Experts have warned of an increasing number of so -called '0 to 100 murderers' who look at extreme violence online at the plot of slaughter from their bedrooms.
The suspects are usually loners without previous criminal convictions who watch torture, mutilation and decapitation videos on the internet.
Criminal Justice experts now believe that there can be a connection between viewing extreme violence online and performing it in real life.
This is in contradiction with earlier research that the concern about the impact of violence on video games and films on young people.
The new warning comes after the case of Twisted Killer Nicholas Prosper who slaughtered his family and had planned a bloodbath in primary school in September last year.
The internet history of the teenager revealed that he had a fascination for violence and was even kicked out of a GORE website because of his crooked position on child abuse.
Buren added that he spent so much time on the internet that they did not even know that he existed, even though he often talked to his mother.
Jonathan Hall, the independent reviewer of the Government of Terrorism legislation, told the Guardian that he is now dealing with a 'new threat cohort'.
Twisted Killer Nicholas Prosper who slaughtered his family and had planned a bloodbath in primary school in September last year, had an obsession with extreme violence online
From left to right: Giselle Prosper, 13, Juliana Prosper, 48 and 16-year-old Kyle Prosper were all killed in their own house
Criminal Justice experts now believe that there can be a connection between online looking at extreme violence online and performing it in real life (stock photo)
He said that these suspects are usually a combination of those who are radicalized online and those who “went on the internet in a dark world.”
Mr. Hall said: 'There are quite a few similarities – they are isolated loners, boys instead of girls, the internet is clearly central, a fairly high percentage has neurodivence.
“We must be grim about this – this behavior could not have existed without the internet because it is the source of the idea that certain types of violence are the solution.”
David Wilson, emeritus professor of criminology at Birmingham City University, also spoke about how he believes that violence on social media differs from that in video games or films.
He said that the first is usually 'more extreme' and is considered absorbent because it is often only consumed.
It is also believed that online algorithms push content to isolated young people who are increasingly extreme.
Professor Wilson noticed an increase in the so -called '0 to 100 murderers' and said that they have the trend of the conviction that criminal behavior develops gradually and over time.
He blamed factors such as poor mental health and cutbacks at youth clubs for 'compiling' the problem.
Police close to the stage in which Prsper killed his mother and two brothers and sisters in Luton
Prosper had to be accused next week of shooting his mother Juliana, 48, sister Giselle, 13, and brother Kyle, 16, on September 13 last year.
But he came dramatically guilty of plea during a six -minute hearing at Luton Crown Court on February
After killing his family, Prosper was stopped by officers and a loaded shotgun was found hidden in bushes nearby.
They later discovered that he was planning to attack a local school.
In an ultrasound of the Southport attack months earlier, the loner was consumed by a feast for extreme violence and causing damage to children.
Prosper peppered online forums with its disgusting ideas, many with regard to children and including sexual abuse of dead bodies.
His tirades were so rebellion that he was banned from a GORE website for repeated 'sexualizing minors'.
One moderator told the mail: 'There were several comments by him in support or arguing for sexual interactions of children who made it clear that this was not joking or a careless attempt to play the devil's lawyer.
“We do not know what kind of person Mr. Prosper was, except that someone who was not prepared or unable to follow the rules of our site and therefore someone we would not allow on our platform.”
In another video, Prosper Sarcastic suggested that the sexual abuse of children was blamed for 'almost every psychological disorder and issue'.
