William Bonin Quotes

“there is some evidence that some serial killers have brain damage that impact their ability to exact rational control.”
― Jack Rosewood, William Bonin: The True Story of The Freeway Killer

“I was dying for a hamburger and I knew if I went out with the cops they would buy me a hamburger,”
― Jack Rosewood, William Bonin: The True Story of The Freeway Killer

“Abusive experiences, mental illnesses and neurological deficits interplayed to produce the tragedies reported in the newspapers. The most vicious criminals have also been, overwhelmingly, people who have been grotesquely abused as children and have paranoid patterns of thinking,” said Pincus in his book, adding that childhood traumas can impact the developmental anatomy and functioning of the brain.”
― Jack Rosewood, William Bonin: The True Story of The Freeway Killer

“One expert, Robert K. Ressler, considered the foremost authority on serial killers – he coined the term – went so far as to say “100 percent had been abused as children, either with violence, neglect or humiliation.”
― Jack Rosewood, William Bonin: The True Story of The Freeway Killer