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[Dexter] What would the social ramifications be of a world that has as many serial killers as Miami does in Dexter?

Every season, especially towards the end of the series, Dexter battles with multiple serial killers, all with different M.O.s. (Ice Truck Killer, Harry's nurse, Miguel Prado, Trinity, Jordan Price and the other Barrel Girls Killers, Doomsday Killer, Hannah McKay, Zach Hamilton, Oliver Saxon/The Brain Surgeon... not to mention Dexter) What would a world look like in which we had to be worried about a new Serial Killer showing up in Miami alone every few months?
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John Douglas, the guy who ran the FBI's original profiling unit, and the inspiration for Jack Crawford in the Hannibal Lecter books, calls it a "very conservative estimate" that there are between 35 and 50 active serial killers at any given time in the USA. 

It is probably safe to assume that they're more likely to be active in major cities than evenly distributed, one serial killer per state. So the idea that there could be a handful of serial killers operating in Miami at any given time is actually pretty plausible for the real world.