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Which Zodiac Sign is Actually Most Likely to be a Serial Killer?

-Statistic-

Based on a review of 400 criminal profiles the conclusion can be reached that Scorpio is the most common star sign among serial killers, murderers, mass murderers, etc. Roughly around 10.75% of the serial killers viewed were Scorpios, followed then closely by Gemini and Capricorn. Virgo was the least likely with only 5% of the serial killers viewed being born from August 23rd to September 22nd. Interestingly, two of the serial killers viewed had the combination of a Sun in Pisces, Moon in Pisces and Ascendant in Saggitarius. This contradicts the popular belief that Sagittarius and Virgo are the most common among Serial Killers, I'd assume that this is because the most famous Serial Killers are usually either one of those signs.

This is a ranking of how common it is for a killer to be each sign:

1. Scorpio 10.75%

2. Gemini 10.25%

3. Capricorn 9.75%

4. Aries 9.25%

5. Aquarius 9.25%

6. Sagittarius 9%

7. Pisces 8.5%

8. Taurus 8.25%

9. Libra 7.75%

10. Leo 6.75%

11. Cancer 5.5%

12. Virgo 5% (Note: The number doesn't go exactly into 100% for some reason so just pretend)

(Image Cred: The Sun)

Jack the Ripper: A Statistical and Typological Analysis

Introduction

Jack the Ripper was an uncaught British serial killer who operated in London from August of 1888 to November of the same year. He has five canonical victims, all of which were prostitutes. The confirmed victims include Mary Ann Nichols (31st of August), Annie Chapman (8th of September), Elizabeth Stride (30th of September), Catherine Eddowes (30th of September) and Mary Jane Kelly (9th of November).

Typology of Jack the Ripper

Serial killers can usually be organized into six typologies each with their own unique incentive, ideas, thoughts and methods of killing. The varieties of these types are the organized killer and disorganized killer and the main types are the visionary killer, the mission-oriented killer, the hedonistic killer (thrill, lust and comfort) and the power-oriented killer.

Though the killing of prostitutes may suggest a mission-oriented motive, the letters loosely suggest a thrill variety hedonistic killer (he gained obvious enjoyment of taunting of the police and the "Dear Boss" letter had a generally jovial or humorous attitude) and crime scene characteristics match the lust variety (controlled crime scene, overkill, specific victim and body mutilation after death).

The organized vs. disorganized concept is another system of criminal typology that uses crime scene analysis. Using this system we can use conjecture to determine certain personality traits (organized killers might have a higher IQ, for example). I’ll use this rating system to figure out his orientation on the O/U scale:

-Victim known: 0

-Stranger targeted: 1

-Poisoned: 0

-Chaotic scene: 0

-Controlled scene: 1

-Weapon planned: 1

-Weapon left: 0

-Body transported: 0

-Act focused: 1

The answers to this checklist suggest an organized typology by a minor amount. Though the closeness of results his organization and calmness during the course the crime suggests the result is accurate.

For personality factors we can use the OCEAN model:

-Openness: Moderate to high. Somewhat open and creative. He named himself and was one of the first serial killers to send letters. -Consciousness: Unknown. Likely moderate to low. He was organized during the course of the murders. -Extraversion: Unknown. Likely low. Considering the statistical likelihood of feelings of loneliness he'd likely have low social adequacy and social introversion. -Agreeableness: Low. Uncooperative and hostile. Partakes in crime behavior, taunting police and murder. -Neuroticism: Mid to low. Calm and unemotional. Was able to calmly avoid police and surgically remove body parts of victims precisely without anxious slip-ups.

An extra cluster will be included in the next section not discussed here. Specifically statistical analysis of prostitute homocides.

Speculation, Comparisons to Other Killers, Statistical Traits

We know that the Zodiac Killer could be profiled into both the visionary and hedonistic category based off motivation. However, what could possibly be the cause for these behaviors and what could be gleaned from these classifications?

From statistical analysis of prostitute murderers and the earlier typological analysis it's most likely he had these traits :

1. Poor academic record. [Statistics]

2. Average to high intelligence. [Statistics]

3. Highly lost in thought or a daydreamer. [Statistics]

4. Unsteady employment and holds low-level jobs. Though he was most likely employed at the time of the murders due to most of his killings taking place on weekends or holidays. [Statistics & Conjecture]

5. Chronic feelings of isolation or loneliness. [Statistics]

6. Was in his early thirties. This indicates a most likely correct witness description of Jack. [Statistics]

7. Even if he had poor academic performance he was most likely educated considering the use of a paragraph indent and correct spelling in the "Dear Boss" letter. This supports the idea has had parents with stable work. [Conjecture]

8. Has a controlled mood in general or during the crime. [Typology]

9. Follows the crime in news media. [Typology]

10. Parent's work was generally stable. [Typology]

11. If he was a lust killer he most likely gained sexual gratification from murder, killed strangers, planned the murders and was highly organized. [Typology]

12. If he was a thrill killer he likely enjoyed of the thrill of killing itself, killed strangers, created processes for murder and was highly organized. [Typology]

13. Uncooperative, calm affect, introverted, moderately hardworking/organized and somewhat creative. [OCEAN]

Outro

Even over one-hundred and thirty-three years later Jack the Ripper is still one of the most discussed Serial Killers in history. The shadowy moustached figure stalking the misty streets of London's name will most likely always be Jack, however, even now we can possibly still shed some light on who was behind the name Sources:

https://www.casebook.org/ripper_letters/

https://www.ojp.gov/pdffiles1/nij/grants/198117.pdf

https://www.biography.com/crime-figure/jack-the-ripper

https://www.casebook.org/victims/

https://europepmc.org/article/med/30544084

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/307819660_The_Traits_and_the_Thrill_of_Serial_Killers

https://www.marshall.edu/forensics/files/Baber_Seminar2014_ODcsp.pdf

(Note: I am not a psychologist, just interested in criminology)

@kendrixtermina Good point and something I forgot to check because I’m not smart enough to do anything you just asked. Here’s the population percentage of each MBTI type according to The Myers Briggs Foundation website compared to killers.

ISFJ (population) 13.8% - (killers) 8%

ESFJ (population) 12.3% - (killers) 4%

ISTJ (population) 11.6% - (killers) 15.33%

ISFP (population) 8.8% - (killers) 6%

ESTJ (population) 8.7% - (killers) 6.67%

ESFP (population) 8.5% - (killers) 4%

ENFP (population) 8.1% - (killers) 2.67%

ISTP (population) 5.4% - (killers) 12%

INFP (population) 4.4% - (killers) 3.33%

ESTP (population) 4.3% - (killers) 13.33%

INTP (population) 3.3% - (killers) 6%

ENTP (population) 3.2% - (killers) 4.67%

ENFJ (population) 2.5% - (killers) 0.666666666667%

INTJ (population) 2.1% - (killers) 5.33%

ENTJ (population) 1.8% - (killers) 5.33%

INFJ (population) 1.5% - (killers) 2.67%

Here’s the commonality letter wise (and yes I know functions, I’ve read both Jung and Brigg’s firsthand descriptions):

E (population) - 49.3% - (killers) 58.66%

I (population) - 50.7% - (killers) 41.34%

S (population) - 73.3% - (killers) 69.3333333333%

N (population) - 26.7% - (killers) 30.6666666667%

T (population) - 40.2% - (killers) 68.66%

F (population) - 59.8% - (killers) 31.34%

J (population) - 54.1% - (killers) 47.9966666667%

P (population) - 45.9% - (killers) 52.0033333333%

Which MBTI type is actually the most likely to be a serial killer?

-Statistic-

Based on an analysis of 150 criminal profiles on personality-database a conclusion can be reached that ISTJ is the most common type among serial killers. Roughly around 15.33% of the serial killers viewed are ISTJs and 23.33% are Si dominants (ISTJ and ISFJ). Interestingly, only 0.6% of killers are ENFJs.

This is a ranking of how common it is for a killer to be each type:

1. ISTJ 15.33%

2. ESTP 13.33%

3. ISTP 12%

4. ISFJ 8%

5. ESTJ 6.67%

6. INTP 6%

7. ISFP 6%

8. INTJ 5.33%

9. ENTJ 5.33%

10. ENTP 4.67%

11. ESFP 4%

12. ESFJ 4%

13. INFP 3.33%

14. INFJ 2.67%

15. ENFP 2.67%

16. ENFJ 0.666666666667%

-Function Breakdown-

Dom Ne - 7.34%

Dom Ni - 9%

Dom Se - 17.33%

Dom Si - 23.33%

Dom Te - 12%

Dom Ti - 18%

Dom Fe - 4.66666666667%

Dom Fi - 9.33%

-Letter Breakdown-

Extroverted: 41.34%

Introverted: 58.66%

Intuitive - 30.6666666667%

Sensing - 69.3333333333%

Thinking - 68.66%

Feeling - 31.34%

Judging - 47.9966666667%

Perceiving - 52.0033333333% (Note: for some reason the first statistic doesn't go fully into 100% so just pretend.) (Image Cred: New York Post)

Alternative Account

I have an alternative blog/account titled "Beatle" for casual activities.

I created three photorealistic photos of the Zodiac Killer using eyewitness testimony and police sketches. The first photo is how he was described by witnesses of the Paul Stine murder, the second is how he was described by Michael Mageau and the third is the lake Berryessa sketch (Made in artbreeder)

Which MBTI type is actually the most likely to be a serial killer?

-Statistic-

Based on an analysis of 150 criminal profiles on personality-database a conclusion can be reached that ISTJ is the most common type among serial killers. Roughly around 15.33% of the serial killers viewed are ISTJs and 23.33% are Si dominants (ISTJ and ISFJ). Interestingly, only 0.6% of killers are ENFJs.

This is a ranking of how common it is for a killer to be each type:

1. ISTJ 15.33%

2. ESTP 13.33%

3. ISTP 12%

4. ISFJ 8%

5. ESTJ 6.67%

6. INTP 6%

7. ISFP 6%

8. INTJ 5.33%

9. ENTJ 5.33%

10. ENTP 4.67%

11. ESFP 4%

12. ESFJ 4%

13. INFP 3.33%

14. INFJ 2.67%

15. ENFP 2.67%

16. ENFJ 0.666666666667%

-Function Breakdown-

Dom Ne - 7.34%

Dom Ni - 9%

Dom Se - 17.33%

Dom Si - 23.33%

Dom Te - 12%

Dom Ti - 18%

Dom Fe - 4.66666666667%

Dom Fi - 9.33%

-Letter Breakdown-

Extroverted: 41.34%

Introverted: 58.66%

Intuitive - 30.6666666667%

Sensing - 69.3333333333%

Thinking - 68.66%

Feeling - 31.34%

Judging - 47.9966666667%

Perceiving - 52.0033333333% (Note: for some reason the first statistic doesn't go fully into 100% so just pretend.) (Image Cred: New York Post)

Example of the Socratic Method

Socrates: Does cumming in a man's ass make you homosexual? Some dude: Yes Socrates: If that's true then does jacking off make you handsexual?

Neo-noir and Representative Villains

-Introduction-

The neo-noir genre encompasses stories with a diverse set of settings and characters though often utilizing common noir tropes such as femme fatales, hard-boiled detectives and a complex murder investigation. However, an often overlooked trend in the neo-noir genre is the trope of perceived villains and a character’s realization that perception itself is the actual thing terrorizing them. Usually, using definite "truths" to who the nature of the villain to vanquish the thing terrorizing them. 

-Battles Against Fate-

Sometimes this manifests as the characters themselves fighting against the theme or law of the universe. For example, No Country for Old Men explores the absurdist belief that the universe is chaos. Both Anton Chigurh and the cop chasing him search for some kind of reasoning or truth despite there being none. The villain of Anton Chigurh is only a reflection of what's really terrorizing the cop's mind, which is the fear of a new evil rising that follows chaos. This is why he searches for answers to vanquish that fear.

-Loops in Psychology-

Other times it manifests as a loop in the character's own psychology. In Memento the main character has short term memory loss which hinders his quest to avenge his murdered wife. In the end it's revealed that he killed the murderer years ago and he's purposefully forgetting and killing new people over and over again to give his life meaning. In the end the thing terrorizing him isn't the criminal who killed his wife but rather himself. Another example is in Drive where the main character is in a mental loop of believing the truth that his new girlfriend's murderous husband is the villain and he is the good guy. By the end, he realizes truth that he can never escape from the cyclical loop of isolation he is in and returns to being a criminal.

Audio of Zodiac killer suspect Richard Gaikowski whose voice was identified as the same as the Zodiac's by police dispatcher Nancy Slover. His voice was so similar she went as far to say "it's the same guy". https://www.zodiackiller.com/SuspectGaikowski.html