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It started when we heard the wail of a police siren and saw the dancing lights on the side of our house. Peeking through the curtains as if they wanted you to look, to unravel why they were there. I instantly grab my jacket and throw it over my pajamas. Me and mom watch for a while and after around 15 minutes she went to bed. We could hear a police on a megaphone calling “Come out with no weapons and your hands up. If you need help call 614/---/----” I curl up into my jacket while watching from the window. My whole body jolts when I hear the crack of gunshot. I tear a small hole in my jacket while the gunshots occurred. I slammed the window shut and left seeing as if that it isn’t the safest to be near a window while gunfire was being exchanged. Especially since it was around thirty feet away. The gunshots looked like three streams of sparklers, accompanied by the loud drum of the shots. …show more content…
For some reason everytime I wore this jacket it always made me feel safe and warm. Waiting for the gunshots to end it was already 3:30 in the morning. Gunshots occasionally filled the air and seemed to wake me every time I peacefully fell asleep. This was repeated three times until I looked out my window. There was an ambulance parked outside my window. There was a man on a stretcher with blood on his head being loaded in. I swallow and try not to act like a saw that and breath deeply. I eventually fall asleep into a dreamless sleep. At 6:03 I smell smoke. It curls into my room and fills my lungs. I was mad. Who was smoking outside of my room? My window was open slightly sure, but come on why would you do that outside someone's window? I bolt upward recalling what has happened last
In the book, The Serial Killer Whisperer: How One Man’s Tragedy Helped Unlock the Deadliest Secrets of the World’s Most Terrifying Killers, Tony Ciaglia writes letters to various serial killers and starts a friendship with them. The friendships Tony’s build’s with these serial killer’s through phone calls and letters helped law enforcement in more than one way. The serial killers trust Tony and opens up to him about things they’ve done and why. The Serial Killer Whisperer gives readers an inside look of serial killers minds. Although the letters in this novel are between Tony and various serial killers, Pete Earley is the author. He interviewed Tony and his friends and families. Pete Earley is also the author of three New York Times bestsellers and he has won the Edgar Award for Best Fact Crime. Ealey wrote this gripping tale in a way that would captivate any audience.
Whether it is Jeffrey Dahmer, John Wayne Gacy, Ted Bundy, and person of the like, you may have a bad feeling about them due to their ill past. This is not due to an inner judgment of the person on your part, more than likely it is the media that has skewed your views of a serial killer. The news media is just playing their role in society and that is to inform people but they do so in a way that frightens people into coming back to view the media that they produce. The other types of media such as movies, television shows, radio stations, and books also portray serial killers as monsters to entertain people. Although it may be a great way to entertain and inform people, it is not the least bit true and gives serial killers a worse image by labeling them as monsters.
A metallic ringing woke me from my sleep, or rather rest; I don't think I ever actually fell asleep. I opened
A serial killer is a person who murders three or more people over a period of more than 30 days, with a "cooling off" period between each murder, and whose motivation for killing is largely based on psychological gratification. Most people do not understand what can make a person want to kill multiple people for no reason other than own satisfactional gain. In actuality serial killers have been studied for over hundreds of years, and the information that has been documented continues to grow. The research that I have gathered about serial killers focuses on their childhood development, the differences and similarities between men and female serial kills, and finally general information on how their brains operate and their motives for committing such harmful acts.
I saw some stacked wood and other protection, I ran to the nearest and biggest protection. Going for the stacked wood was the best choice because, it would collect the bullets that were being shot. I grabbed my M1 garand and started to load it with ammunition. As I quickly got prepared, I took a quick breather. As I was in the the middle of deep breathing I noticed there was a little hole from a bullet in one of the lodged pieces of wood. I grabbed my knife and started to scrape the hole to fit my barrel inside. I looked from inside the hole with my scope, I saw men running and falling from the flying bullets that had entered their body and
Most of the time people cannot comprehend why people that work in the forensic department are sometimes overwrought with anxiety when they have a serial killer case brought into their lab. These forensic scientists have these feelings due to knowing that this could potentially help advance technology. Over the years, serial killers have unpremeditatedly helped further advance the criminal investigation process by unintentionally leaving things behind for a forensics team to analyze. When the team finally solves these cases, it continually propels things such as DNA (Deoxyribonucleic Acid) analysis, finger print techniques, and not to mention the investigation process itself.
As I was driving down the road I saw red, and blue lights going off behind me, so I turn on my turn single and turned to the side of the street and parked my car. I saw the police officer getting out of his car and started to walks towards me, my hands were getting all sweaty and clammy, my stomach was in complete knots and I couldn’t figure out if I was going to vomit, or just pass out. I heard a knock on my window, and I rolled it down.
One night I was kitchen washing the dishes when all of the sudden my mother walked in and asked me if I have talked to my dad. I had replied that I hadn't heard from him in about a year. The next thing I know the words "Your Grandpa passed away yesterday morning, nobody knows were your dad is and they can't keep his body in the morgue past tomorrow." came from her mouth. I just stood there in shock, I couldn’t do anything. She told me to get ready and that we could drive up to my dads house in Ona. When we got there the windows were broken and covered up with some type of sheet and there was a piece of paper on his door that read "Go away. Just leave me alone...please.". We wrote a note and put it on the door and went home. That night I laid in my bed screaming inside my head and crying my eyes out for over a hour. In the morning I had a huge panic attack. I kept hearing ringing and buzzing noises and I could hardly breathe. It took me about thirty minutes to work up the nerve to come out of my bedroom. I ended up going
A. The behavior that killer’s display is for the most part, modal behaviors accepted in our open society. These people can be charismatic, intelligent, hard-workers, and even cordial. Therefore, no one would ever suspect of his or her genuine emotions; serial killers are considered skillful in their presentation.
In the year 1987 a small suspiciously looking town called Golden Creek there was a young FBI Agent that came to investigate a crime. Before coming here I heard about a tale about a Serial Killer That goes around chopping off people’s heads. Which people now call him The Phantom Killer as no one is ever able to spot him until the very last second when they see blood splashing before them in pain.
I woke up about 9 o'clock. As usual I turned on the TV. I saw a terrible image of one tower and a lot of smoke was coming out of it. Still not realizing what was happening, I went to another room to pack my stuff in order to go to college. At this time I was thinking that it was just a regular fire and nothing serious. When I got on the bus I saw unusual commotion among people. I could feel panic and fear among people. I wanted to use my cell phone to call my friend to find out if he’s ok, but it did not work.
After being there a while, I noticed a grey van passing down the street repeatedly. I did not think much about it since it was not my neighborhood, and Sergio's friend did not pay much attention to them either. All of a sudden, one of Sergio's friends jumped off the hood of a parked car and yelled, "Trucha! Trucha!" (Watch Out!) As he shouted that, I looked up and saw the passenger of the gray van pointing and shooting a gun at me. I felt a tremendous cold chill all over my body, and began to run as fast as I could to the back of the house. All I remember is looking for safety.
I sit up rather quickly, trembling. I had another nightmare. Slowly, I climb out of bed, careful not to disturb my wife as she sleeps. I tiptoe down the hall, and check in my children’s rooms. All sound asleep. The street is
Envision a mental picture of a serial killer, what image comes to mind? Presumably one of a relatively young, fairly attractive, and intelligent middle-class white man. Why is this? It is not plausible that every serial killer fits this category, so why do a majority of American citizens immediately picture serial killers as all displaying these characteristics? By the conclusion of this paper, I wish to identify some key disparities between differing groups of serial killers. Is there a certain quality that drastically separates ethnic serial killers from the rest, or a specific trait that differentiates female serial killers from the males? I believe there is an entire spectrum of these murderers who are both alike and unique from one another
...ere were police cars lined up. I watched all of the men in blue uniforms talk worryingly on their radio. My parents were also there. Everyone demanded to know where I was, but my story didn't make sense to them. Since I was still a little kid at the time, they let the case go. I never dared to even go near that house, ever again.