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Delving into Darkness: An Author's Insight on Serial Killers and Their Psyche
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Prepare for a gripping encounter with Briar Lee Mitchell, an artist turned true crime author who offers a portal into the minds of some of the most infamous serial killers. Her book "Serial Killers Then and Now" draws from bone-chilling interviews with over 20 convicted killers, allowing listeners to understand the ghastly realities behind their crimes. Our discussion ventures beyond her literary work to reveal her involvement in high-profile cases like the FBI's 1986 Miami firefight and the OJ Simpson trial, giving you a unique glimpse into the dark intersection of art and forensics.
Briar's experiences with serial and rampage killers expose a fascinating dichotomy; the eerie calm of long-term predators versus the frenetic chaos of those on a deadly spree. Her accounts detail the unsettling ease with which these individuals speak of their horrors, juxtaposed with the intense psychological toll such interviews take on even the most seasoned professionals. Briar candidly shares the moments where fear crept in and the strategies she used to remain composed when face-to-face with the embodiments of true evil.
We explore the societal undercurrents that may feed into the makings of a serial killer, from media influence to the aftermath of national crises. Briar shares insights into the killers' varied motives, from the delusion of offering mercy to the twisted satisfaction found in the act of murder. This episode doesn't just recount terrifying tales; it challenges listeners to confront the uncomfortable truths about human nature and the deep-seated darkness that can drive one to the most heinous of acts.
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Interested in a collab with us?? Or just wanting to send information, case suggestions, personal stories or even a simple hello? Send us a message!
Prepare for a gripping encounter with Briar Lee Mitchell, an artist turned true crime author who offers a portal into the minds of some of the most infamous serial killers. Her book "Serial Killers Then and Now" draws from bone-chilling interviews with over 20 convicted killers, allowing listeners to understand the ghastly realities behind their crimes. Our discussion ventures beyond her literary work to reveal her involvement in high-profile cases like the FBI's 1986 Miami firefight and the OJ Simpson trial, giving you a unique glimpse into the dark intersection of art and forensics.
Briar's experiences with serial and rampage killers expose a fascinating dichotomy; the eerie calm of long-term predators versus the frenetic chaos of those on a deadly spree. Her accounts detail the unsettling ease with which these individuals speak of their horrors, juxtaposed with the intense psychological toll such interviews take on even the most seasoned professionals. Briar candidly shares the moments where fear crept in and the strategies she used to remain composed when face-to-face with the embodiments of true evil.
We explore the societal undercurrents that may feed into the makings of a serial killer, from media influence to the aftermath of national crises. Briar shares insights into the killers' varied motives, from the delusion of offering mercy to the twisted satisfaction found in the act of murder. This episode doesn't just recount terrifying tales; it challenges listeners to confront the uncomfortable truths about human nature and the deep-seated darkness that can drive one to the most heinous of acts.
Paris Rhône
Paris Rhône main products include household items, polishers, and coffee grinders.
Babbily
10% Off Month 1 with promo code dark10
Support the show
Please send cases you want covered or stories you want read on the podcast to [email protected]. Don't forget to like, share, rate, review, and subscribe wherever you're listening to us. You can subscribe through the link in the episode notes to receive bonus content, discounts on future merchandise, and other extras.
Be Weird. Stay Different. Don't Trust Anyone!
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- Listen Here!