From about 15 years on and up a great deal of my thoughts were basically unshareable.

We are all evil in some form or another.

Yes, I am not a hundred percent, but I am you.

My mother was a sick, angry, hungry, and very sad woman.

I hated her, but I wanted to love my mother.

This is serial killing, a podcast.

Hello again and welcome to Serial Killing a Podcast where we go through the life stories of

serial killers to see if we might catch a glimpse of why they displayed their famous vile and

disturbing behaviors. Today's podcast was not voted for by patrons but it was something I've been wanting to really dig into to get lost in.

One dive down into and I thought you might like to see what I found and what I think about it.

I wanted to compare and contrast to serial killers who,

when you really dig into their lives

and how they conducted themselves,

you see vast differences, as well as very glaring similarities.

So for fun, let's talk about two very well-known serial killers, Edmund Kemper or the co- Killer, and Gary Ridgway, the Green River Killer.

Joining me today is Dr. Brandon Bogle, PhD, though we all know him by Doc, aka the Hillbilly Head Shriker.

He is a licensed clinical psychologist

and serves as the clinical director

of behavioral health at a state prison in Tennessee where he works intimately with prisoners whose offenses range

across the spectrum, including violent crimes and serial murder.

Dox clinical and research interests include deviant behavior and understanding the various factors

and reciprocal processes that facilitate and propagate such behaviors.

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