True Crime Obsession | The Disturbing Idolization of Bryan Kohberger

Sep 24, 10:00 PM

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Ever wondered why some people are drawn to true crime -- like, really drawn to it? We're not just talking about casual fans, but those who develop obsessions with accused or convicted killers, showering them with letters, attention, and even desire. This phenomenon, sometimes linked to a condition called hybristophilia, goes beyond simple curiosity. It raises unsettling questions about our fascination with crime, the blurred lines between notoriety and fame, and the disturbing allure of darkness.

This exploration goes beyond psychology, examining the social factors that contribute to this phenomenon, like the internet's power to amplify these obsessions and the rise of true crime as a form of entertainment. By examining high-profile cases like Ted Bundy and Bryan Kohberger, we'll unpack the motivations behind this disturbing trend and its implications for our justice system and our understanding of morality. 
 
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