The Psychology Of Serial Killers

Forensics lecturer Jennifer Rees is an expert in the dark underbelly of murder and in this fascinating talk she will be revealing the results of years of research.

About The Psychology Of Serial Killers

	8th May 2020
	7.30pm
	Adam Smith Theatre Adam Smith Theatre Bennochy Road, Kirkcaldy KY1 1ET
	£19 + £1 Reservation Fee
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Forensics lecturer Jennifer Rees is an expert in the dark underbelly of murder and in this fascinating talk she will be revealing the results of years of research.

You will discover how serial killers are classified and hear Jennifer debunk common serial killer myths – including the phenomenon of killer couples, such as Fred and Rose West.

Jennifer will discuss the clinical knowledge surrounding why serial killers gain admirers, fan mail and even spouses despite their atrocious crimes. True crime is a fast-growing genre and this an event not to miss.

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