[ SECRET POST #4414 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4414 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

I watch them the same way I watch documentaries on natural disasters. I'm horrified and fascinated that things like that happen. I think it's very unfortunate that having new series come out about murders might be very upsetting for any living family members, but at the same time, I don't believe that it's ever far from their minds. I've seen a few series that interview relatives and they seemed almost relieved to be able to talk about their family members and share more about who they were so that people understand that they weren't just victim #6 of a famous serial killer. I do think that gets very lost in the initial journalistic approach to recent murders, and that it must be distressing to have people remember the murderer but not your family member who lost their life.

Side note: I don't want to fuck serial killers. I think Ted Bundy was an awful person and I'm very confused about his weird groupies.