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Subject: Lonely Men Commit Mass Murders

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A mass murderer has been discovered each of the last three days.  When we examine the men's lives, we are struck by their loneliness and yearning for intimacy, which leads some to strike out in bizarre and violent ways.November 4, 2009. The home of Anthony Sowell, 50, a convicted sex offender, was searched, revealing 10 bodies, along with one skull.  Mr. Sowell had served 15 years for sexual assault. Since 2005, he had lived alone in the top floor of a duplex in a shabby Cleveland neighborhood. Police had come to Mr. Sowell's house because a 21-year-old woman reported that he had assaulted and raped her after lur...
Source: Psychology Today Relationships Center - November 7, 2009 Category: Psychiatry & Psychology Authors: Stanton Peele Tags: Relationships 9/11 air mattress anthony sowell army officer Cleveland cleveland neighborhood female companionship Fort Hood frozen food inkling jason rodriguez mass murder mass murderer mass murderers Mohamed Atta neighborh Source Type: consumer

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