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La idea de mi historia a grandes rasgos es una protagonista que te lleva por su vida común en NY, pero su trabajo está relacionado con las muertes que ocurren en la ciudad a manos de un asesino serial. Inesperadamente conoce a alguien de quien cree enamorarse pero sospecha de él en algo. Al final sus sospechas son ciertas y lo que el quiere es destapar que ella es la asesina.

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Involucramiento personal con el objeto o fenómeno

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Involucramiento personal con el objeto o fenómeno

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El suceso de las muertes que rondan la ciudad es algo de lo que no se puede evitar hablar y al tratar de evadirlo las sospechas de alguien que recién esta conociendo se levantan hacia ella.

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Mi idea es tratar de usa el espacio con distintos escenarios que hagan ver al lector la vida promedio y común de mi personaje principal y recorrer lo que día a día una persona hace como parte de su rutina. Agregando lo policiaco y misterioso a ciertas partes.

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La historia se desarrolla en NY (o una ciudad ficticia de esa magnitud) en la época actual, a lo largo del escrito habrán escenas en estaciones policiales, el departamento de la protagonista y aún estoy definiendo la clase social de la que será parte la historia.

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Las interacciones que acontecen son las de su alrededor con su aparente vida normal. pero las interacciones que afectan son las muertes de otras personas y el que alguien llegue a su vida para cambiarla.

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Se relaciona con las personas de su trabajo (sin definir aún), tiene dos amigas y de vez en cuando habla con su familia o la visita. Vive una vida relativamente común. Conoce a alguien que le da vueltas a la mentalidad que ella solo se creía capaz de tener. Es una asesina serial por lo que la ciudad está un por indignada por lo sucedido y hay una investigación sobre eso.

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El evento que desencadena los problemas de la protagonista es que conoce a alguien con quien no sabe distinguir lo que siente por esa persona, tal vez solo es atracción o amor o solo otra victima más.

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Historias de vida y relación con procesos históricos

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Historias de vida y relación con procesos históricos

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Creció cerca NY pero en una comunidad bastante pequeña por lo que mudarse a la gran ciudad le dio un sentido de por primera vez pasar desapercibida entre las miles de personas ahí. Esta historia ocurre en el mundo actual y su trauma se despierta al ver que tan insignificantes pueden ser las vidas después de morir.

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Relaciones personales y afectación recíproca 

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Relaciones personales y afectación recíproca 

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se relaciona con sus victimas de manera en que un pequeño detalle detone sus ganas de matar, pero durante todo esto conoce a una persona y se confunde en si es atracción, amor lo que siente por esa persona y no sabe muy bien como sobrellevarlo

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Posicionamiento ante las coyunturas de vida

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Posicionamiento ante las coyunturas de vida

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Internamente sabe que lo que hace no es bien visto por la sociedad pero ella no lo considera así, le gusta actuar indignada ante los demás sobre estas matanzas. Sus traumas(aún no definidos) le dificultan sentir su alrededor y percibir lo que esta socialmente aceptado.

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Es una mujer de 27 años, la profesión aún no está definida, tuvo una infancia dura pero feliz, sin embargo algo traumático la llevo a matar. Vive disimulando todo lo que hace y hasta el momento no ha sido atrapada. Tiene rasgos atractivos, es de cabello castaño y de estatura de 1.73m.

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Este personaje es una asesina serial, sin embargo no actúa como tal y aparte de eso tiene una vida muy común y corriente en una gran ciudad

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https://miro.com/app/board/uXjVPfKwB9Q=/?share_link_id=719652639555

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Una de las opciones que estoy considerando es que la historia se desarrolle en nueva york, por lo que conocer el estilo de vida o la manera en que ciertos detalles destacan me permitieron crear un escenario más real, sin embargo, hay una posibilidad de que cree mi propia ciudad con aspectos inspirados en NY para crear detalles beneficiosos a mi historia.
Referencia:
Isabelle. (2021, November 21). The Real Pros & Cons of Living in NYC to Know BEFORE Moving to NYC. Dominican Abroad; Dominican Abroad. https://www.dominicanabroad.com/living-in-nyc-moving/

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En esta fuente exploré los distintos tipos de asesinos, lo cual me da una noción de la razón por la que hacen lo que hacen y los distintos detonantes. Consideró que en esta información encontré datos de mucha utilidad para conocer como piensan, traumas o trastornos psicológicos detrás de todo esto, así como un análisis más detallado de mi idea de identidad para el personaje protagonista.

Referencia:
Analysis Of The Mind Of Serial Killers. (2013). Legalserviceindia.com. https://www.legalserviceindia.com/legal/article-3482-analysis-of-the-mind-of-serial-killers.html#:~:text=Although%20psychological%20gratification%20is%20the,financial%20gain%2C%20and%20attention%20seeking.

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The crime of murder has been known to be present in our society since the early 1660s. Historians who have done extensive research on the topic of murder have found evidence of murder occurr...

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En esta fuente me sirvió para conocer como operaban los asesinos seriales más inteligentes del mundo, además, me di cuenta que todos tienen un IQ muy alto por lo que tal vez ese deba ser el caso de mi protagonista. Aún no defino si me gustaría trabajar con esto o hacer de mi personaje principal una persona normal en este ámbito.

Referencia:

RobTheWriter. (2021, July 8). The Smartest Serial Killers ever - RobTheWriter - Medium. Medium; Medium. https://writingrob.medium.com/the-smartest-serial-killers-ever-f13c2b182dae

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Not all serial killers are smart, some are average and some even possess low IQ but today I’ll talk about some of the smartest serial…

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El plot de la película “Shutter island” me funciono para darme cuenta que la idea es que mi protagonista no sea quien el público cree que es. Ya que en este film recorremos la historia con mucho misterio desde el punto de vista del protagonista y las sospechas que tiene de su alrededor para al final revelarse que él era todo lo contrario a lo que se creía.

Referencia:

Scorsese M. (productor), Scorsese M. Medavoy M. (directores) (2010) Shutter Island (película) EU.: Paramount Pictures, Columbia Pictures, Phoenix Pictures.

Tráiler de la película:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5iaYLCiq5RM

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Crimen / un poco de romance

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Isabella Cabrera Méndez
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Resumen: en general en esta fuente pude encontrar casos de formas en las que asesinos se salieron con la suya y escaparon de la justicia, considero que es un parte aguas para indagar en las peculiaridades de sus actos e inspirarme para escribir sobre el tema.

Referencia:
Steinberg, N. (2015, September). 10 Serial Killers Who Have Never Been Caught. HowStuffWorks; HowStuffWorks. https://people.howstuffworks.com/10-serial-killers-that-have-never-been-caught.htm

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American culture has a particular fascination with serial killers, to the point where they have been elevated to the level of myth: terrifying monsters that keep us up at night but ones we seemingly can't stop learning about. While it's chilling to read about the atrocious acts that serial killers such as John Wayne Gacy or Ted Bundy committed, it's just as fascinating to speculate about the ones who have never been caught.

There's something uniquely frightening about the thought that many of these killers are probably still out there somewhere, walking among us. We crave answers to our questions, but unfortunately, we'll probably never know the true identities of most of these murderers. While there are numerous serial killers who have successfully evaded capture, the stories behind the following murderers are perhaps the greatest examples of the ones who got away.

10. The Babysitter

The Oakland County Child Killer, better known as "The Babysitter," is an unidentified serial killer who murdered at least four children in Oakland County, Michigan, between 1976 and 1977. The killer received their nickname because each child was bathed before their murder, suggesting the killer had some form of twisted parental instinct. Due to children being the only targets, the investigation set off a wave of mass hysteria in the state of Michigan at the time, with parents understandably obsessed with educating their children on "stranger danger" and instituting many neighborhood watch initiatives. The truly disturbing part of the whole case was that each of the children -Mark Stebbins, 12, Jill Robinson, 12, Kristine Mihelich, 10, and Timothy King, 11 - were discovered fully-clothed and washed, and were held anywhere from 4 to 19 days before being killed. Despite a few promising leads, including the discovery of a Blue AMC Gremlin suspected of having been the killer's car, the case remains open.

9. Highway of Tears Killers

While the United States is generally thought of as the serial killer capital of the world, Canada has had its fair share of heinous murders, including more than a few that remain unsolved. Perhaps the most infamous of these is the Highway of Tears in British Columbia, a 450-mile (720 kilometer) stretch of Highway 16 between Prince George and Prince Rupert that has seen at least 18 (and possibly as many as 40) predominantly Indigenous women murdered between 1969 and 2011. Given that the murders span almost a 50year period, it is believed that there have been multiple killers along the Highway of Tears, with only one suspect ever being implicated definitively in some way. The DNA of serial killer Bobby Fowler, who died in 2006 while in prison, was discovered on the body of Colleen MacMillen, who went missing in 1974. Unfortunately, investigators have concluded that it would have been impossible for Fowler to have commited most of the murders given his movements at the time, so it is likely that the other killer or killers remain at large.

8. Bible John

Regarded as Scotland's biggest manhunt, the hunt for Bible John has turned up multiple suspects over the years, but his identity has never been proven in the 45+ years since the murders of Patricia Docker, 25, Jemima McDonald, 32, and Helen Puttock, 29, occurred. All three victims had been beaten and raped prior to their murders and had all met the killer at the same Glasgow club, the Barrowland Ballroom. The key information in the case came from Helen Puttock's sister Jean, who had driven in the same taxi as her sister and the suspected killer the night she was murdered. Jean's information helped investigators form a psychological profile of the killer and the man's many Bible references led to the "Bible John" nickname. Unfortunately, Jean died in 2010.

7. Alphabet Killer

The Alphabet Murders occurred in the early 1970s in Rochester, New York. The names of the case and the suspected killer are derived from the fact that the three victims, all young girls, had alliterative first and last names (Carmen Colon, 10, Wanda Walkowicz, 11, and Michelle Maenza, 11). Each victim was raped and strangled and despite numerous promising leads, the New York Alphabet Murders have never been conclusively solved. One of the main suspects was Joseph Naso, who was convicted of four similar murders in California (in an eerie twist, one of Naso's victims was also named Carmen Colon). His DNA, however, did not match samples taken from the New York victims, and he was sentenced to death for the California murders in 2013.

6. Charlie Chop-Off

A killer who operated in Manhattan from 1972 to 1974, Charlie Chop-Off killed four children and attempted a fifth. The killer was given their nickname due to their practice of committing genital mutilation on their male victims. The prime suspect was Erno Soto, who was arrested by police in May 1974 after trying to abduct a young boy. Soto, a mental patient from the Manhattan State Hospital on an on-and-off basis, confessed to the 1973 murder of 8-year-old Steven Cropper. Soto, however, was never conclusively linked to the murders and was deemed unfit to stand trial, although the murders did stop after his arrest.

5. Servant Girl Annihilator

One of America's earliest serial killers, the Servant Girl Annihilator stalked Austin, Texas, over the span of a year from December 1884 to December 1885 and had eight known victims. The killer got their nickname because they primarily targeted female servants, but they also had one male victim. Each victim was attacked while asleep in their beds, with several women dragged outside to be murdered. The killings instigated a wave of paranoia and fear in Texas, with a Dec. 26, 1885, article in The New York Times reporting that over four hundred men were arrested by area police over the course of a year. The murders were never officially solved, with some believing that the increased public vigilance and safety measures forced the killer to move away. The most likely suspect was Nathan Elgin, a young African American cook who was shot and killed by police shortly after the last murder for assaulting a woman with a knife.

4. The Long Island Killer

A killer who operated in the Long Island region for at least 20 years from 1996 to (possibly) the present and with anywhere from 10-17 murders attributed to the unknown suspect, the Long Island Killer is one of the most recent American serial killers to go unidentified. Authorities know very little about the suspect, speculating that he is likely a white male in his mid-20s to 40s with extensive knowledge of law enforcement operations and techniques, which would explain how he has avoided capture successfully.

3. The Doodler

The Doodler got his nickname due to his practice of sketching his male victims before having sex with them and stabbing them to death. The killer operated in the San Fransisco area from January 1974 to September 1975 and targeted the area's gay community, claiming between six and 14 lives in the process while injuring multiple other victims who survived. Due to the sensitive nature of identifying as gay at the time, the surviving victims were reluctant to speak to police in fear of being "outed" and as a result, there was very little information for authorities to go on. An unidentified young man was the primary suspect, but was never officially charged because none of the men would testify in court.

2. The Zodiac Killer

Thanks in large part to the 2007 film starring Jake Gyllenhaal and Robert Downey Jr. that depicted the investigation, the Zodiac Killer is perhaps the most infamous unsolved serial killer case in the United States. Much like Jack the Ripper did almost a century prior, the Zodiac taunted police by sending investigators and the Bay Area press cryptic messages, only one of which was ever conclusively solved. There has been an open case file on the Zodiac Killer since 1969 and in total, 5 murders have been definitively linked to the case, with as many as 37 victims possibly being connected. There have been numerous suspects over the years, but this is one case that will likely remain unsolved for a long time to come.

1. Jack the Ripper

He's the most iconic serial killer for a reason, which is primarily because he was never caught. Jack the Ripper is often credited with jump-starting Western culture's serial killer fixation, and it's easy to see why. The Ripper murdered at least five women in the impoverished Whitechapel district of London in 1888 and the media frenzy surrounding the case contributed greatly to public obsession, ignited as it was by a series of letters purportedly sent to police by the killer, including the infamous "From Hell" letter that inspired related modern fiction of the same name. In all, there are now well over 100 theories regarding the Ripper's identity, proving that this unsolved case continues to have a collective hold over our murder-obsessed culture.

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10 Serial Killers Who Have Never Been Caught

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American culture has a particular fascination with serial killers, to the point where they have been elevated to the level of myth: terrifying monsters that keep us up at night but ones we seemingly can't stop learning about. Here are the stories behind 10 who got away.