We Do & Don't Want to Discuss Serial Killers, Taboo Topic Like Car Accident Says Vonda Pelto, Ph.D

Vonda Pelto, Ph.D., Author of 'Without Redemption'

We Do & Don't Want to Discuss Serial Killers, Taboo Topic Like Car Accident Says Vonda Pelto, Ph.D.: On the Thunderstruck Radio Show Vonda Pelto, Ph.D. is asked by the host if people really don't want to talk about serial killers? Vonda, author of Without Remorse: The Story of the Woman Who Kept Los Angeles' Serial Killers Alive, says that it is like driving by a car accident, we don't want to look but can't help ourselves from seeing if there is blood or bodies involved. Having spent over three years, from 1980 to 1984, dealing with a number of really evil serial killers and a number of rapists and other nasty criminals, Vonda became hardened to the topic and actually developed a rather tough veneer that has stuck with her ever since. Her salty language and give and could you get attitude reflect the stressful circumstances she encountered every day at the Los Angeles Men's Central Jail and in the cell block with really evil men. Movies about serial killers attest to the nature of people wanting to know but now know, wanting to see but not see, desiring to understand but not wanting to understand too well as it might tap in to a hidden aspect of their own personalities. For more about Vonda Pelto, Ph.D., author of Without Remorse: The Story of the Woman Who Kept Los Angeles' Serial Killers Alive, go to www.WithoutRemorseBook.com.