Primerjava množičnih in serijskih morilcev

diplomsko delo visokošolskega študijskega programa Varnost in policijsko delo

Biljana Marković (Author), Peter Umek (Mentor)

Abstract

Serijski in množični umori spremljajo človeštvo od začetka. Ti so se dogajali že v preteklosti, vendar takrat niso dosegli takšne medijske odmevnosti kot danes. Storilci serijskih ali množičnih umorov so postali zanimivi za medije, saj so bila njihova dejanja nevsakdanja in zato zanimiva za javnost. Če primerjamo novo celino s staro, Ameriko z Evropo, ugotovimo, da je množičnih in serijskih umorov veliko več v Ameriki, seveda pa imamo tudi v Evropi primere množičnih umorov in serijskih. Nekateri med njimi so bila tudi medijsko zelo izpostavljeni, drugi nekoliko manj. Serijski in množični umor spadata med večkratne umore, saj storilci umorijo več oseb hkrati. Treba pa je poudariti, da kriminologija loči med tema dvema pojmoma. Serijski umor je niz več umorov, ki ga storilci storijo v daljšem časovnem obdobju, to lahko traja nekaj dni, mesecev ali več let. Množični umori pa so niz umorov, pri katerih je umorjenih več ljudi hkrati v razmiku nekaj ur. V diplomski nalogi sem se osredotočila na serijske in množične morilce. Predstavljene so definicije obeh skupin morilcev, osebnostne značilnosti obeh, ter tipologija serijskih in množičnih morilcev. V nadaljevanju sem opisala motive za dejanja serijskih in množičnih morilcev in na podlagi primerov poskušala ugotoviti, kako serijski in množični morilci izbirajo svoje žrtve. Za konec sem podala nekaj primerov obeh skupin morilcev. S pregledom literature sem poskušala ugotoviti, kateri so dejavniki, ki so vplivali na morilce, da so se odločili moriti. Skušala sem ugotoviti, kaj je posameznika napeljalo k umoru so imeli težavno otroštvo, težave z duševnim zdravjem ali so na njihova dejanja vplivali drugi dejavniki.

Keywords

diplomske naloge;serijski morilec;množični morilec;umor;

Data

Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2020
Typology:	2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization:	UM FVV - Faculty of Criminal Justice
Publisher:	[B. Marković]
UDC:	343.9(043.2)
COBISS:	40911619
Views:	450
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Secondary language:	English
Secondary title:	In comparison of serial and mass killers
Secondary abstract:	Serial and mass murders have always been happening. They have been committed in the past, but did not get such media attention as they do today. The perpetrators of serial and mass murders became interesting to the media because their actions were unusual and therefore interesting for the public. If we compare new and old continents, America and Europe, we find that the number of mass and serial murders is much higher in America, but of course there are cases of mass and serial murders in Europe as well. Some of them have been receiving a lot of media attention, others less so. Serial and mass murders are defined as multiple homicides, since the perpetrators murder several people at the same time. It should be noted, however, that criminology distinguishes between these two terms. Serial murder is a series of multiple murders committed by perpetrators over an extended period of time, which can last a few days, months, or several years. Mass murders are a series of murders in which several people are murdered over a period of a few hours. In the dissertation, I focused on serial and mass murderers. Definitions of both groups of murderers, personality characteristics of both, and typology of serial and mass murderers are presented. Then I described motives for the actions of serial and mass murderers and, based on the examples, tried to determine how serial and mass murderers choose their victims. In the conclusion, I provided some examples from both groups of murderers. With a literature review, I tried to determine what were the factors that influenced murderers that decided to commit murder. I tried to determine what led an individual to murder, whether they had a difficult childhood, mental health problems, or whether their actions were influenced by other factors.
Secondary keywords:	serial killer;mass killer;murder;
Type (COBISS):	Bachelor thesis/paper
Thesis comment:	Univ. v Mariboru, Fak. za varnostne vede, Ljubljana
Pages:	V, 35 str.
ID:	12216159