Young people Quote by Kurt Vonnegut

“Anyone can be a killer. There is no physical trait that distinguishes murderers from the rest of society.”

— Chrys Fey

“Not long ago, ninety percent of homicides were committed by people who knew their victims. Now as many as thirty percent involved people who…

— Dean Koontz

“but that the production of lawlessness was an appropriate way to find murderers who could be recruited for organized actions.”

— Timothy Snyder

“Start your killers young, before their consciences are grown. Start them young and they will be lethal.”

— Bernard Cornwell

“Society is nothing more than people cooperating with other people they'd much rather murder.”

— David Wong

“One thing that was beyond our wildest dreams was that somehow the simulation of arguably justifiable serial murder could bring people together.”

— Michael C. Hall

“Murder is no less a crime when the victim is common born.”

— Rae Carson

“More murders have been committed for respectability than one would believe possible! The”

— Agatha Christie

“It reinforces a sense of safety, even of pleasure, to know that murder is possible, just not here. At the start of the nineteenth…

— Judith Flanders

“If it was killing-and it was- then I thought it not murder, but a justifiable homicide, undertaken in desperate self defense.”

— Diana Gabaldon

“Justice might well prevail in the end, but ordinary people like me had no guarantee of surviving that long. We might get killed on…

— Kouhei Kadono

“People also felt that a great crime had been committed, yet there was not going to be a great punishment.”

— Bethany McLean