Wow ... all I can think is I'm relieved I'm not him (or any of the people he killed). This killer reminds me in some way of another killer in an episode of Murder Maps (I can't remember which episode, but it was fascinating). I can totally see how a kid who was abused, neglected, and who witnessed the people around him being involved in violence, hard drugs and going to prison - that a child like that would likely be some sort of crazy. The fact that he wasn't helped in time is tragic for everyone. I believe that the reason he was not found to be insane is because the authorities really did not like him and wanted him dead. Seems like he made a lot of trouble for them.
Kids who grow up in terrible circumstances and don't become murderers still suffer, still are likely to be maladjusted. They might become another kind of criminal, not be able to hold a job, have abusive relationships, self-harm, etc. I wonder if Jenkins got hit in the head when he was young as well. I've read some articles which suggest that getting hit in the head can cause or exacerbate violent tendencies, among other things. The connection may have been made after some high-profile sports figures displayed such symptoms after head trauma.
Thank you :)
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2020-08-19 09:03:16 +0000 UTC
If only he had love and compassion from his family #SadAsHell folks πͺ ty for this video sweetie
Minister Elana C Henderson
2019-08-27 00:22:47 +0000 UTC