I recently heard about the many letters that convicted killer Scott Peterson had received from different women. Many offered to marry him. Charlie Manson has had statements in the past as well. The famous Night-stalker (Richard Ramirez), who killed 13 men and raped 30 women, had lines beyond women. prison Finally, after many years behind bars, he married a freelance magazine editor Doreen Lioy in 1996.
What is it that attracts women to such men? Are they desperate to find love? Having failed so many times, is this one of their recourses? Or because they will have some form of publicity?
Experts have worked for years to attract women to this type of man. Sheila Isenberg, who wrote the book “Women Love Men Who Kill,” says she is driven by a celebrity-obsessed society. They confuse fame with fame. They are so obsessed with what they see on television and read in the papers that they don’t imagine the real world as it is. It is a kind of microcosm of American society.
Jack Levin is a criminologist and director of the Brudnick Center on Violence at Northwestern University. He feels that America’s emphasis on stardom is also to blame. His idea is that if women correspond with the stars, they will get more signed records. However, if they answer with the killer, they could receive gifts and even marriage proposition.
Carol Ann Boone moved from Washington State to Florida so she could marry Ted Bundy. He did that in 1980. She even had a child by him. At last, convinced that he was the real murderer, he took the boy and went away.
Many killer gangs want to be known only because they turn a bad boy into a good boy. Some women also believe that the killer was set up or that the circumstances of the crime are extenuating. Their minds tend to the truth of the crime. Some go so far as to try to profit from the popularity of the marriage, through movies and book deals. This helps the celebrity to believe the idea.
Every year Charlie Manson receives 3 to 4 free television sets as gifts from female fans. Nor does it stand in the way of what he has already received. The greater the crime, the more imitators there are.
One of young girls Scott Peterson asked if he could marry her before he committed Death Row to prison. She called him on the phone while the trial was still in progress. One of the jurors was Richelle Nice. Mother wrote four many letters to Peter. He does this because of the disturbance he claims to have gone through in the trial. As a form, it is just that. Nicaea says the doctor recommended.
There are many things that the letter does not want to know. They don’t want a brand, but they want romance.
Many criminals are soft-spoken men and can influence women to believe they are innocent.
The hard thing to understand is that many of these women are very successful career men. They have excellent jobs or are from very good backgrounds. Although their work is good, they feel they are not getting the recognition they need. To this, then, they turn to fulfill this. They are so fixated on this that they don’t mind receiving criticism.
There are some women who write from the Christian side. They write the sinner to repent and change, because of the love that Jesus has. Many women feel that they are doing the Lord’s work. This is different than sending love to them.
There are many women who like the idea of romantic intercourse with a murderer. They believe above and beyond what romance is all about. They are challenging and exciting to them. It’s like living their romantic adventures in real life. They feel safe because the murderer is already behind bars. So now they can safely live out their fantasy.
The sobering truth finally came. After the inmate is executed, the dream ends. But there were some women who started reaching out to others or were just waiting for the next famous killer to come along.
The sad part of this is that it deals with another part of society that is often overlooked. Part of the “little lost.” He had many children cruelly. Many did not have love and attention when they were little and it carries over into adulthood. This is the way to get out of it and be safe. Their self-esteem is so low that they try to redeem it in this way. He is so humble that he doesn’t even care what others think. It is their way of reaching out for help.
sources, Shelia Isenberg, “Women Who Love Men Who Kill”
www.crimelibrary.com
