RICHARD KUKLINSKI

Biography of Richard Kuklinski

Biography of Richard Kuklinski

Introduction

The growth of psychology suggested the possibility for experts to offer insight into the serial killer. His childhood development, family relationships, early criminal behavior, and drives would be revealed in a psychological portrait or profile. Richard Kuklinski was born was on April 11, 1935, in Jersey City, N.J. He died on March 5 in the prison wing of St. Francis Hospital in Trenton, N.J. He was 70. He is survived by his wife Barbara, and their three children. New Jersey Corrections would not disclose the cause of death, but said it was not suspicious. In the next section, we will discuss Richard Kuklinski's mindset having no feeling what so ever about killing all of these people (Ressler, 1998).

Discussion & Analysis

Persons unable to control their urges may be viewed as yielding to irresistible impulses and as acting on the spur of the moment, without forethought. They are controlled only by compulsion and may be subject to processes which spark the impulses that drive them to the acts they commit. There exists around us a behavior that is so indelibly illogica1 that it defeats everything good and worthwhile that we attempt to accomplish. It seems that we are simply ill-equipped to understand the complex issues that form the underlying structure of the multiple murderers' aberrant psyche. Environmental factors (i.e. socio-political, cultural and economic) do have a bearing on discovering what motivates this type of killer, but it is also necessary to penetrate the impenetrable, to examine the dynamics of the unconscious. It seems that death, sex, and most commonly women form an interwoven symbolization that might be the key to this impenetrable bastion. It is beyond the scope of this paper to explain the complexities of homosexual serial killings. One can, however, be persuaded that the developmental features in this population of killers, mirror those of killers of females, with the exception of the dynamics occurring at the most important juncture - the oedipal Period. Same happened in the case of Richard Kuklinski, didn't have any emotions or empathy for the livings things, irrespective of whether it's an animal or human being (Schechter, 2004).

He was born, on 11th April 1935 in New Jersey, and raised by an alcoholic and abusive father; Richard Kuklinski commits his first murder at age 13, the boss of her class. In 1973, he recruited by the mafia. His total lack of emotion and remorse enables him to work with the largest Mafia families in the United States. He earned the nickname "Ice Man" because he kept the bodies of his victims in the freezer for weeks to mislead the police on the day of the murders. It is still considered one of the killers darkest, most violent and most complex of its time. Richard Kuklinski was a murderer for hire for the mob for two decades. He specialized in a variety of procedures for killing, and his specialty was the disposition of the corpse to the police linked him ...