Synopsis

Among the most infamous murderers—Bundy, Gacy, Ridgway, Sells—a staggering number of lives were taken, and they are united by a single characteristic: all were psychopaths. It is believed that roughly one in every hundred individuals exhibits psychopathic traits. But what drove these individuals to commit serial murder? Was it inherent predisposition or the influence of their upbringing? To shed light on such brutal acts, we will delve into their childhood experiences, examine groundbreaking sci