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Carl's criminal enterprise extended internationally, including a string of murders he committed while operating a yacht that he obtained through burglary. During the 1920s, he continued his reign of terror, leading to a fateful arrest in 1928 that ultimately culminated in his death sentence in 1930.
Mental Health and Personality Analysis
Examining Panzram’s behavior through the lens of psychology reveals traits that align closely with Antisocial Personality Disorder (ASPD). His repeated unlawful behaviors, consistent deceitfulness, impulsiveness, and aggression typified the diagnostic criteria for ASPD. Throughout his life, Panzram demonstrated no remorse nor empathy for his victims, instead expressing regret only for not being able to exterminate the human race.