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Sociological Study of male serial killers in the United States from 1970 to 1992

The study found that social structural factors, such as the percentage of a state’s urban population, divorced residents, one-person households and unemployed residents, all helped to explain why some states and regions are home to more male serial killers. The study also found that cultural factors, such as a high ratio of executions to homicides and classification as a southern state, correlated with a higher rate of serial killers.

As far as serial killers go it looks like you’re in more danger in the red to purple states then the blue states. Even though the death penalty might be appropriate in some cases it turns the conventional wisdom on its ear that frequent use of the death penalty in a state actually contributes to the state having more violent crime.

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