Serial Killers: Background and Stories about the Zodiac Killer, Patrick Kearney, and Other Psychopath Murderers

By Matt Belster

Are all serial killers the same, or do they have different motives, methods, or origins?



In this guide, we will answer those questions in the first chapter. You will learn about the background of serial killers, their childhood, and their thirst for blood. You will see that they are as different as the colors of the rainbow. They come in all shapes and sizes.


The following chapters after that will be devoted to some extremely notorious murderers that have, sadly, walked the planet and victimized countless helpless citizens, causing them to leave this world prematurely or in unprecedented ways. It concerns these serial killers:



The Zodiac Killer
Donald Gaskins
Andrei Chikatilo
Patrick Kearney
Dennis Rader



The gruesome deaths and stories these men have left behind will be well worth the research. I invite you to start that research right now.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Anonymous
• Release date: Nov 1, 2020
• ISBN: 9791220214650

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Serial Killers

Background and Stories about the Zodiac Killer, Patrick Kearney, and Other Psychopath Murderers

By Matt Belster

Table of Contents

Chapter 1: The 4 Kinds of Serial Killers

Chapter 2: The Zodiac Killer

Chapter 3: Donald Henry Gaskins or Pee Wee

Chapter 4: Andrei Chikatilo

Chapter 5: Patrick Kearney

Chapter 6: Dennis Rader

Chapter 1: The 4 Kinds of Serial Killers

Presently, there are 4 main types of serial killers listed, with many different subcategories noted under each. And the list goes on and on. Plus, depending on the nature of their criminal offense, they are either classified as organized or disorganized. Organized serial killers have a tendency to be rather smart, usually having IQ scores that are ranging from 105 all the way to 120. Each part of their criminal activity is planned out well in advance, and the serial killer take each precaution to make sure that they leave zero evidence behind to link them to a murder. It is not uncommon for this kind of psychopath to watch possible victims for days to find someone they consider a great target. Unorganized serial killers tend to have lower IQ scores than average, which are varying from 80 to 95. These sort of murderers rarely plan out their actions, and they appear to kill people at random, normally those that happen to be at the wrong place at the wrong time. They usually don't take the additional precautions to conceal or remove any evidence of the crime, and they tend to travel from one state to another, and even to other nations, to keep away from being captured by the authorities. For more qualities on organized and disordered killers, you can follow this link.

The four main types of serial killers based by the type of criminal offense they commit are as follows: thrill seekers, mission-oriented, visionary killers, and power/control seekers.

Thrill seekers are serial killers that see outsmarting the law as some sort of amusement. They enjoy attention from the media and they also enjoy being went after by the cops. They can be distinguished from other serial killers because of the fact that they send out messages to others and they keep detailed records of their killings. Just because of this, it is rational to say that most excitement seekers can be classified as organized, but at the