Becker knew how to dram them in. He bought them balloons, and whistled. He bought them fruit, and candy, and openly ate on the street with them. Something that was, "against the norm", for grownups to do. He chatted them up, and they even felt comfortable enough to call him uncle.

This isn't an uncommon thing to do. Epically with mass murders, they have to make their victims feel comfortable enough to go with them. In the case of John Wayne Gasey, he preformed as a clown and acted like a perfectly nice gentleman when luring his victims. People trusted them, especially their victims, or they never would have been killed in the first place.

The element of trust is incredibly important in life and epically in these people's lives, they can't operate without it. Becker would never be able to win over the girls, Dahmer and Gasey would never be able to woo the young men back to their apartments. Hitler would never have managed World War II without trust.

Becker had to be trusted or his ploys would have never been carried out. He had to be crafty in his manner and nice enou

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