[ SECRET POST #4414 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4414 ⌋

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Comments

*shrug*

[(Anonymous)]

I like understanding what makes people tick, even if they're serial killers. I don't want to fuck them.

Re: *shrug*

[(Anonymous)]

I don't think this is unusual. Or at least I'm the same way. It's morbid curiosity, not fangirling.

That said, I was really put off by Netflix issuing us all a stern reminder that Ted Bundy Was Not Hot. Like really? We need huge entertainment corporations policing our morality now? It kind of nipped my curiosity in the bud in this case.

Re: *shrug*

[(Anonymous)]

This. I love shows on like... Investigation Discovery such as Forensic Files or Female Killers etc because it shows you the nitty gritty that goes on behind the 'chase' (ie FF), or it shows motivation (ie FK).

I don't LIKE any of the killers, nor do I want them to 'win', nor do I want to be within 09840239403 feet of them, so I am not sure how an interest in the behind-the-scenes of crime as it were is weird.

Re: *shrug*

[(Anonymous)]

I think this is the actual reason why people are interested in true crime. It kind of serves a similar function as horror does for horror fans - it's a safe way to explore their fears. I like trying to understand why people do what they do. I like that there are law enforcement agencies hunting serial killers and trying to get some measure of justice for victims as well as protecting future potential victims.

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[philstar22]

Yup. And, at least for me, I'm not even interested in the murders themselves. I'm interested in two things: how these guys got caught and the psychology of why killers do what they do. Psychology and sociology fascinate me.