Serial Killers and their sexual deviations
In the FBI’s study of serial killers, the Criminal Personality Research Project, each of the following categories describes a type of sexual behaviour engaged in by one or more of the serial killers:Â
1. Animal Torture: stabbing or chopping animals to death (especially cats for some reason) and dissecting them.
2. Anthropophagy: Eating the victim’s flesh or slicing off parts of flesh from the body.
3. Autoeroticism: Sexual arousal and gratification through self-stimulation (masturbating to pornography or violent fantasies, asphyxia, while cross-dressing, etc.)
4. Coprophilia:Â An interest in feces whereby the offender may receive some sexual gratification from touching or eating excretement and/or urine (urophilia). Although rare among serial killers, at least one of the killers in the study was known to have eaten his own excretement.
5. Exhibitionism: Exposing one’s genitals to an unsuspecting stranger.
6. Fetishisms:Â Finding sexual gratification by substituting objects for the sexual partner.
7. Gerontophilia:Â Seeking out elderly persons of the opposite sex for sexual purposes.
8. Klismaphilia: Sexual arousal through the administration of enemas.
9. Infibulation: Self-torture, for example piercing one’s own nipples, scrotum, labia with sharp objects such as needles and pins.
10. Lust Murder:Â Murdering sadistically and brutally, including the mutilation of body parts, especially the genitalia.
11. Necrophilia: Having sexual relations (or fantasies about sex) with dead bodies. A subcategory is necrofetishism, which is having a fetish for dead bodies, and these offenders may keep corpses in their home.
12. Pedophilia:Â Having sexual relations with children (generally child refers to a pre-pubescent individual)
13. Pederasty:Â Adults have anal intercourse with children. This is a common act among serial killers who target children.
14. Pyromania:Â Intentional setting of fires. Although some pyromaniacs report sexual gratification in setting or watching fire scenes, the role of sexuality in fire-setting does not appear as the primary reason for such behaviour.
15. Rape:Â Having forced sexual intercourse with another person.
16. Sadomasochism:Â Inflicting mental/physical pain on others (sadism) or oneself (masochism).
17. Scatolophilia or Telephone Scatologia:Â Sexual gratification through the making of obscene phone calls.
18. Scoptophilia or Voyeurism:Â Receiving sexual gratification by peeping through windows and so forth to watch people.
19. Torture:Â Resorting to a large variety of sadistic acts.
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