The murderer only kills little girls. Every time he is shown on camera he is alone. There is a series of scenes where the murderer is seen walking around the city and looking in store windows. Now this may not mean that much on the surface, but as it gets deeper, it becomes clear. This man has nobody to be with. He has no friends and no one to converse with. Society

makes it seem, to people who don't quite "fit in," that there is something wrong with them. Let's say that this man is different, he doesn't fit in. This was most likely true in his childhood as well. The man now appears to be about twenty-five years old. He has no wife. Maybe he feels a little left out. This long life of feeling like an outcast may have made a slightly mentally ill person into a psychotic murderer.

Thousands of years ago there were no serial killers. As our societies developed around the world, they created these oddities. In order to feel important, one must have a part in society. If one feels like he or she is not accepted then complications will occur. Now this doesn't mean that everyone who feels a little different will be a serial killer. But, this may occur in

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Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)