The Question of Why: Did Ted Bundy have Dissociative Identity Disorder?
Some professionals have questioned whether this was the driving force behind the murderous behaviors of Ted Bundy.
Tag: Psychology
Out of the Fire and Into the Pan: Sequel to The Blood on my Hands
Author Shannon O'Leary continues her personal story from an abusive childhood and a father who committed serial murder, through her adolescence and into an uncertain adulthood.
The Anatomy of Denials
A good denial is direct, simple and succinct. A poor denial helps keep the allegation alive. Learn how to tell the difference from forensic linguist expert Joe Koenig.
Family Annihilation: The Crimes and Psychology of Familicide
An in-depth look at familicide and family annihilators through the use of case studies, exploring the psychology, characteristics, possible trigger factors and profiles of individuals who decide to take the ...
What Should We Do With Teenage Psychopaths?
Adolescence is a time of dramatic psychosocial change and relative to adults, adolescent psychopathy scores are not as stable.
True Crime Documentaries From Morbid Minds Productions
In conjunction with the publication of an updated and fresh feature article on familicide here on Crime Traveller, Morbid Minds will soon be releasing a documentary taking an in-depth look ...
Behind The Murder Curtain: Doctors and Nurses Who Kill Our Veterans
The brutal realities of medical serial killers are laid bare in this unique true crime book charting Special Agent Bruce Sackman as he uncovers the secret murders taking place inside ...
How It Really Happened Examines Ted Bundy: The Murder Trials and Death Row Confessions
Series Three of HLN's How It Really Happened with Hill Harper continues its in-depth examination of the Ted Bundy case. Using archived footage from CNN and featuring new interviews, these ...
New True Crime Podcast Gives A Voice To Crime Investigators
Down to earth interviews with skilled professionals in crime investigation, the My Favorite Detective Stories podcast by experienced private criminal investigator John Hoda could be just what you’ve been looking ...
Electrical Brain Stimulation Reduces Violent Intent by 50%, Claim Researchers
Changing biology to change behavior, new research indicates direct brain stimulation with low electric current can decrease intent towards violence, but how much do we really know about this method?
California’s Queen of Grudges, Isabella J. Martin
With outlandish antics inside the courtroom and a taste for revenge, by the turn of the 20th Century, Isabella Martin was a name California's legal system had come to loathe.
Prescription For Violence: The Involuntary Intoxication Through Prescribed Medication Defense
If you commit a crime while involuntarily intoxicated through legally prescribed drugs, can you and should you be held criminally responsible for your actions? In relevant cases, these are the ...
