Serial killers have people frightened but intrigued wondering why, but no one knows. But here in Arizona is a beautiful state known for its natural wonders! But has a darker outlook on violence, here are four convicted serial killers in Arizona.
Mark Goudeau
Mark Goudeau committed his crimes in the Phoenix area from August 2005 to June 2006. targets were females as he was convicted of mass amounts of sexual abuse. Following with the charges of felony crimes, and nine murders.
Mark was sentenced to 1,634 years in Arizona state prison for each one of his crimes.
Cory Morris
Cory was known as the crackhead killer. For Murdering five women in his trailer in Arizona. These murders were in a span of eight months from the years 2002 to 2003. Cory was found guilty and sentenced to death.
Dale Hausner & Samuel Dieteman
They were known for being a serial killer duo, committing many drive-by shootings, acts of arson, and setting multiple items on fire in Phoenix, Arizona from May 2005 to August 2006. Their main targets were pedestrians and animals.
They were found guilty of murder, arson, animal cruelty, and drive-by shootings. Dale Hausner was sentenced to the death penalty but killed himself in prison. Samuel Dieteman was sentenced to life in prison without parole.
With the topic of Serial many questions arise. Many people are invested in this topic, of those people is Zoe Perez. She finds how the human mind can shift one’s perception to take another life knowing the consequences.
One question, where does the shift start? Can it come naturally as you continue to grow and see the dark perfections of the world? Or as Zoe sees an answer: Child trauma from growing up seeing how one perceives their home life to be normal when it is not. Another answer is it is a spur of the movement of the described feeling of having no choice but to give.
Another question of why they? The truth is no one can truly know other than themselves. is one of the many reasons people find serial killers so interesting. As they leave the world wondering why?