Coordinated by Dr. Jay Thomas, School of Professional Psychology, Pacific University. You see the headlines all too often.
Teens kill classmates and teachers at school.
Teens caught randomly shooting people on the street. A teen sets fire to his apartment building and kills several people. Teens accused of murdering two men, just for the thrill of it. A couple is killed at the beach, again simply for the thrill of killing. In America today, a 17 year old boy is 10 times more likely to commit murder than his Canadian counterpart.