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Marissa A. Harrison

@mharrisonpsu

Ph.D. research psychologist, Professor of Psychology at Penn State Harrisburg. Studies murder and sexuality. Author w/Cambridge University Press.

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The eclipse, because at about 3:20PM that one day, we didn't hate each other. We looked to the sky together with wonder and appreciation. Maybe we can learn to look at each other with wonder and appreciation.

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The Rare Female Serial Killers: 'Not Who You Think It Is' newsweek.com/serial-killer-… Thank you, Monica Sagar, for this insightful article. It was a pleasure speaking with you. Newsweek

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I have been asked which homicide cases stick with me. All of them do. Still, probably one of the most awful was that of serial killer Martha Patty Cannon. Her crimes were so heinous they are still talked about well over 200 years later. msa.maryland.gov/megafile/msa/s…

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Hometown Tragedies They did a good job with this case. I appreciate being a guest. The Social Worker was a hero. youtube.com/watch?v=JCF04f…

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Tuesday at 9AM on Charlotte Talks: the popularity of true crime stories and the ethics of reporting and consuming them with Renee Williams of the The National Center for Victims of Crime, Charlie Tuggle, and Marissa A. Harrison wfae.org/show/charlotte…

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Today in 1983, we lost the great Karen Carpenter, singer and drummer of The Carpenters. She was named the best rock drummer in 1975, when she was 25 years old.

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September 11, 2001, marked one of our nation’s darkest days. Few responded as bravely as New York City’s first responders. That day, the FDNY lost 343, Port Authority of NY & NJ lost 37, NYPD lost 23, and many others continue to suffer from illnesses related to 9/11. We will #NeverForget.