As we see many faces there are many cases, this case is the mental world of the young killers." They are frustrated, angry, in some pain, not getting everything they want. The children feel like victims. Having no concern about others - not thinking about
others. It is all about who they are and what they want. Aggression has been called the"default" setting for human behavior. People turn aggressive, "when you don't have the
problem-solving means of talking, negotiating, when you can't get what you want." a realistic sense of the consequences their victims will suffer because of their actions.
Problem Statement
Living in a fantasy world is fine for children, but for psychologically disturbed violent offenders, the phrase rings ominous. Medical experts do not believe that sociopaths can be "cured." Sociopaths are generally resistant to therapy; medical experts do speculate that aggressive tendencies quiet down with age.
Literature Review
Gitta Sereny, Author of "Cries unheard why children kill: the story of Mary Bell" is a journalist covering the case, she writes that in December of 1968, when two
little girls Mary Bell, 11, and her friend Norma Bell, 13, were tried for strangling two little boys, and how her parents being that they were both not of sound mind, which
probably led their daughter to the horrific crimes that she committed.
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Murder of James Bulger
James Bulger before being kidnapped by Venables an...By the standards of any era, the crime could hardly have been more horrific or sensational--the murder of children by children and yet, Sereny writes, the media treated the case with "unprecedented restraint" from start to finish. The purpose of the book she explained "was not to re-live these terrible crimes, but to find some understanding of how the crime could happen". At that time Mary did not go in with the anticipation that someone...