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Why would the perpetrators commit the crimes to the victims in the first place?

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The use of drama and CGI in order to glorify criminal cases.

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Are there any similarities in the experiences of perpetrators leading up to crime?

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The questions I how does a person go over the limit to the point in were they get the need to take a life and how do the killers themselves think of themselves after they have committed the crime.

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The information on the infographic shows statistics on crime and no bias due to its layout in statistics. True crime is the case of its original form, and this infographic shows that.

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Some of the questions I have in relation to this information are:
How come people don't think about the outcomes of committing such crimes?
What could have possibly happened to them that they take such a step of committing a crime.

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These statistics are closely connected to the genre of true crime as they provide the factual basis for the cases presented in this genre. These statistics are able to provide only the truth, not influenced by author's opinion or censored by the media

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This information is related to true crime as it displays the misconceptions that the public may have about true crime and showing statistics on the types of crime rates as well as the relation between the victim and perpetrators.

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This information is connected to true crime because True crime can be any crime that is committed by a person like theft or vandalism. The reason why people might be doing these crimes is because they could have grown up in a rough area or they might have mental problems or they might have family issues.

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The numbers of small crimes (small theft, vandalism) are much larger than that of larger crimes such as murder and rape.

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This information is connected to true crime because there are many different crimes occurring throughout the world. This information also provides drama which is rather unnecessary.

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The majority of perpetrators were male

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Mostly male

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I would like to learn more about what is changed to amplify drama in novels/shows and how author/directors do this whilst still keeping the plot and themes real.

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In reality most crimes are property and non violent however true crime makes it out to be that all crimes are violent. True crime overdramatizes crimes and the frequency of them.

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Violent crimes and serial killers are seen to be significantly less common when compared to the property crimes such as theft and vandalism.

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Most crimes are property related and non violent

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Why do people kill people, can someone hate somebody that they are willing to take a life, What percentage of killers have remorse for the crime a question I want to unpack is why are there many more male murders compared to female murders.

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In 2020, there was a number of victims to homicide, that was over average and was typically men killed by men.

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This is connected to the true crime genre as it shows how the genre differs from reality. It also shows how it affects our perception of crime in the real world, like who the victims are and how common murder really is.

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'smaller' property crimes like theft and vandalism were more prevalent than homicides and serial killer cases

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most crimes are seen to be property crimes, while violent crimes are quite lower in frequency

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A large number of crimes was theft and vandalism of properties, whereas there is a lower number of homicides

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Something which was different was that the homicide victims were mostly females.

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The perpetrators are usually male most of the time.

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There were more male perpetrators than female.

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Many of the perpetrators are male.

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males were seen to be the majority of the perpetrators

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The information taken by the true crime genre is over dramatised and makes murder look more common compared to the statistics around the world and the true crime genre also over dramatizes the crimes commited.

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Most of the perpetrators tend to be men

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A question I have is how many less woman murderers there have been and what type of people have become their victims. I would also like to unpack the gender strength gap and how this affects the type of crime that man and woman usually commit. I think this would also show us why some people do crimes to the extreme.

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A large portion of crimes committed are property crimes, and acts of violence are significantly lower in frequency.

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The majority of crimes being committed are usually boiled down to just property crimes like theft or vandalism.

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The preparators were mostly male.

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The perpetrators are usually male

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The infographic provides data on victims' and perpetrators' gender and ethnicity which is important to understand what isn't usually shown in true crime novels and shows. From the menti meter, there is a common idea perpetrators tend to have mental issues and often have negative family lives. People tend to think this possibly because it is what sells as it is an intriguing plot and makes the audience empathise with a 'killer'.

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Victims varied from male to female, rather then being mostly or only female.

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This information is connected to the true crime genre because there are many different crimes that are committed in reality rather than what are usually shown in true crime shows and they are not usually as interesting as shown.

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It was similiar that the perpertrators were male.

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The majority of victims are male and murder is not nearly the most common crime.

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Many people assumed that the crime would be something serious like murder but many crimes committed are said to be theft and vandalism.

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The victims vary from males to females and not just unsuspecting females like in the shows.

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A large amount of perpetrators are male

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That Black people are more likely to be aimed at since the percentage varies from 200% to 800% more than the amount for white victims.

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Something that were different is that victims of homicide are more likely to be male than female.

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The perpetrators tend to be male.

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Perpetrators are mostly men

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The perpetrators are usually male.

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What questions does this raise in your own understanding of crime? What questions would you like to unpack?

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In what way is this information connected to the genre of true crime? Connect your new understanding - What does this information tell you about crime? why do people do it? who does it and why might this be?

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What are some differences identified in our word clouds compared to the infographic? What information is surprising to you? What bias/assumptions may you already have and how have they differed?

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In what ways are you assumptions from the menti aligned with the infographic? (Consider gender, victims, perpetrators, race etc)