When does the event with Lydia Benecke take place?

The event takes place on Saturday, October 23, 2027. It starts at 7 PM, with doors opening at 6 PM.

Where does the lecture take place?

The lecture takes place in the Large Hall of the Edwin-Scharff-Haus, Silcherstraße 40, 89231 Neu-Ulm.

What is the topic of criminal psychology of serial murder?

Lydia Benecke explains psychological factors, motives, and scientific insights related to serial murder and offender structures.

Is there an age restriction?

The organizer notes that entry is permitted from 16 years old.

Is the venue accessible to people with disabilities?

The Large Hall is furnished with seats and, according to the event information, is easily accessible.

Where can tickets be purchased?

Tickets are available through Eventim, Ulmtickets, Reservix, and at well-known pre-sale outlets.

Lydia Benecke reads in Neu-Ulm 2027

Name: Lydia Benecke – Criminal Psychology of Serial Murder
Start: 2027-10-23T19:00:00+02:00
End: 2027-10-23T19:00:00+02:00
Location: Edwin-Scharff-Haus

Lydia Benecke decodes the criminal psychology of serial murder

What drives people to kill repeatedly? What psychological factors distinguish serial killers from other offenders, and what scientific insights help us better understand and prevent such acts in the future? In the Edwin-Scharff-Haus in Neu-Ulm, Lydia Benecke provides an informed look at the dark side of human behavior.

Between Case History and Scientific Analysis

Lydia Benecke combines criminal psychological expertise with understandable scientific communication. In her event, she examines motives, personality structures, and recurring patterns that play a role in serial murders. Exciting case examples serve as a starting point for a differentiated view that clearly distinguishes itself from sensationalist true-crime entertainment.

The Language of Criminal Psychology

The atmosphere of this evening's reading is created less by literary fiction and more by the precise reconstruction of real cases and the linguistic artistry of an experienced author and speaker. Benecke makes complex narrative connections accessible and places them within the current scientific discourse. The focus is not solely on spectacle and horror, but on the question of causes, structures, and social responsibility.

An Author Encounter with Professional Depth

As a graduate psychologist, criminal psychologist, and bestselling author, Lydia Benecke has been working with criminal psychological issues for many years. Her well-known non-fiction books include On Thin Ice: The Psychology of Evil, Sadists: Deadly Love, and Female Psychopaths: The Psychology of Female Evil. Her books and media projects connect forensic perspectives, psychological research, and a vivid presentation of complex offender typologies.

An Evening for True Crime and Literature Enthusiasts

The event is aimed at anyone interested in psychology, forensics, non-fiction literature, and the cultural discourse on evil. Benecke also highlights the surprising development that serial murders have been declining internationally for many years and presents scientific explanatory approaches. Thus, the evening becomes a literary experience between analysis, narrative art, and social reflection.

Conclusion: Knowledge Instead of Sensation-Seeking Fascination

Visitors can expect an intense evening with precise classifications, compelling case examples, and a clear scientific perspective. Those who wish to understand the mechanisms behind serial murders and experience criminal psychology firsthand will find an exceptional author encounter with Lydia Benecke at the Edwin-Scharff-Haus.