"If a normal man fancied a girl, he'd naturally feel a desire to see her, to be close to her, to smell her and kiss her. To me, eating is just an extension of that."

That is Issei Sagawa — a man who shot his classmate in the back of the neck while she was reading poetry to him, consumed her body over two days, and said his only regret was that he hadn't eaten her while she was still alive. He wanted possession without destruction. The impossible Taurus wish. He was declared legally insane in France, deported to Japan, declared sane by Japanese psychiatrists, and released on a technicality. He went on to publish twenty books and write restaurant reviews. He died in 2022, a free man.

Martin Bryant traveled the world fourteen times in two years — not because he enjoyed the destinations, but because the airplane seat mates were the only people he could talk to who couldn't walk away. He told a neighbor he would do something that would make everyone remember him. On April 28, 1996, he killed thirty-five people at Port Arthur, Tasmania, in twenty-two minutes.

Sid Vicious couldn't exist outside Nancy Spungen's orbit. The fixed sign that had attached itself to another body couldn't survive the detachment. He spent the last four months of his life trying to follow her.

Marvin Lee Irvin killed the woman who helped his wife escape. Then he went back to the same cornfield with two more women. And again.

Episode 15 closes the Love block with four final cases and a full retrospective across twenty-one killers and six episodes. Five systemic warning signs — including the capstone: we romanticize the inability to let go, and that romanticization costs lives.

Featuring: Martin Bryant (Port Arthur Massacre) | Issei Sagawa | Sid Vicious | Marvin Lee Irvin.

Sources: Wikipedia | Australian Federal Police | Japanese court records | Murderpedia | Missouri court records

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