🚨 SHOCKING: Was he born a monster, or did his mother create one? 💀 EXCLUSIVE: Psychologists dissect the mind of one of Britain's most notorious killers. Never-before-seen police interrogations reveal chilling confessions. 🔥 WARNING: Contains disturbing details about childhood abuse and its deadly consequences. Former investigators expose how a toxic upbringing warped a boy into a murderer. True Crime Alert: Nature vs. nurture—the terrifying debate behind a killer's origins.From playgrounds to prison cells—how evil takes root. #CriminalEmpire #MafiaMysteries

🎤🩸🧠 Step into the mind of a monster. In this raw and disturbing interview, Arthur Shawcross—The Genesee River Killer—talks about his life, his crimes, and the twisted logic that drove his murderous rage. From childhood trauma to cannibalistic confessions, this is a rare window into the psychological darkness of one of America’s most disturbing serial killers.

He poisoned, shot, froze, and strangled his victims. Some were business deals. Some were just for fun. Richard Kuklinski, aka The Iceman, was a Mafia hitman who claimed to have killed over 100 people—and he never blinked while saying it. In this disturbing episode of Devil’s DNA, we dive into The Iceman Tapes, interviews that reveal a man who enjoyed murder as both an art and a science. Kuklinski used cyanide, hidden guns, and walk-in freezers to hide his crimes—and the chilling calm with which he recounts them is more terrifying than the acts themselves. 🧊🎙️💀 Some killers scream. Others smile while telling you how they killed.

 

She claimed it was self-defense. The world called her a monster. In this harrowing deep-dive documentary episode of Devil’s DNA: Serial Killers, we unearth the fractured psyche and violent legacy of Aileen Wuornos—America’s first convicted female serial killer who was dubbed “the damsel of death” by the media. From a brutal upbringing riddled with trauma, abuse, and abandonment, to a chilling series of murders that left seven men dead along Florida highways, this episode doesn’t just recount the headlines—it peels back the human horror underneath. Was Wuornos a cold-blooded killer or a deeply damaged survivor of relentless exploitation? What role did society, misogyny, and mental illness play in the creation of this infamous predator? Using real interviews, court transcripts, psychological profiles, and chilling soundbites from Aileen herself, we walk the line between empathy and terror—reminding listeners that the scariest monsters aren’t born… they’re made. Listener discretion is heavily advised. This is true crime at its rawest and most unfiltered.