According to Northeastern University criminologist James Alan Fox, “most serial killers have some commonality in their victims.” Northeastern Global News
Usually, the victims’ sex, race, age, or physical characteristics define them. Of course, that is not always the case, but they often have a specific inclination for the victim type.
In some instances, however, there are really many differences.” Fox also noted that the locations of the bodies discovered lacked any resemblance.
“There is no trend to the dump sites,” Fox remarked. “Many serial killers will have a specific dump spot for their body disposal.
Therefore, when authorities do discover evidence from a serial murderer, they usually uncover several bodies as the killer feels at ease about getting rid of dead at one site.
“More than seventy percent of serial killers kill in one location, usually near their house or place of employment or somewhere they know the paths of escape from. Usually, this is around roads.
