Synopsis

Over ninety percent of murders are carried out by men. Yet, what compels women to take such drastic action? Typically, female murderers target those nearest to them; consider Mary Beth Tinning, who confessed to smothering at least some of the nine children whose deaths occurred under her supervision. A neurologist studying brain structure has observed significant differences in one particular region between male and female brains. Could this be a key insight into their varying potential for viol