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  • “Tommy Lee,” a good-looking man in his 30s, was charged with multiple counts of murder for which he was facing death in the electric chair. His 10 victims, many of whom were reportedly prostitutes, were all young women who had voluntarily gotten into his car and driven off with him to wooded areas. [Source: Encyclopedia of Murder and Violent Crime; Violent Behavior: Psychoanalytic Theories]

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