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Christopher Berry-Dee. Born Killers
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
NATURE V NURTURE BY CHRISTOPHER BERRY-DEE
IN OUR GENES?
XYY CHROMOSOME DISORDER?
THE DOMINO EFFECT?
FBI HIGH RISK REGISTER
BORN TO KILL, BRED TO KILL, TAUGHT TO KILL, TRAINED TO KILL?
IVAN MILAT
FBI HIGH RISK REGISTER – IVAN MILAT
FRED AND ROSE WEST
FBI HIGH RISK REGISTER – FRED WEST:
JEFFREY DAHMER
JEFFREY DAHMER’S VICTIMS
FBI HIGH RISK REGISTER – JEFFREY DAHMER
MYRA HINDLEY AND IAN BRADY: THE MOORS MURDERERS
FBI HIGH RISK REGISTER – IAN BRADY AND MYRA HINDLEY:
Ian Brady
Myra Hindley
JOHN ALLEN MUHAMMAD AND LEE BOYD MALVO: THE WASHINGTON SNIPERS
FBI HIGH RISK REGISTER – JOHN MUHAMMAD AND LEE MALVO:
John Allen Muhammad (USA)
Lee Boyd Malvo (USA)
DR HAROLD SHIPMAN
FBI HIGH RISK REGISTER – DR HAROLD SHIPMAN:
DEAN ARNOLD CORLL: THE CANDY MAN
DEAN CORLL’S VICTIMS
FBI HIGH RISK REGISTER – DEAN CORLL:
JOHN WAYNE GACY:, THE KILLING CLOWN
JOHN GACY’S VICTIMS
Robert Donnelly (survived)
Jeff D Rignall (survived)
FBI HIGH RISK REGISTER – JOHN WAYNE GACY
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Dedicated to Patrick Dee 1917-2005
As with any book, the authors are delighted to give due credit and acknowledge those who have contributed to the project, and we start by thanking those who have supplied valuable information, and who have appeared throughout the TV series.
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World-respected geneticist Dr Arthur Robinson once screened 40,000 newborns for XYY, and he has claimed that about 2000 XYY males are born in the US each year. His research shows that two-thirds are thin, tall and awkward, with an IQ range of 80–140. Dr Robinson says: ‘these people are excitable, easily distracted, hyperactive, and intolerant of frustration. Fifty per cent are learning disabled (compared to 2–8 per cent in the general population) and most suffer delays in speech development.’ Many of these personality characteristics uncannily match Shawcross’s profile.
Dr Kraus has commented: ‘Studies report that the XYY male has a ten- to twenty-fold increase in his lifetime risk as compared to their incidence in the population of being institutionalised in a mental hospital or prison – a risk that is not trivial. XYY males have a much higher average rate of learning disability and are described as “problem children” who cause serious behavioural and management problems at home and school. Studies describe how at least some XYY boys show behavioural disability that makes them not only a great problem in family management, but also quite disparate from other family members in their behaviour altogether.’ This is a finding consistent with the early life history of Arthur Shawcross and his own frequently-reported belief that he was ‘different’ from the rest of his family members.
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