They were children. They became killers. What drives children and teenagers to kill? In Children Who Murder, Ethan Hayes delves into 40 of the most chilling cases of adolescent crime, unraveling the lives of youthful offenders who shocked the world. From the calculated brutality of Mary Bell to the tragic chaos of Columbine, this book exposes the disturbing patterns, psychological complexities, and societal failings that forge young killers. It examines the fragile line between innocence and monstrosity, challenging readers to confront the uncomfortable truths behind these haunting acts. Dark, unflinching, and unforgettable, Children Who Murder forces us to ask: are killers born-or made?
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