On Aileen: Queen of Serial Killers

 

Apparently, Aileen killed about 7 men between 1989 and 1990 cos she said they tried to rape her. I'll be honest, watching this (as macabre as it sounds) is interesting in a dark way. But even more than that, the motivation and owning up to her crimes was quite refreshing in a way I don't see a lot in serial killers documentaries.

Cos many a times, when I watch male serial killers, it's either some stupid ass revenge rejection a girl did to them in their formative years, having an abusive upbringing, religious inclinations and cult, etc. 

Now, I would say this lady is a real misandrist and if her reasons for committing these crimes are true, and I do understand why she has to resort to that. In addition, shee was a sex-worker and thus, wouldn't have gotten justice from the police had she reported.

I do think she was a victim but she took the vengeance to another level. Her first victim had been jailed earlier for sexual assault and had to be incarcerated for 10 years. Hell, in an old recording , he himself said they shouldn't let him out cos he couldn't control himself. The doctor that diagnosed his mental health said he had a terrible mental psyche on women and would definitely do more harm.

I think she snapped with him and then just went downhill from there. Cos 7 murders in about 10 months. Girl was angry as hell at men. Like very very angry 

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