SERIAL KILLERS - Part 2. Rūta Treija's Criminology Lecture Performance

What happens in a person's mind when the line between evil and unimaginable cruelty no longer exists?

On April 10, criminology lecturer Rūta Treija will return to Pegaza Viesistaba with her special criminology lecture performance “Serial Killers - Part 2” - an evening where the dark side of the human mind meets science, history, and black humor.

This is not an ordinary lecture. It is an engaging and psychologically intense experience, in which real historical facts and the life stories of criminals are used in an attempt to understand what is sometimes almost impossible to grasp.

The conversation will focus on serial killers and the darkest aspects of their crimes - sexual deviance, necrophilia, cannibalism, sadism, and other extremes of human behavior.

A special place in the lecture is also devoted to the history of the FBI Behavioral Research Unit and its role in studying and profiling criminals whose crimes are sometimes hard to believe.

Rūta Treija's lectures stand out for their ability to present complex and difficult criminology topics not only factually, but also vividly, engagingly, and with a pronounced dose of black humor. So once again, an evening can be expected in which unsettling stories alternate with surprise, irony, and conversations that continue long after the lecture ends.

And all of this in the special atmosphere of Pegaza Viesistaba. A cozy, warm, and intimate space that creates a striking contrast to the lecture's dark content. Here, horrifying stories become an experience of conversation and discovery, rather than just frightening facts.

Warning! The lecture content is graphic and psychologically heavy, and it may cause unpleasant feelings. Please critically assess your readiness to listen to such content. Recommended age: 18+

The lecture starts at 7: 00 PM. Admission from 6:00 PM.

Lecture duration: approximately

• 2.5-3 hours with a break.

The event may be filmed and photographed. The materials obtained may be used for publicity purposes.