Maybe there is a Dexter on the loose...
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Combination of factors back then: highways were new, brain damaged from leaded gasoline, shit comms between agencies, shit tech for tracking people. No wonder it’s down.
Maybe they just got better?
Right? Are there fewer serial killers, or fewer serial killers getting caught?
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Are serial killers a 1st world country thing? In my country a third world one only have 1 recorded serial killer and that was in the early 1800s and he was a priest.
No there are others. Like the one that show The Serpent was based on was in Vietnam. I think it's mostly North America though.
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Fads always make a return eventually... 😌
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