In this podcast episode, Dr. Marissa Harrison, a psychologist, delves into the often-overlooked topic of female serial killers. While it's a common belief that women rarely commit serial murders, Dr. Harrison reveals that they do, though their methods and motives differ from those of men. She discusses the societal biases that have led to a lack of research in this area, stressing the importance of dedicating more resources to understand the unique traits of female killers, such as their demographics, victim choices, and motivations, which often revolve around financial gain and power. The conversation also explores the public's fascination with true crime, the impact of childhood trauma, and the complexities involved in studying these intricate cases.
