your list is amazing but in my opinion, Canada has a collection of the most beautiful untouched nature in the world.

You’ll hear more about them, because the media here covers those types of stories actively. You’ll hear more about them because we have a larger general population than many other countries (therefore would likely have a greater number than some areas even if smaller countries had a higher percentage). You’ll hear more about them because the U.S. is more capable of catching them than many other places due to the technology available to law enforcement (many countries don’t have the resources to identify those trends and pursue them as aggressively). There are also plenty of countries without much interest in human rights. There murders are allowed to happen or at least not as heavily pursued because the killings aren’t a priority for the governments. And in some of those areas, even if serial killers are caught the government has a lot of control over the media (meaning they can bury those kinds of stories if they make the country or government look bad).

Don’t make assumptions without considering all the facts.

And just for the record, the U.S. doesn’t have “complete freedom.” There are laws and restrictions in a lot of ways. And I know many Americans who wouldn’t say it’s the heart of comfort either. Every country has positive and negative sides as well as people who do very well and others who do very poorly or have traumatic experiences. We also have individuals who suffer from mental illnesses — both things that can lead to the behavior of serial killers. It’s not always about where they live….