzled investigators for decades.

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The First Murders: A closer look at the Zodiac's earliest victims and the terrifying events that started it all.

Top Suspects: From Arthur Leigh Allen to TikTok’s latest theory by J.Foy_3.0—could we finally be closer to the truth?

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The Manson Family: Murders

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Kathleen Folbigg, Australia's most notorious female serial killer | Bloody Legacies

🔪 Delve into the chilling case of Kathleen Folbigg, a name that sends shivers down the spines of Australians. Unveil the horrifying tale of a mother turned murderer, as we navigate the disturbing details surrounding her crimes. With a series of inexplicable deaths that rocked the nation, Folbigg's legacy stands as a haunting reminder of the darkest corners of the human psyche. Brace yourself for a deep dive into this notorious female serial killer's story. 💀

[thecrimetapes]

What happens when a promising young athlete's life is abruptly cut short, and the official story leaves more questions than answers? On this gripping episode of Crime Tapes, we unravel the haunting tale of Tiffany Ida Mae Valiante, a vibrant volleyball star from Mays Landing, New Jersey, whose tragic death in 2015 was hastily ruled a suicide. From Tiffany's bright future and athletic prowess to the chilling events of that summer night, we examine the inconsistencies and mishandled evidence that have left her family in a relentless pursuit of the truth. Join us as we shed light on the family's fight for justice and their call to reclassify Tiffany's death. With the potential impact of an upcoming feature on Unsolved Mysteries, we underscore the urgency for anyone with information to come forward. Through Tiffany's story, we advocate for transparency and accountability in case investigations, encouraging listeners with similar experiences to connect with advocacy groups. Subscribe, rate, and review to support our mission of bringing more spotlight to cases that deserve answers.

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Captured on Camera: The Most Viral Courtroom Reactions Ever Recorded

In the hallowed halls of justice, where truth and consequence collide, some moments transcend the confines of the courtroom to captivate the world. From jaw-dropping revelations to emotional outbursts, these viral courtroom reaction moments offer a glimpse into the raw drama and human emotion that unfold within the confines of legal proceedings. Join us as we delve into the top viral courtroom reaction moments of all time, each leaving an indelible mark on the annals of legal history.See More...

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[mymetric360]

TIL Ted Bundy scored 39/40 on the Hare Psychopathy Checklist, one of the highest scores for any serial killer.

[studypoetry]

First week back (proper)!

Plenty of early mornings, driving chaos and welcome events to resume normal programming. All the lectures were as you'd expect: here's the module, here's the assignment...

Two society taster sessions, both game nights were I had to make up the rules of Pictionary and pretend I knew what I was doing.

The cinema was showing Anchorman for its 20th anniversary so you know I had to go - forgot how iconic Ron Burgundy is. Also didn't enjoy Mean Girls, I can imagine it works better as a stage musical but not on film imo.

Got to do my first campus tours for the open day (finally) - it was a relatively small one (for freezing cold January ig) so not many to do but hopefully more down the line.

Recently I've been trying this hip new thing called ✨work-life balance✨ where I draw a hard line between uni and home. And what do you know, it's working 🙃

Recent highlights from 100dodw #5-#10:

Ambassador shifts

Mastertracker

Letter-writing

Internship application (!!)

[nemesiscuriosity]

London's Dark Secrets Unveiled: Inside the Underworld 2023! #shorts

Explore the Shadows: London Crime Uncovered 2023! Dive into Intriguing Investigations, Crime Analysis, and Real Stories. Get an Insider’s Look at Criminal Psychology, Law Enforcement Efforts, and Community Initiatives. Stay Informed, Stay Safe. Join the Conversation Now! 🔍🔒 #LondonCrimeUncovered #crimeanalysis #criminalpsychology #communitysafety #crime #bad #robery #police #uk #london…

[frnwhcom]

In 2007, Viktor Sayenko and Igor Suprunyuk, teenagers from Dnepropetrovsk, Ukraine, committed 21 brutal, random murders, shocking society and raising questions about youth violence.

[thelastdancemacabre]

📢 New Video Alert: Unraveling the Zodiac Killer Mystery!

Hey True Crime Enthusiasts! 🔍

We’re diving deep into one of the most chilling unsolved cases in history—The Zodiac Killer. Our upcoming video on The Last Dance Macabre explores the Zodiac's first murders, his infamous cryptic letters, and the top suspects that have puzzled investigators for decades.

Here’s what you can expect:

The First Murders: A closer look at the Zodiac's earliest victims and the terrifying events that started it all.

Top Suspects: From Arthur Leigh Allen to TikTok’s latest theory by J.Foy_3.0—could we finally be closer to the truth?

If you're as obsessed with true crime as we are, this is one video you won’t want to miss! 🕵️‍♂️

👉 Be sure to follow us, hit the notification bell, and subscribe to our YouTube channel The Last Dance Macabre so you don’t miss the drop. Let’s solve this mystery together!

🔗 Link to our youtube channel

Thanks for all your support, and stay tuned for more! 🔪📝