Most Evil S01E08 · Close Up

Overview

In his quest to understand evil, Dr. Michael Stone travels across the United States to meet some of the country's most notorious killers in person. What emerges from these conversations is insight into the often disturbing world of the criminal mind. From the denials of a convicted child molester, to the frank admission of guilt of a man who claims to have killed as many as 70 people, a human voice emerges from the chaos and violence. To prevent violent crime, we must understand it, and this hour will bring it into sharp focus.

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1. 1 1. Killer Lies2006-07-13 · 1h 0m"Killer Lies" looks at recent history's most deceptive killers, including Susan Smith, who claimed her sons had been kidnapped, and John List, who slaughtered his family and then m
2. 2 2. Cold-Blooded Killers2006-07-20 · 1h 0mThe most notorious killers -- Bundy, Gacy, Ridgway, Sells -- have claimed hundreds of victims and share one thing in common. They are all psychopaths. It is estimated that one in e
3. 3 3. Murderous Women2006-07-27 · 1h 0mMore than 90 percent of murders are committed by men. But what motivates the women who are driven to kill? Most female murderers kill those closest to them, like Mary Beth Tinning,
4. 4 4. Partners in Crime2006-08-10 · 1h 0mWhy do people kill together? How do the evil thoughts of one become the evil deeds of two? We probe the physiology of love and the power of authority as we unravel the motive and m
5. 5 5. Psychotic Killers2006-08-17 · 1h 0mWhat lies in the mind of the psycho killer? Ed Gein robbed graves to harvest the skin of his victims. Arthur Shawcross strangled prostitutes and ate their remains. Gary Heidink tor
6. 6 6. Deadly Desires2006-08-24 · 1h 0mEngineers of the most diabolical plots; killers with the most deviant desires -- Columbia University forensic psychiatrist Dr. Michael Stone explores the murderous world of these d
7. 7 7. Science of Murder2006-08-31 · 1h 0mIs there a recipe for creating a serial killer? An explanation for why someone would commit such heinous acts? Science has long avoided the concept of evil – until now. Researchers
8. 8 8. Close Up2006-09-07 · 1h 0mIn his quest to understand evil, Dr. Michael Stone travels across the United States to meet some of the country's most notorious killers in person. What emerges from these conversa