Jackson Hole, WYOMING (Enviro Snowflake Brief)— The question “Are trappers genetically the same as serial killers?” comes up in discussion of famous serial killers most heinous acts. Scientists now conclude “yes” both are “wired” (flawed) similarly.
Molecular psychiatry researchers have now proven what will not surprise the average citizen, who has the stomach to research the cult of trapping- serial killers and trappers share the same rare defective gene code creating two distinct “monsters” unleashed on different sentient beings.
Scientists from the Karolinska Institute in Sweden found that 96% of wildlife trappers carried the “serial killer genes” known as MAOA and CDH13.
Trappers are carriers of the same genetic variants as serial killers with a predisposition to enjoy the power of inflicting torture and death.
The study was led by Professor Jari Tiihonen, who analyzed the genes of 150 licensed trappers across Montana, Wyoming, and Idaho. Each trapper qualified for the study through years of first hand accounts and social media postings demonstrating, not only all the creative ways they torture animals before ending the animal’s life, but also showcasing genuine passion and joy for the suffering they inflicted on their victims.
Published in the journal of Molecular Psychiatry, the findings concluded that inhumane wildlife trapper’s newly identified gene defect (serial killer genes) explains why most psychologists for years, who study this abhorrent killing cult of middle aged white males, diagnose them with, what is colloquially known as psychopathy, or sociopathy.
The disorder is characterized by consistent traits manifested and witnessed in wildlife trappers:
- A disregard for morals, social norms- humans or animals
- Exploitation of others in harmful ways for their own gain or pleasure (sadistic tendencies)- verified by viewing trapper social media
- Feigning innocence, or pretending to be working for an admirable cause- falsely claiming their “joy killing” helps the environment
- A lack of empathy for others, and a lack of guilt or remorse about harming others- taunting, abusing or leaving trapped animals in a trap for days
- Explicit hostility, irritability, agitation, aggression- attempting to intimidate those exposing their blood sport
After the new Swedish study was released to the public last week, there are media reports citizens around the globe are advocating their local governments to establish a new registry in their communities to alert neighbors if a licensed wildlife trapper is living amongst them.
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