In a bone-chilling prison interview that has sent shockwaves through the criminal justice system, a convicted murderer has made the staggering admission that he believes all his victims "deserved to die."
The killer, speaking from behind bars, showed no remorse as he calmly explained his twisted logic to investigators. "I only killed people who had it coming," he stated matter-of-factly, sending a cold shiver down the spines of those present.
The Psychology of a Killer
Forensic psychologists examining the case suggest this type of justification is common among certain categories of offenders. Rather than acknowledging the random brutality of their actions, they construct elaborate moral frameworks to rationalise their crimes.
"This isn't about remorse or rehabilitation," one expert noted. "It's about maintaining a self-image that allows them to live with what they've done."
A Pattern of Violence
Court records reveal a history of violent behaviour spanning several years before the murderer's eventual capture. The investigation uncovered multiple victims, each seemingly selected based on the killer's distorted sense of justice.
Police sources describe the case as particularly troubling due to the calculated nature of the crimes and the offender's complete lack of empathy for those whose lives he ended.
Justice Served Behind Bars
Despite the killer's attempts to justify his actions, the legal system has ensured he faces consequences for his crimes. Currently serving a life sentence, he remains under close supervision in a high-security facility.
Victims' families have expressed relief that the perpetrator is no longer a threat to society, though they continue to grapple with the trauma of their loss and the killer's refusal to acknowledge the true horror of his actions.
The case continues to be studied by criminal psychologists seeking to understand what drives individuals to commit such atrocities while maintaining a facade of moral righteousness.
