Sick, disgusting & disrespectful...will you be going to this in Dublin?
Who wants to go and see such suffering and terror recreated? Mutilated bodies, dismembered body parts, skin lamps, and blood spatter? @IrishInquiry's view is that this is pretty disgusting, macabre, demonic, and terribly disrespectful to victims and their families (to recreate these scenes).
It is reminiscent of that awful Chinese spectacle of the Bodies Exhibition that was here a few years back. Those bodies were the bodies of murdered and missing Chinese prisoners (most of whom probably didn't even deserve to be in prison). Didn't seem to bother anyone. People passed it off as fascination with the human body. But bodies can be replicated easily, so why not use fakes?
In this latest "exhibition" fake bodies will be used (would would presume) but if the photo is anything to go by (and is a real depiction of the exhibit rather than a marketing tactic) then it's still an issue, because, as already mentioned, these serial killers had very real victims. This time, will people pass it off as a fascination with the strange and broken sadistic minds of murderers? If so, how about reading a book?
We would hope there would be a strict age limit on this. Even then, it's absolutely sick. There's enough real horror in the world without recreating scenes that probably sickened seasoned police officers.
The fascination with such crimes is creeping out of that box in the corner of the room because people are bored of that and want something more extreme. We personally would like to protect our spiritual energy from this kind of thing.
We would love to know people's views on this, especially if antithetical to ours.