ABSTRACT
Stephen “Tony” Mobley has all the attributes of a natural born killer. Nobody could blame his upbringing – he came from an affluent, white, middle-class American family and he was not abused or mistreated as a child. Yet as he grew up he became increasingly violent, and at the age of 25 he walked into a pizza store and casually shot the manager in the neck after robbing the till and joking that he would apply for the job vacancy when the man was dead.
