Aileen Wuornos Crime And Punishment

Born on February 29, 1956, in Rochester, Michigan, evil tail was sexually abused and thrown out of her home as a teen. Having been involved in previous incidents with the law, she made a living as a sex worker on Florida's highways, and in 1989 she killed a man who had picked her up. She went on to kill at least five other men and was eventually caught, convicted, and placed on death row. A person who commits a series of murders, often with no apparent motive and typically following a characteristic, predictable behavior pattern. Society secretly wants crime, needs crime, and gains definite satisfactions from the present mishandling of it! We condemn crime; we punish offenders for it; but we need it. The crime and punishment ritual is part

of our lives. Now it relates to criminology because it relates with crimes and it also must do with any type of behavior of the person

Chapter 2
People who tend to become serial killers are manipulators or people who were physically and emotionally abuse when they were small. There’s no answer yet to for whether psychopathy is a product of Mother nature or a feature of upbringing. According to a recent study from Penn state, the average American female serial killer is a "young, middle-class woman, who is a married Christian of average intelligence and upbringing. The study also found that on average, female serial killers are often able to keep killing people because no one ever believes they can do such a thing, so they're rarely arrested. The study of serial killers has been dominated by an individualized focus on studying the biography of offenders and the causes of their behavior. Popular representations of Jeffrey Dahmer, Harold Shipman, John Wayne Gacy and other notorious figures emphasize the sociopathic tendencies of the lone serial killer, presented in accounts that accentuate how assorted personality traits and risk factors ostensibly contribute to their otherwise unfathomable behavior
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Chapter 3
Aileen Wuornos was abused when she was a child she later earned her life as a sex worker Aileen Wuornos was found guilty of killing six men and was later executed in a Florida prison.

1989 she killed a man who had picked her up. She went on to kill at least 5 men and was caught and placed into death row. Though her sanity was questioned, Wuornos was executed by lethal injection in 2002. The young Wuornos experienced horrifying tumult during her childhood: Her father killed himself while serving prison time for child molestation, while her mother abandoned Aileen and older brother Keith, leaving them to be raised by their grandparents. Wuornos’s grandmother was alleged to be an alcoholic and her grandfather a terrifying, violent force. Wuornos would later state that she was sexually abused by her grandfather and had sexual relations with her brother. She became pregnant by her early teens, and the infant was given up for adoption. David Spears, 43, Winter Garden construction worker, body found June 1, 1990, along Highway 19 in Citrus County. Except for a baseball cap, Spears was nude. He had died of six bullet wounds to the torso. Charles Carskaddon, 40, part-time rodeo worker, body found June 6, 1990, in Pasco County. The medical examiner found nine small caliber bullets in his lower chest and upper abdomen. Troy Burress, 50, a sausage sales man from Ocala, was reported missing July 31, 1990. On August 4, 1990 law officers found the body in a wooded area along State Road 19 in Marion County. The body was substantially decomposed, but evidence showed he had been shot twice. Charles "Dick" Humphreys, 56, retired Air Force major, former police chief and Florida state child abuse investigator, body found in Marion County on September 12, 1990. The body was fully clothed, and had been shot six times in the head and torso. Humphreys' car was found in Suwannee County. Walter Jeno Antonio, 62, body found on November 19, 1990 near a remote logging road in Dixie County. His

body was nearly nude, and had been shot four times in the back and head. Law officers found Antonio's car five days later in Brevard County. Peter Siems, 65. In June 1990, Peter Siems left Jupiter, Florida, heading for New Jersey. Law officers later found Siems' car in Orange Springs on July 4, 1990. Witnesses identified Tyria Moore and Aileen Wuornos as the two persons seen leaving the car where it ultimately was found. A palm print on the interior door handle matched that of Wuornos. Siems' body has never been found.
What I found interested of my killer was her very last words before she died “I'd just like to say I'm sailing with the rock, and I'll be back like Independence Day, with Jesus June 6. Like the movie, big mother ship and all, I'll be back.". Aileen Wuornos was of the most well-known serial killer in America history. On 2003 she filmed the movie monster that brought her tragic, brutal story of the masses. Aileen life was an unfortunate one filled with many violence and sadness. Which violence led her to commit all the crimes she did because she grew in that type of environment most likely she was a sociopath.

Chapter 4
Authorities were eventually able to track her down Wuornos was arrested in a bar in Port Orange, Florida, while police tracked down Moore in Pennsylvania. To avoid prosecution, Moore made a deal, and in mid-January 1991 she elicited a phone confession from Wuornos, who took full and sole responsibility for the murders
Her father killed himself while serving prison time for child molestation, while her mother abandoned Aileen and her father leaving them raised by their grandparents. Her grandmother was an alcoholic person and her grandfather was terrifying violent force. Her grandfather sexually abused her and then she started to have sexual relations with her brother. She became pregnant by her early teens and gave the infant to adoption. She was kicked out of her house and lived in the woods.

Chapter 5

Summary/Conclusions:
Aileen Wuornos and her brother were orphans. Her father died in prison and her mother abandoned her with her grandparents. Her grandmother was very alcoholic. her grandfather abused her sexually after that happen she started having sexual relations with her brother. She was kicked out from her house and she was leaving in the woods. For living she use to work as a sex worker. On 2003 she filmed the movie monster that brought her tragic brutal story to the masses. She was married to a wealthy man almost 50 years her senior. After her divorced Aileen had many run ins with the law. She was arrested in Michigan by drunk driving and she spend over one year in a Florida prison for armed robbery before she was paroled in 1983. In the next few years Aileen was working a s prostitute near Florida where she had already been in trouble with the law enforcement. In the late 1980s she met and fell in love with a woman named Tyria Moore they moved in together but Aileen continue to work as a sex worker. Her first murder happened in November 1989 in clear water Florida Aileen claimed that she shot and killed 50 year old Richard Mallory in self-defense after he attacked her. From June to November in 1990 Aileen shot and killed 6 additional men in different parts of Florida. Florida police discovered Aileen and moors fingerprints in a vehicle that was crashed that belonged to one of the men’s that Aileen Killed. Tyria Moore was apprehended in Pennsylvania. Moore cooperated with the police and agreed to get Aileen to confess her murders during a phone call. Aileen admitted her killing the six men but she was insisting she killed them by self-defense.
2. Aileen was abused when she was very young she was also an orphan. She would’ve received help from the people and not let her alone. Take her to a foster place if they knew her grandmother was an alcoholic. Her grandfather abusing her was something it traumatized her forever because it leads her to have sex with her brother she was also a sex worker. I see her life was very devastating when she was very small she killed 6 men and admitted doing it. she never searched for help when she was going through all those problems but that doesn’t justify her to kill all the men’s she killed for “ self-defense” which that was her excuse for killing them