Though i do find it interesting he’s one of the only serial killers i know of who turned himself in voluntarily The era in which kemper was assessed is also relevant as psychiatry (being based in eugenics) is driven by social conventions He could’ve killed far more people than he did
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Ed kemper is a pathetic fucking loser
But a fascinating one at that
Basically the poster child for what happens when you abuse a kid into the shadow realm and then it grows up into a giant. Ed kemper is a necrophile who raped corpses after killing them JĂĽrgens's victims were all female With the exception of mrs
Kempf, they were all high school girls from the ages 16 to 18 Does anyone know if you can write to edmund kemper But kemper is fascinating because he is smart enough to critically analyze himself and his motivations and is the most outspoken serial killer He's done so many interviews and been apart of studies
He also recorded a lot of books on audio whilst incarcerated.
Ed kemper has always fascinated me I wondered if once he had killed his mother who seemed to he the source of his rage did it all just fizzle out of him Kind of like post nut clarity like now that it's done i'm done so he turned himself in I would love to know what's on his reading list though.
When you see documentaries or interviews with edmund kemper, he seems quite harmless, even sympathetic In spite of having murdered his grandparents and several innocent women, the narrative he spins about a a difficult childhood involving a domineering mother who continually mocked and demeaned him, who was essentially the root of his pathology seems to successfully petition the empathy of. Ed kemper's father was a wwii vet His father said being married to her had more of an effect on him than his wartime service
French writer and interviewer stéphane bourgoin often gets dismissed as a serial killer specialist nowadays, mostly because it turned out he lied a lot on his resume and experiences
Nevertheless, his interview of kemper is an amazing insight into the mind of the latter, highly recommended if you're interested in kemper's case or serial killers in general.
