The Psychology of Serial Killers: Nature vs. Nurture Debate

This episode explores the complex interplay between genetic predisposition and environmental factors in the development of serial killers. Through detailed analysis of the BTK Killer Dennis Rader's case, we examine how childhood experiences, brain chemistry, and social factors contribute to the making of a serial killer. The episode delves into the latest neurological research on psychopathy and discusses the controversial MacDonald triad theory, while exploring the role of traumatic experiences in shaping criminal behavior.