AllieBaba
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However all the literature on the subject says that kids don't go berserck for no reason, ever. They're perception may be skewed, but it's skewed for a reason.
Not true, I've read several books about the psyche of serial killers and violent criminals with how some of them are born that way. Personally, it's not farfetched to believe that there is some sort of gene or something in the brain from a very young age that is mutated or twisted.
Example: Young children have a tendency (boys at the very least) to want to kill small animals to a various degree. You know, the whole ants and magnify glass. What happens with serial killers is that they don't stop like most young boys do. They continue and the fulfillment from killing small animals doesn't satisfy them eventually. So they dream about killing someone and eventually that dream becomes a reality.
Now plenty of violent criminals have great parents and some have crap parents. There's not one significant event that makes them do the things they do. So what does it?
Really? What books, what authors?