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Composition of a Killer is an in-depth look into the early childhood development of killers. Hosted by Dr. Kimberly Cassidy, professor of early childhood education and early childhood special education,...
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Composition of a Killer is an in-depth look into the early childhood development of killers. Hosted by Dr. Kimberly Cassidy, professor of early childhood education and early childhood special education, and Darlene D. Lee, radiology tech, certified yoga instructor, and avid true crime and brain development researcher, Composition of a Killer dives into the early childhood experiences that likely affected the brain development of people who became cold-blooded killers. Referencing early childhood development theories, adverse child experiences (ACES), McDonald Triad, and many other research-based resources, Dr. Cassidy and Darlene Lee will keep readers riveted with the heinous crimes of the worst killers in history.
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28 OCT 2024 · This podcast discusses the findings in the journal article School Bullying as a Predictor of Violence Later in Life
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22 SEP 2024 · This podcast discusses Richard Kuklinski, also known as The Iceman, who was a hitman for the mafia.
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6 SEP 2024 · This is part two of the review of journal article The Causality of Serial Killers' Crimes in Early Childhood
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5 SEP 2024 · This podcast covers a conference presentation of a journal article by Mariam Vardan Karapethyan focused on the early childhood experiences of serial killers and their ability to process abuse with adaptive stress or psychologica trauma.
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19 AUG 2024 · Update on Idaho College Murders and lates findings on Heuermann Gilgo Beach Murders
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5 FEB 2024 · This podcast wraps up the last part of the Myers, et al study. We also discuss Scott Peterson's case that has been picked up by LA Innocence Project
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12 JAN 2024 · This podcast reviews the journal article by Myers; Reccoppa; Burton; and McElroy (1993), the statistics in the 90s compared to today's statistics, etc.
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6 JAN 2024 · This podcast discusses The Boston Strangler and his horrific childhood. His case is surrounded by those who believe DNA solved the cold case and others who believe it's still unsolved.
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31 DEC 2023 · This podcast discusses Edmund Kemper, a serial killer with one of the worst childhoods among violent offenders.
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27 DEC 2023 · This podcast discusses the 1800s Benders Family who killed more than 11 people on the only open trail heading west in the United State at the time.
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Composition of a Killer is an in-depth look into the early childhood development of killers. Hosted by Dr. Kimberly Cassidy, professor of early childhood education and early childhood special education,...
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Composition of a Killer is an in-depth look into the early childhood development of killers. Hosted by Dr. Kimberly Cassidy, professor of early childhood education and early childhood special education, and Darlene D. Lee, radiology tech, certified yoga instructor, and avid true crime and brain development researcher, Composition of a Killer dives into the early childhood experiences that likely affected the brain development of people who became cold-blooded killers. Referencing early childhood development theories, adverse child experiences (ACES), McDonald Triad, and many other research-based resources, Dr. Cassidy and Darlene Lee will keep readers riveted with the heinous crimes of the worst killers in history.
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| Author | Dr. Kimberly Cassidy |
| Organization | Kimberly Cassidy |
| Categories | True Crime |
| Website | compositionofakiller.com |
| drkimberlycassidy89@gmail.com |
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