[LFQ-8] Favorite crime documentary subject?

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Big Bob 07/07/21 7:49:19 PM #1:	What dark shit are you into? Serial killers Cults Child Abuse Con Artists Wrongful conviction Sexual assault Rich assholes Mass shootings Corrupt police Other What dark shit are you into? - Results (45 votes) Serial killers 31.11% (14 votes) 14 Cults 24.44% (11 votes) 11 Child Abuse 0% (0 votes) 0 Con Artists 4.44% (2 votes) 2 Wrongful conviction 13.33% (6 votes) 6 Sexual assault 2.22% (1 vote) 1 Rich assholes 8.89% (4 votes) 4 Mass shootings 4.44% (2 votes) 2 Corrupt police 2.22% (1 vote) 1 Other 8.89% (4 votes) 4 Tiger King exists in its own genre of crazy. --- Come watch me on Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/gameryogi azuarc beat me. <cite>Big Bob posted [p:955851406] in Favorite c... [t:79553525]...</cite> <quote> What dark shit are you into? Serial killers Cults Child Abuse Con Artists Wrongful conviction Sexual assault Rich assholes Mass shootings Corrupt police Other Vote View Results What dark shit are you into? - Results (45 votes) Serial killers 31.11% (14 votes) 14 Cults 24.44% (11 votes) 11 Child Abuse 0% (0 votes) 0 Con Artists 4.44% (2 votes) 2 Wrongful conviction 13.33% (6 votes) 6 Sexual assault 2.22% (1 vote) 1 Rich assholes 8.89% (4 votes) 4 Mass shootings 4.44% (2 votes) 2 Corrupt police 2.22% (1 vote) 1 Other 8.89% (4 votes) 4 Show Voting Form Tiger King exists in its own genre of crazy. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Snake5555555555 07/07/21 7:51:05 PM #2:	Toss up between serial killers and cults --- I've decided to put my fears behind me. I'm not going back. https://imgur.com/a/du8zgsT - https://imgur.com/a/VTNzDEW <cite>Snake5555555555 posted [p:955851460] in Favorite c... [t:79553525]...</cite> <quote>Toss up between serial killers and cults </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KamikazePotato 07/07/21 7:52:08 PM #3:	Rich assholes who get comeuppance Anything else depresses me too much to watch --- It's Reyn Time. <cite>KamikazePotato posted [p:955851489] in Favorite c... [t:79553525]...</cite> <quote>Rich assholes who get comeuppance Anything else depresses me too much to watch </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
jcgamer107 07/07/21 8:32:17 PM #4:	Rape, murder, arson & rape ~~- Blazing Saddles. Actually cults & wrongful convictions.~~ --- azuarc wasn't even home. he was playing Magic the Gathering at his buddy's store, which is extremely easy to verify <cite>jcgamer107 posted [p:955852789] in Favorite c... [t:79553525]...</cite> <quote>Rape, murder, arson & rape - Blazing Saddles. Actually cults & wrongful convictions. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Underleveled 07/07/21 8:33:25 PM #5:	Tossup between serial killers and wrongful convictions. Voted the latter because the former felt like the obvious go-to. --- darkx Games beaten in 2021 - 27; Most recent - Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3 <cite>Underleveled posted [p:955852810] in Favorite c... [t:79553525]...</cite> <quote>Tossup between serial killers and wrongful convictions. Voted the latter because the former felt like the obvious go-to. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Uglyface2 07/07/21 9:10:41 PM #6:	American Greed, baby. Con artists abound, and they usually get caught. <cite>Uglyface2 posted [p:955854086] in Favorite c... [t:79553525]...</cite> <quote>American Greed, baby. Con artists abound, and they usually get caught. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
NBIceman 07/07/21 9:20:39 PM #7:	Still unsolved/open cases --- https://imgur.com/UYamul2 Spurs - Yankees - Eagles - Golden Knights - Longhorns <cite>NBIceman posted [p:955854460] in Favorite c... [t:79553525]...</cite> <quote>Still unsolved/open cases </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
InsaneGamer137 07/07/21 9:24:50 PM #8:	Crime syndicates like the Mafia --- Proud Grand Theft Auto and Ace Combat Fan Boy <cite>InsaneGamer137 posted [p:955854621] in Favorite c... [t:79553525]...</cite> <quote>Crime syndicates like the Mafia </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TomNook 07/07/21 9:46:39 PM #9:	Serial Killers/Murders People lately talk that you shouldn't glorify killers by even acknowledging them at all, but I like seeing what makes a person take that dark path. I think it's an interesting psychological study into what can make man go over the edge and turn their life into an irreversible mess. And there is so much variety in a lot of cases that I don't think it's worth ignoring them. --- Bells, bells, bells! <cite>TomNook posted [p:955855397] in Favorite c... [t:79553525]...</cite> <quote>Serial Killers/Murders People lately talk that you shouldn't glorify killers by even acknowledging them at all, but I like seeing what makes a person take that dark path. I think it's an interesting psychological study into what can make man go over the edge and turn their life into an irreversible mess. And there is so much variety in a lot of cases that I don't think it's worth ignoring them. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Big Bob 07/07/21 10:14:23 PM #10:	TomNook posted... People lately talk that you shouldn't glorify killers by even acknowledging them at all, but I like seeing what makes a person take that dark path. I think it's an interesting psychological study into what can make man go over the edge and turn their life into an irreversible mess. And there is so much variety in a lot of cases that I don't think it's worth ignoring them. Agreed. The Night Stalker Netflix doc was a letdown because they try to avoid "glorifying" Ramirez, but the truth is the guy had such a bizarre upbringing, and was such a strange person in general that it could have been a great way to learn about people like him. Instead they focused on the detective angle, which was less interesting. --- Come watch me on Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/gameryogi azuarc beat me. <cite>Big Bob posted [p:955856271] in Favorite c... [t:79553525]...</cite> <quote>TomNook posted... </cite> <quote>People lately talk that you shouldn't glorify killers by even acknowledging them at all, but I like seeing what makes a person take that dark path. I think it's an interesting psychological study into what can make man go over the edge and turn their life into an irreversible mess. And there is so much variety in a lot of cases that I don't think it's worth ignoring them.</quote>Agreed. The Night Stalker Netflix doc was a letdown because they try to avoid "glorifying" Ramirez, but the truth is the guy had such a bizarre upbringing, and was such a strange person in general that it could have been a great way to learn about people like him. Instead they focused on the detective angle, which was less interesting. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Underleveled 07/07/21 11:00:23 PM #11:	NBIceman posted... Still unsolved/open cases Oh yeah, this too. Actually I might have voted this if it were on the poll. --- darkx Games beaten in 2021 - 27; Most recent - Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3 <cite>Underleveled posted [p:955857620] in Favorite c... [t:79553525]...</cite> <quote>NBIceman posted... </cite> <quote>Still unsolved/open cases</quote>Oh yeah, this too. Actually I might have voted this if it were on the poll. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TomNook 07/07/21 11:44:12 PM #12:	NBIceman posted... Still unsolved/open cases I feel like this is avoiding the question though, because it still involves a type of crime that had to have occurred. It would be like asking someone what their favorite type of food is, and offering fruits, vegetables, pastas, etc, as choices, and they answer by saying "warm food". Big Bob posted... Agreed. The Night Stalker Netflix doc was a letdown because they try to avoid "glorifying" Ramirez, but the truth is the guy had such a bizarre upbringing, and was such a strange person in general that it could have been a great way to learn about people like him. Instead they focused on the detective angle, which was less interesting. Have you seen Don't Fuck with Cats: Hunting an Internet Killer? It's one of my favorites, because it focuses heavy on the killer. It actually got mixed reviews because the negative ones didn't like how much it talked about the killer. It's such a fascinating story. --- Bells, bells, bells! <cite>TomNook posted [p:955858922] in Favorite c... [t:79553525]...</cite> <quote>NBIceman posted... </cite> <quote>Still unsolved/open cases</quote>I feel like this is avoiding the question though, because it still involves a type of crime that had to have occurred. It would be like asking someone what their favorite type of food is, and offering fruits, vegetables, pastas, etc, as choices, and they answer by saying "warm food". Big Bob posted... </cite> <quote>Agreed. The Night Stalker Netflix doc was a letdown because they try to avoid "glorifying" Ramirez, but the truth is the guy had such a bizarre upbringing, and was such a strange person in general that it could have been a great way to learn about people like him. Instead they focused on the detective angle, which was less interesting.</quote>Have you seen Don't Fuck with Cats: Hunting an Internet Killer? It's one of my favorites, because it focuses heavy on the killer. It actually got mixed reviews because the negative ones didn't like how much it talked about the killer. It's such a fascinating story. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Xtlm 07/07/21 11:46:56 PM #13:	Uglyface2 posted... American Greed, baby. Con artists abound, and they usually get caught. The good ones don't. They just keep conning forever. --- I'd Rather Be A Savage Little Elephant, than be a big Bald Bull "I claim one line in your sig" = TheKnightOfNee <cite>Xtlm posted [p:955858988] in Favorite c... [t:79553525]...</cite> <quote>Uglyface2 posted... </cite> <quote>American Greed, baby. Con artists abound, and they usually get caught.</quote>The good ones don't. They just keep conning forever. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
FFDragon 07/07/21 11:49:06 PM #14:	Then there are the ones that get caught over and over again but face no consequences and instead become president --- If you wake up at a different time, in a different place, could you wake up as a different person? #theresafreakingghostafterus <cite>FFDragon posted [p:955859046] in Favorite c... [t:79553525]...</cite> <quote>Then there are the ones that get caught over and over again but face no consequences and instead become president </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
banananor 07/08/21 1:18:14 AM #15:	TomNook posted... People lately talk that you shouldn't glorify killers by even acknowledging them at all, but I like seeing what makes a person take that dark path. I think it's an interesting psychological study into what can make man go over the edge and turn their life into an irreversible mess. And there is so much variety in a lot of cases that I don't think it's worth ignoring them. not just lately, i've always thought this! serial killer documentaries are a guilty, voyeuristic for me pleasure because i enjoy the same parts you do, but also recognize that the net effect can be gross If it crosses the line into focusing too much on or being too sympathetic towards the killer i get annoyed. one of the primary motivators for some serial killers and more mass shooters is to become famous. i'm willing to sacrifice a little bit of viewing pleasure to reduce the numbers of attmepted mass shootings or serial killings Even worse is when documentaries are made about living killers, and it seems likely the killer is probably profiting from the doc in some way. i'm willing to sacrifice my viewing pleasure to keep royalties from rolling in to murderers in the end, it's not like people are learning how to catch & prevent killers from netflix documentaries. they're learning it from their instructors and/or textbooks and/or material specifically designed for them, either in school or on the job. --- You did indeed stab me in the back. However, you are only level one, whilst I am level 50. That means I should remain uninjured. <cite>banananor posted [p:955860995] in Favorite c... [t:79553525]...</cite> <quote> TomNook posted... </cite> <quote>People lately talk that you shouldn't glorify killers by even acknowledging them at all, but I like seeing what makes a person take that dark path. I think it's an interesting psychological study into what can make man go over the edge and turn their life into an irreversible mess. And there is so much variety in a lot of cases that I don't think it's worth ignoring them.</quote> not just lately, i've always thought this! serial killer documentaries are a guilty, voyeuristic for me pleasure because i enjoy the same parts you do, but also recognize that the net effect can be gross If it crosses the line into focusing too much on or being too sympathetic towards the killer i get annoyed. one of the primary motivators for some serial killers and more mass shooters is to become famous. i'm willing to sacrifice a little bit of viewing pleasure to reduce the numbers of attmepted mass shootings or serial killings Even worse is when documentaries are made about living killers, and it seems likely the killer is probably profiting from the doc in some way. i'm willing to sacrifice my viewing pleasure to keep royalties from rolling in to murderers in the end, it's not like people are learning how to catch & prevent killers from netflix documentaries. they're learning it from their instructors and/or textbooks and/or material specifically designed for them, either in school or on the job. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Big Bob 07/08/21 7:42:11 PM #16:	banananor posted... Even worse is when documentaries are made about living killers, and it seems likely the killer is probably profiting from the doc in some way. i'm willing to sacrifice my viewing pleasure to keep royalties from rolling in to murderers I think a lot of places have "Son of Sam" laws to stop criminals from profiting off their crimes this way. As in, the royalties have to go to charity instead. Though it doesn't stop sickos from showering these monsters with gifts... --- Come watch me on Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/gameryogi azuarc beat me. <cite>Big Bob posted [p:955886219] in Favorite c... [t:79553525]...</cite> <quote>banananor posted... </cite> <quote>Even worse is when documentaries are made about living killers, and it seems likely the killer is probably profiting from the doc in some way. i'm willing to sacrifice my viewing pleasure to keep royalties from rolling in to murderers</quote>I think a lot of places have "Son of Sam" laws to stop criminals from profiting off their crimes this way. As in, the royalties have to go to charity instead. Though it doesn't stop sickos from showering these monsters with gifts... </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Anagram 07/08/21 7:56:38 PM #17:	No heists? --- Not changing this sig until I decide to change this sig. Started: July 6, 2005 <cite>Anagram posted [p:955886658] in Favorite c... [t:79553525]...</cite> <quote>No heists? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Big Bob
07/07/21 7:49:19 PM
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	What dark shit are you into?
	
			
		Serial killers

			
		Cults

			
		Child Abuse

			
		Con Artists

			
		Wrongful conviction

			
		Sexual assault

			
		Rich assholes

			
		Mass shootings

			
		Corrupt police

			
		Other

		
	Vote
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	What dark shit are you into? - Results (45 votes)
	
				
			Serial killers
			31.11% (14 votes)
			
			14
		
				
			Cults
			24.44% (11 votes)
			
			11
		
				
			Child Abuse
			0% (0 votes)
			
			0
		
				
			Con Artists
			4.44% (2 votes)
			
			2
		
				
			Wrongful conviction
			13.33% (6 votes)
			
			6
		
				
			Sexual assault
			2.22% (1 vote)
			
			1
		
				
			Rich assholes
			8.89% (4 votes)
			
			4
		
				
			Mass shootings
			4.44% (2 votes)
			
			2
		
				
			Corrupt police
			2.22% (1 vote)
			
			1
		
				
			Other
			8.89% (4 votes)
			
			4
		
			
	
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Snake5555555555
07/07/21 7:51:05 PM
#2:

Toss up between serial killers and cults

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KamikazePotato
07/07/21 7:52:08 PM
#3:

Rich assholes who get comeuppance

Anything else depresses me too much to watch

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It's Reyn Time.

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<quote>Rich assholes who get comeuppance

Anything else depresses me too much to watch
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jcgamer107
07/07/21 8:32:17 PM
#4:

Rape, murder, arson & rape

~~- Blazing Saddles. Actually cults & wrongful convictions.~~

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- Blazing Saddles. Actually cults & wrongful convictions.
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Underleveled
07/07/21 8:33:25 PM
#5:

Tossup between serial killers and wrongful convictions. Voted the latter because the former felt like the obvious go-to.

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Uglyface2
07/07/21 9:10:41 PM
#6:

American Greed, baby. Con artists abound, and they usually get caught.

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NBIceman
07/07/21 9:20:39 PM
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Still unsolved/open cases

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InsaneGamer137
07/07/21 9:24:50 PM
#8:

Crime syndicates like the Mafia

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TomNook
07/07/21 9:46:39 PM
#9:

Serial Killers/Murders

People lately talk that you shouldn't glorify killers by even acknowledging them at all, but I like seeing what makes a person take that dark path. I think it's an interesting psychological study into what can make man go over the edge and turn their life into an irreversible mess. And there is so much variety in a lot of cases that I don't think it's worth ignoring them.

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Bells, bells, bells!

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<quote>Serial Killers/Murders

People lately talk that you shouldn't glorify killers by even acknowledging them at all, but I like seeing what makes a person take that dark path. I think it's an interesting psychological study into what can make man go over the edge and turn their life into an irreversible mess. And there is so much variety in a lot of cases that I don't think it's worth ignoring them.
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Big Bob
07/07/21 10:14:23 PM
#10:

TomNook posted...

People lately talk that you shouldn't glorify killers by even acknowledging them at all, but I like seeing what makes a person take that dark path. I think it's an interesting psychological study into what can make man go over the edge and turn their life into an irreversible mess. And there is so much variety in a lot of cases that I don't think it's worth ignoring them.

Agreed. The Night Stalker Netflix doc was a letdown because they try to avoid "glorifying" Ramirez, but the truth is the guy had such a bizarre upbringing, and was such a strange person in general that it could have been a great way to learn about people like him. Instead they focused on the detective angle, which was less interesting.

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<quote>People lately talk that you shouldn't glorify killers by even acknowledging them at all, but I like seeing what makes a person take that dark path. I think it's an interesting psychological study into what can make man go over the edge and turn their life into an irreversible mess. And there is so much variety in a lot of cases that I don't think it's worth ignoring them.</quote>Agreed. The Night Stalker Netflix doc was a letdown because they try to avoid "glorifying" Ramirez, but the truth is the guy had such a bizarre upbringing, and was such a strange person in general that it could have been a great way to learn about people like him. Instead they focused on the detective angle, which was less interesting.
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Underleveled
07/07/21 11:00:23 PM
#11:

NBIceman posted...

Still unsolved/open cases

Oh yeah, this too.

Actually I might have voted this if it were on the poll.

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<quote>NBIceman posted... </cite>
<quote>Still unsolved/open cases</quote>Oh yeah, this too.

Actually I might have voted this if it were on the poll.
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TomNook
07/07/21 11:44:12 PM
#12:

NBIceman posted...

Still unsolved/open cases

I feel like this is avoiding the question though, because it still involves a type of crime that had to have occurred. It would be like asking someone what their favorite type of food is, and offering fruits, vegetables, pastas, etc, as choices, and they answer by saying "warm food".

Big Bob posted...

Agreed. The Night Stalker Netflix doc was a letdown because they try to avoid "glorifying" Ramirez, but the truth is the guy had such a bizarre upbringing, and was such a strange person in general that it could have been a great way to learn about people like him. Instead they focused on the detective angle, which was less interesting.

Have you seen Don't Fuck with Cats: Hunting an Internet Killer? It's one of my favorites, because it focuses heavy on the killer. It actually got mixed reviews because the negative ones didn't like how much it talked about the killer. It's such a fascinating story.

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Bells, bells, bells!

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<quote>NBIceman posted... </cite>
<quote>Still unsolved/open cases</quote>I feel like this is avoiding the question though, because it still involves a type of crime that had to have occurred. It would be like asking someone what their favorite type of food is, and offering fruits, vegetables, pastas, etc, as choices, and they answer by saying "warm food".

Big Bob posted... </cite>
<quote>Agreed. The Night Stalker Netflix doc was a letdown because they try to avoid "glorifying" Ramirez, but the truth is the guy had such a bizarre upbringing, and was such a strange person in general that it could have been a great way to learn about people like him. Instead they focused on the detective angle, which was less interesting.</quote>Have you seen Don't Fuck with Cats: Hunting an Internet Killer? It's one of my favorites, because it focuses heavy on the killer. It actually got mixed reviews because the negative ones didn't like how much it talked about the killer. It's such a fascinating story.

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Xtlm
07/07/21 11:46:56 PM
#13:

Uglyface2 posted...

American Greed, baby. Con artists abound, and they usually get caught.

The good ones don't.
They just keep conning forever.

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I'd Rather Be A Savage Little Elephant, than be a big Bald Bull
"I claim one line in your sig" = TheKnightOfNee

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<quote>American Greed, baby. Con artists abound, and they usually get caught.</quote>The good ones don't.
They just keep conning forever.
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FFDragon
07/07/21 11:49:06 PM
#14:

Then there are the ones that get caught over and over again but face no consequences and instead become president

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If you wake up at a different time, in a different place, could you wake up as a different person?
#theresafreakingghostafterus

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banananor
07/08/21 1:18:14 AM
#15:

TomNook posted...

People lately talk that you shouldn't glorify killers by even acknowledging them at all, but I like seeing what makes a person take that dark path. I think it's an interesting psychological study into what can make man go over the edge and turn their life into an irreversible mess. And there is so much variety in a lot of cases that I don't think it's worth ignoring them.

not just lately, i've always thought this! serial killer documentaries are a guilty, voyeuristic for me pleasure because i enjoy the same parts you do, but also recognize that the net effect can be gross

If it crosses the line into focusing too much on or being too sympathetic towards the killer i get annoyed. one of the primary motivators for some serial killers and more mass shooters is to become famous. i'm willing to sacrifice a little bit of viewing pleasure to reduce the numbers of attmepted mass shootings or serial killings

Even worse is when documentaries are made about living killers, and it seems likely the killer is probably profiting from the doc in some way. i'm willing to sacrifice my viewing pleasure to keep royalties from rolling in to murderers

in the end, it's not like people are learning how to catch & prevent killers from netflix documentaries. they're learning it from their instructors and/or textbooks and/or material specifically designed for them, either in school or on the job.

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You did indeed stab me in the back. However, you are only level one, whilst I am level 50. That means I should remain uninjured.

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TomNook posted... </cite>
<quote>People lately talk that you shouldn't glorify killers by even acknowledging them at all, but I like seeing what makes a person take that dark path. I think it's an interesting psychological study into what can make man go over the edge and turn their life into an irreversible mess. And there is so much variety in a lot of cases that I don't think it's worth ignoring them.</quote>
not just lately, i've always thought this! serial killer documentaries are a guilty, voyeuristic for me pleasure because i enjoy the same parts you do, but also recognize that the net effect can be gross

If it crosses the line into focusing too much on or being too sympathetic towards the killer i get annoyed. one of the primary motivators for some serial killers and more mass shooters is to become famous. i'm willing to sacrifice a little bit of viewing pleasure to reduce the numbers of attmepted mass shootings or serial killings

Even worse is when documentaries are made about living killers, and it seems likely the killer is probably profiting from the doc in some way. i'm willing to sacrifice my viewing pleasure to keep royalties from rolling in to murderers

in the end, it's not like people are learning how to catch & prevent killers from netflix documentaries. they're learning it from their instructors and/or textbooks and/or material specifically designed for them, either in school or on the job.
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Big Bob
07/08/21 7:42:11 PM
#16:

banananor posted...

Even worse is when documentaries are made about living killers, and it seems likely the killer is probably profiting from the doc in some way. i'm willing to sacrifice my viewing pleasure to keep royalties from rolling in to murderers

I think a lot of places have "Son of Sam" laws to stop criminals from profiting off their crimes this way. As in, the royalties have to go to charity instead.

Though it doesn't stop sickos from showering these monsters with gifts...

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<quote>Even worse is when documentaries are made about living killers, and it seems likely the killer is probably profiting from the doc in some way. i'm willing to sacrifice my viewing pleasure to keep royalties from rolling in to murderers</quote>I think a lot of places have "Son of Sam" laws to stop criminals from profiting off their crimes this way. As in, the royalties have to go to charity instead.

Though it doesn't stop sickos from showering these monsters with gifts...
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07/08/21 7:56:38 PM
#17:

No heists?

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