Female Serial Killers

Female serial killers are women who murder three or more people over time, often with a cooling-off period between killings. Unlike their male counterparts, they often use different methods, such as poisoning or manipulation, and may have distinct motivations, including power, financial gain, or emotional fulfillment. Research suggests they may blend into society more easily, often targeting those they know, such as family members or vulnerable individuals. Understanding female serial killers challenges traditional perceptions of violence, highlighting that the reasons behind their actions can be complex and deeply rooted in psychological and social factors.