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There Is No ‘Killer Gene' – Why Do People Commit Crimes?

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The image of the "monster" does little to understand why people commit crimes. Criminologist Benjamin Knull explores the causes in his new book.

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There Is No ‘Killer Gene' – Why Do People Commit Crimes?

The image of the "monster" does little to understand why people commit crimes. Criminologist Benjamin Knull explores the causes in his new book.

·Kassel, Germany
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hna.de broke the news in Kassel, Germany on Tuesday, October 6, 2026.
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