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All cold-blood killings are reprehensible acts, and we continue to struggle to come to terms with these seemingly motiveless murders. It is especially chilling to know that there are people for whom taking a human life is no big deal. While most individuals would recoil in horror at the thought of murder, natural-born killers seemingly do so without a second thought. To date, the field of psychology has yet to create an accurate model to explain the motivations of killers fully. In the mid-1990s, Columbia Pictures released the film Money Train, featuring a scene where one of the characters attempts to set a subway-token booth attendant on fire. Not long after the film opened, two men actually set a Brooklyn subway-token booth attendant on fire. This might seem like a cut-and-dried example of copycat crime, but it actually isn’t.The norms, heroes, anti-heroes and the spectacles of the time and place also influence how a crime is committed. In today's society, dressing up as one's favorite villain, and going to a public place armed, is what some decide to do. Sometimes individuals replicate their favorite movie or TV show scene. Conversely, before modern media, for example in the Middle Ages, crimes might be associated with the devil, snakes, or witches. But in both scenarios, it is the public interest that sparks what crime might be committed. [5] In Canada, Mark Twitchell was arrested in 2008 after attempting the murder of one man, then completing the murder of another. He was convicted of the latter crime only in 2011, but he documented his efforts to become a serial killer and is a fan of the television show Dexter. Bell, Rachael. "The Tylenol terrorist." truTV. (Oct. 29, 2009) http://www.trutv.com/library/crime/terrorists_spies/terrorists/tylenol_murders/4.html So maybe it makes sense that, even though it has been 55 years since the term was introduced, there still is not a lot of good research on copycat offenders, says Raymond Surette. What we do know, he says, is that crime waves tend to follow fairly predictable patterns and usually run their course within two to three months. Although there is “not enough data from the recent slashings to do a rigorous empirical analysis,” Surette says, “one can predict that the crime wave has almost run its course by this point.”

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Grisham, John. "Unnatural Killers." Oxford American. April 1996. http://facstaff.gpc.edu/~jbusbee/Grisham.htm Memory & study skills– While not a memory game per se, your child will find their memory & study skills improving as they start referring to the cat interview material less and less. Given the ultra-violent and gruesome nature of the hit television series Dexter, it is hardly a surprise to learn that it ‘inspired’ a killer copycat. As is the case with the Scream movies, the show has inadvertently been the basis for several murders. 21-year-old Mark Howe stabbed his mother to death in England in 2012. He regularly posted Facebook updates about how much he hated his mother, and the recluse was an obsessive Dexter fan. He told a friend he wished he was Dexter and even performed Internet searches such as ‘ Dexter‘s Kill Knife.’Cat Crimes is ONE PLAYER! One player games that retain their playability factor are rare, but Cat Crimes is one of the rarities.