In general, lust murder is a phenomenon most common among serial killers.

Fantasies are a key component in lust murders and can never be completely fulfilled.

He hesitated, then added, "Considering how she died, I think it was a lust murder.

A lust murder is a homicide in which the offender searches for erotic satisfaction by killing someone.

Domestic shootings, poisonings, beatings and stabbings are one thing, but a lust murder is another.

The German public also became fascinated with reports of homicides, especially "lust murders" or Lustmord.

Most cases of lust murder involve male perpetrators; however, accounts of female lust murderers do exist.

Lust murder is synonymous with the paraphilic term erotophonophilia, which is sexual arousal or gratification contingent on the death of a human being.

Lust murderers increase the use of drug, alcohol, and pornography can escalate their paraphilic that eventually engaging in sexual homicide or lust murder.

The paraphilia within the lust murders are usually involving of mutilation, flagellation, picquerism, cannibalism, vampirism, and necrophilia with victim bodies.

Her first novel Das verlorene Kind (The lost child) was published in 1926 and caused great controversy for its subject matter, the lust murder of a four year old girl by an older boy.

One lust murder don't look much different from another no matter who's committed it unless the squirrel's into drinking blood or barbecuing people on spits - and this squirrel we're dealing with ain't a Lucas.

Attempts at atonement may take the form of penance, for example, by self-administered asphyxiation or electrical shock, or the form of sacrifice of the partner through sadistic acts or lust murder.

Schedel-Stupperich (2001) state that some horse-ripping incidences have a sexual connection, and in general, the link between sadistic sexual acts with animals and sadistic practices with humans or lust murders has been heavily researched.

Although the dynamic of violent fantasy in lust murders is understood, an individual's violence fantasy alone is not enough to determine if an individual has or has not engaged in lust murder.

In some cases, rape and lust murder themes came to the forefront, as in Urotsukidoji by Toshio Maeda and Blue Catalyst from 1994 by Kei Taniguchi, but these extreme themes are not commonplace in either untranslated or translated manga.