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Serial Killers
Richard J. Angelo, a nurse at Good Samaritan Hospital on Long Island, was convicted of murdering 4 patients through poisoning by injection or IV. Psychologists testified he had dissasociative identity disorder. After he injected patients, another personality took over rendering hime unaware of his actions. Angelo passed a polygraph test. The prosecution agreed that the ''monster in nurse's whites'' had a personality disorder but knew right from wrong. He was sentenced to 50 years to life in prison on January, 25, 1990.
Joseph D. (Joe) Ball aka The Alligator Man, the Butcher of Elmendorf and the Bluebeard of South Texas (b. January 7, 1896 - d. September 23, 1938). Ball is believed to have killed over twenty women in the 1930s. He opened the Sociable Inn saloon in Elmendorf, Texas, with a pond of five alligators he charged people to view. Feeding time was popular because they were fed live cats or dogs. Women started missing, including his barmaids, former girlfriends and his wife. Clifford Wheeler, a handyman, led authorities to the remains of Hazel Brown and Minnie Gotthard. He said alligators ate the evidence of the other twenty women. When questioned by Texas Rangers, Ball pulled a gun from his register and killed himself. Two Barmaids, Five Alligators and the Butcher of Elmendorf (an excellent article by Texas Monthly but it requires a free registration). Mark Barton -- Atlanta's burning -- A 44-year-old day trader at All-Tech Investment Group slaughtered 9 people in Atlanta's business district after murdering his wife, Leigh Ann, 27, daughter Mychelle, 8, and son Matthew, 12. Barton fits the profile of a "sadistic borderline personality," with "explosive psychopathy" (Millon & Davis, 1998) or "explosive sadism" (Millon, 1996). "There Is No Reason for Me to Lie Now . . . " Notes left by Mark Barton. Barton was tried to collect $600,000 in insurance he took on his first wife months before she and her mother were murdered in Alabama in 1993.
Book: Murder At The Office: A Survivor's True Story by Brent C. Doonan.
Elizabeth Bathory (Báthory Erzsébet) 1560 – 1614-- A vampiress, "The Blood Countess of Transylvania" was from an aristocratic European family. Elizabeth was the niece of the Hungarian noble Istvan (Stefan) Báthory, King of Poland. Elizabeth's seizures as a young child may have caused her psychotic behavior. Csejthe Castle, her mountain top fortress was the site of blood orgies where servants, peasant girls and many others became her victims.
Book: The Shark Net: Memories and Murder by Robert Drewe, Broken Lives by Hardie Grant. Cooke was the basis for Thomas Harris' serial killer Francis Dolarhyde.
Andrew Cunaan-- On July 23, 1997, it Cunanan went on an alleged killing spree of 5 men, including Gianni Versace, then took his own life.
Jeffrey Dahmer-- Had an obsession with death and cannibalism that started in childhood.
Paul Charles Denyer (b. 1972) an Australian serial killer known as the Frankston Serial Killer due to his crimes occurring within the Frankston Victoria area. He is serving life in HM Prison Barwon for the murders of Elizabeth Stevens, 18, Debbie Fream, 22, and Natalie Russell, 17 in Frankston, Victoria in 1993. The Frankston Serial Killer was featured in the pilot episode of the Seven Network show Forensic Investigators. Wiki
Albert DeSalvo -- The Boston Strangler - Between 1962 & 1964, in Boston, DeSalvo killed 12 women. All were sexually assaulted and strangled.
Peter Norris Dupas born 6 July 1953 is an Australian serial killer, is serving two life sentences for murder. His violent history spanned more than 30 years. With every release from prison he committed crimes against women with increasing violence. His signature is to remove the breasts of his female victims. In 2006, Dupas was convicted of two murders and a prime suspect in three or more murders in the Melbourne area.
Marc Dutroux kidnapped six girls between 1995 and 1996.Only two were found alive.
Every Move You Make by M. William Phelps
-- Gary C. Evans, 35, a master of disguise and career criminal who once befriended David "Son of Sam" Berkowitz, is suspected of five killings over a period of 13 years when he led a loose group of jewelry and antiques thieves. Evans who confessed to his involvement in Jouben's and Berry's death, led police to the shallow graves of Rysedorph, Cuomo and Falco (MSNBC News).
Guy Georges, 38, a self-confessed serial killer described by public prosecutor as "the incarnation of evil" and psychiatrists warned that he could not be cured of his desire to kill. He is sentenced to life in prison for the rape and murder of seven young women in Paris between 1991 and 1997.
John Wayne Glover (1932 - 2005) was a convicted Australian serial killer. He was sexually obsessed with elderly women since his mother's death. He began by molesting and robbing them. He kept his violent impulses under control until 1989. When he was 57, he became the "The Granny Killer." He beat them with a hammer on the head until near death, then strangled them with their underwear. Glover began killing on March 1989, lasting until March 1990. He attempted suicide but was found by police near death, near the body of his victim. He was convicted of six murders and a prime suspect in many other's. He received a life sentence; he hung himself on September 9, 2005.
Archibald Hall aka Roy Fontaine "the killer butler"
Myra Hindley -- Ian Brady -- The 1960s "Moors Murderer" Brady, 27, and Hindley, 23, seemed like any other couple. Myra Hindley was jailed for in 1966 for murdering Lesley Ann Downey, 10, and Edward Evans, 17, and an accessory to the murder of John Kilbride, 12. In 1987 she confessed her role in the killings of Keith Bennett, 12, and Pauline Reade, 16. Brady claimed that he and Hindley tortured and killed children as an "existential exercise" but they had decided to stop and planned to turn to armed robbery.
Thomas D. Huskey, 38, Accused killer of 4 women in Tennessee. Huskey the "Zoo Man" worked at the Knoxville Zoo. Huskey was sentenced to 66 years in prison for raping 4 women in 1991 and 1992, at the zoo and in the woods. February 15, 1999, a mistrial was declared in the quadruple murder trial because the jury couldn't agree if he was insane.
Jack the Ripper -- Jack the Ripper killed five women between 31st August 1888 and 9th November 1888.
Theodore Kaczynski - Unabomber -- A highly intelligent socially withdrawn man due to paranoid schizophrenia.
Edmund Kemper III-- Picked up young female hitchhikers. After he'd killed them, he took care to conceal their identities and eliminate evidence.
David and Michelle Knotek -- Pacific NW alleged Serial Killers under arrest -- A husband and wife team in a small SW Washington State small coastal community.
Leonard Lake and Charles Ng Leonard Lake was arrested near San Francisco, ending one of the cases of 2 serial killers working together. Lake and Charles Ng were responsible for a series of brutal crimes against women in California and the Pacific Northwest during the mid-1980s. Ng and Lake kidnapped young women to take to a bunker in a secluded area to brainwash them into becoming sex slaves. They killed a couple and their infant during a burglary. Die for Me: The Terrifying True Story of the Charles Ng & Leonard Lake Torture Muders by Don Lasseter
Edward (Eddie) Joseph Leonski was born December 12, 1917 in New York. He was easy going but a heavy drinker. He arrived in Melbourne when he was 24. Ivy Violet McLeod, 40, was found beaten, and strangled to death. Six days later, Pauline Thompson 31, was strangled after she was seen with someone who fit his description. Gladys Hosking, 40, was murdered walking home from work. Out of a line-up, Private Leonski was recognized, arrested and charged with three murders. He confessed and was sentenced to death in an American military court on November 4, 1942. He was hanged at five days later. The 1986 film Death of a Soldier (1986) is based on Leonski.
Henry Lee Lucas
William MacDonald From June 1961 to April 1963 Sydney, Australia was terrorized by the "Sydney Mutilator." He followed through with his irresistable urge to mutilate random males. He claimed he was a victim of teenage homosexual rape. He was sentenced to life he is at the Cessnock Correctional Centre in New South Wales. (MacDonald was born in Liverpool, England, in 1924.)
John Allen Muhammad and juvenile accomplice John Lee Malvo. DC Sniper: Addicted: Obsessed With Killing?
Larry Ralston the "Angel of Death." stopped killing for 6 years while he worked in a morgue because he had enough involvement with death, he was satisfied.
Joel Rifkin, aka the "New York Ripper,'' murdered seventeen women from the streets of the New York-Long Island area. Joel Rifkin confessed to killing a woman and tossing her head in Hopewell, NJ but was never prosecuted for it.
John E. Robinson Sr. 58, "Slavemaster" the Internet serial killer pleaded guilty of capital murder for the deaths of Suzette Trouten, 27, and Izabela Lewicka, 21, whose bodies were found on his rural Kansas property. He was convicted of 1st-degree murder of Lisa Stasi, 19, whose body was never found, and arranging the fraudulent adoption of her baby.
Daniel Harold Rolling -- Those close to the 5 murdered students curse Rolling for robbing them of so much and 10 years later he is still alive. Crime profiler John Philpin, who co-authored a book about the 1990 murders, said when he talked with Rolling on the phone, Rolling attempted to reveal compassion. "He made an effort to be very charming," Philpin said. "I very quickly realized everything with this man was a manipulation." The persona Rolling has created out of his insinuation of multiple personalities is not consistent with his premeditated crimes he committed.
Coral Eugene Watts confessed in 1982 to stabbing, strangling, hanging and drowning 12 women in Texas, and one in Michigan. He is suspected in 26 other slayings. Watts was to be released from a Texas prison April 2006 as part of a deal that led to a 60-year sentence for burglary with intent to murder. He has immunity for 12 killings in Texas and Michigan. Mandatory release laws and the appeals court reduced his sentence by 35 years. November 2004, Watts , 51, was found guilty of stabbing Helen Dutcher, 36, to death in a Detroit suburb in 1979, and faces a sentence of life in prison without parole. Authorities in Kalamazoo, Michigan, charged Watts with the 1974 stabbing death of Gloria Steele, 19, a Western Michigan University student.
Faryion Waydrip stopped killing for 2 years (until he was arrested for crimes occurring many years prior).
Truro murders was the name given to the findings of the remains of seven young women near Truro, South Australia in 1976 - 1977. Christopher Worrell was a young, good-looking, charismatic sociopath. James Miller, a 40 year old laborer, was a drifter dependent on Worrell for support. They cruised for local females to have sex with Worrell. Miller chauffeured he and his dates to private areas for sex. The dates became violent. Worrell occasionally raped and murdered the women. Miller never directly engaged in murder. Worrell was killed in a car accident on February 19, 1977. In 1978, the remains of Veronica Knight, 18 and Sylvia Pittman, 16, were found. Miller told a woman about Worrell's killings, she collected a AUD$40,000 reward that lead to Miller's arrest. Miller was found guilty of six murders because he was part of a joint criminal enterprise.
A serial killers suffer from Antisocial Personality Disorder and appear normal or charming, sometimes referred to as the "mask of sanity." Sometimes there is a sexual element to the murders and they may have a commonality such as gender, occupation, appearances, race, etc.
The term serial killer was coined in the 1970s due to cases such as Ted Bundy and David Berkowitz.
According to an FBI Behavioral Unit study 85% of the world's serial killers are in America. At any given time 20 - 50 unidentified active serial killers are at work continually changing their targets and methods.
Prostitutes, runaways, and others who lead transient and anonymous lives are usually not reported missing promptly and receive little police or media attention, making them excellent targets. Experts speculate on what happens to unsolved cases of murderers. Some may commit suicide, die, be incarcerated, in mental institutions, relocate, or stopped killing; a few turn themselves in.
Experts don't agree on an exact definition of a serial killer but general definitions are based on numbers and patterns: two or more unrelated victims in distinctly separate incidents.
The Northwest has a notorious history of prototype killers -- among them are Ted Bundy and the Green River Killer. Lesser known serial killers have claimed scores of lives but are only charged and/or convicted of one or two murders, but suspected of more.
Suspected or convicted serial killers in Washington. (.pdf)
According to Mike Rustigan, professor of criminology at San Francisco State University:
The aetiology of serial murder: towards an integrated model Despite media, public interest, recent increases in offenses and disproportionate social effects; multi-disciplinary research of serial murder has not been forthcoming. Most are based on court and newspaper reports with no access to subjects. This examines theories that pertain to serial sexual murder into a multi-disciplinary aetiological model including sociological, psychiatric, psychological developmental and biological elements. Edward W. Mitchell, PhD Student, Institute of Criminology, University of Cambridge Trinity Hall Nightingale Scholar in Mental Health Law.
Sniper: Inside the Hunt for the Killers Who Terrorized the Nation Sari Horwitz and Michael E. Ruane -- For more than three weeks, the nation watched in disbelief as Washington, DC, and its surrounding suburbs were held hostage by anonymous gunmen shooting innocent civilians at random. Sniper is the account of John Muhammad and Lee Boyd Malvo, and the massive manhunt that ended with their capture by a SWAT team in an early-morning raid at an interstate highway rest stop. Washington Post reporters retrace the steps of Muhammad and Malvo from their first meeting on the island of Antigua to Malvo's confession in a Virginia jail.
Every Move You Make by M. William Phelps -- Gary C. Evans, 35, a master of disguise and career criminal who once befriended David "Son of Sam" Berkowitz, suspected of five killings over 13 years when he led a group of thieves. Rysedorph, Cuomo and Falco grew up together in South Troy, NY. In 1985, he fingered Michael Falco as the brains but didn't mention he shot and buried him. September 8, 1989 Douglas J. Berry, 63, owner of a secondhand shop was shot to death as Evans and Damien Cuomo entered the store to burglarize it. December 1989, Gary killed Cuomo in New York ; then had a ten-year romance with the mother of his child. In 1997 Timothy Rysedorph, 39, was dismembered and buried. Gregory Jouben, 36, was killed in his store. Evans confessed and led police to the shallow graves of Rysedorph, A Goodfella's Guide to New York: Your Personal Tour Through the Mob's Notorious Haunts, Hair-Raising Crime Scenes, and Infamous Hot Spots by Henry Hill, Bryon Schreckengos
The Hillside Stranglers by Darcy O'Brien -- For weeks in the fall of 1977, as the body count of sexually violated murdered young women escalated, the Los Angeles newspapers headlined the serial killer they named the Hillside Strangler. But another year passed and the mysterious disappearance of 2 women in Seattle before the police arrested Kenny Bianchi-and discovered the strangler was two men, Bianchi and his cousin Angelo Buono.
Depraved by John Glatt -- John Edward Robinson was a 56-year-old grandfather from rural Kansas. An entrepreneur and Eagle Scout honored as 'Man of the Year' by a Kansas City charity. To the women on the Internet, he was Slavemaster, a sadomasochist of torture. He promised money and adventure. For fifteen years, he trawled the Web, snaring women never seen again. Sue Wiltz spent two years researching the book and attended the trial. Dr. Godwin was a forensic consultant on the case.
February 1990, Oregon State Police arrested John Sosnovke and Laverne Pavlinac for the rape and murder of Taunja Bennet, 23, a mildly retarded, woman who frequented bars. Pavlinac confessed, produced physical evidence, and implicated her boyfriend. The actual killer, Keith Hunter Jesperson, a long haul truck driver, and murderer of 8 women wouldn't allow anybody else take credit. After Sosnovke and Pavlinac received life sentences he confessed:
Roy Hazelwood, of the FBI's old Behavioral Sciences Unit, claims serial sex offenders are generally Caucasian males of European descent. "Every single sexual deviation is overwhelmingly dominated by white males. And most sexually related ritualistic crimes are committed by white males."
Unidentified Homicide Victim -- (Date of Release: June 26, 2000) -- The Upper Darby Township Police Department, Delaware County, Pennsylvania, continues their investigation into the death of a yet unidentified black female.
Unsolved Homicide Investigation -- (Date of Release: January 24, 2000) -- The City of New Castle Police Department, Lawrence County continues their investigation into the December 3, 1999, Homicide of Yvonne Richards.
Unsolved Homicide - (June 28, 1999) -- The Pennsylvania State Police, Newport, Perry County, continues their investigation into the December 1993, Homicide of Lynne Marie Stansfield and Dale Gene Wolf.
Peggy Sue Hogue - Homicide Victim - (June 7, 1999) -- The Pennsylvania State Police, New Castle, continues their investigation into the 1983 Homicide of Peggy Sue Hogue
Donald Edward Seebold III - Homicide Victim - (May 3, 1999) -- The Pennsylvania State Police, Selingsgrove, Snyder County, Pennsylvania, continue their investigation into the July 1997, homicide of Donald Edward Seebold III.
Homicide Victim - Carmelo Molina - (April 19, 1999) -- The Kennett Square Police Department, Chester County, Pennsylvania, continues their investigation into the December 1998, Homicide of Carmelo Molina.
Homicide Victim - Donald Lee Showman III - (April 12, 1999) -- The Pennsylvania State Police, Mercer, continue their investigation into the Robbery and Homicide of Donald Lee Showman II. At approximately 8:00 a.m., Showman was discovered lying dead outside of his home in Lackawannock Township, Mercer County, Pennsylvania.
Homicide Victim Charlotte Fimiano -- (February 1, 1999) -- The Pennsylvania State Police, Bethelehem, continue their investigation into the Homicide of Charlotte Fimiano. Investigators state Fimiano, an agent for Weichert Realtors, failed to return home after showing a home to an unknown client on September 11, 1997.
Fatal Fire Investigation -- (December 14, 1998) -- The Pennsylvania State Police, Fire Marshall Division, continue their investigation into a Fatal Fire that claimed the lives of seven (7) people in Lycoming County on May 23, 1974
Unidentified Body Suspicious Death -- (July 20, 1998) The Pennsylvania State Police, Schuylkill Haven, are investigating the discovery of a body at the Pine Grove Landfill, Pine Grove Township, Schuylkill County
Homicide Victim -- Konstantinos "Gus" Boulias -- (March 2, 1998) The West Goshen Township Police Department and the Chester County Detectives continue their investigation into the August 27, 1997, Homicide of Konstantinos "Gus" Boulias.
Unknown Homicide Victim -- (December 29, 1997) On July 11, 1995, at approximately 1:00 p.m., the Pennsylvania State Police, Embreeville, responded to a report of a body being discovered in a wooded area, east of Valley creek Road, East Caln Township, in Chester County, Pennsylvania.
Unsolved Homicide -- (November 10, 1997) Chester County Detectives, West Chester, PA., continue their investigation into the homicide of Carl Devalia. On February 2, 1990, the 40 year old Devalia was reported missing to authorities, after failing to return to his residence in the 300 block of West Lincoln Highway, Coatesville.
Aggravated Assault - Propulsion of Missiles -- (November 3, 1997) The Pennsylvania State Police, Greensburg, Continue their investigation into an incident of Aggravated Assault, Propulsion of Missiles and Recklessly Endangering which occurred along State Route 136, approximately 1/4 mile west of Madison Borough, Sewickley Township in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania
Unsolved Homicide -- (October 6, 1997) The Pennsylvania State Police, Limerick, Montgomery County, are investigating the strangulation death of Caroline Ann Brader. On July 21, 1997, her nude body was found laying along the eastbound berm of the Pennsylvania Turnpike.
Unsolved Homicide -- (September 29, 1997) The Pennsylvania State Police, Montoursville, are investigating the Homicide of 10 year old Joline Witt. On July 27, 1997, Muncy Boro Police Department conducted a missing person investigation
Fatal Hit and Run Automobile Accident -- (June 9, 1997) Pennsylvania State Police, Hazleton, are seeking the identity of a subject involved in a hit and run automobile accident which resulted in the death of 14 year old Timothy John Visgatis.
Bank Robbery Investigation --(March 31, 1997) Pennsylvania State Police, Bedford, are seeking the identity of a suspect wanted in connection with a Bank Robbery at the Hoblitzel National Bank, in the Village of State Line, Londonderry Township, Bedford County.
Suspicious Death -- (January 27, 1997) The Pennsylvania State Police Hazelton, are investigating the suspicious death of an unidentified white female discovered in Sugarloaf Township, Luzerne County on December 20, 1994.
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Juarez slayings report: incompetent police but no serial killer. 10 years of murder, 300 hundred women and girls dead. No credible arrests.
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Serial Killers
Charles Albright (born August 10, 1933) from Dallas, Texas, was sentenced to 3 life sentences without possility of parole for the murders of Shirley Williams, in 1991, Mary Pratt in 1990 and Susan Peterson in 1991. He of Shirley Williams, Mary Lou Pratt and Susan Peterson. The victim's eyes were surgically removed. Albright was adopted from an orphanage by domineering a schoolteacher.
Joshua Andrews -- Rage in his heart? Wanting to be noticed? Imani Taymullah wonders why her son, Joshua Andrews would do something like this. Richard J. Angelo, a nurse at Good Samaritan Hospital on Long Island, was convicted of murdering 4 patients through poisoning by injection or IV. Psychologists testified he had dissasociative identity disorder. After he injected patients, another personality took over rendering hime unaware of his actions. Angelo passed a polygraph test. The prosecution agreed that the ''monster in nurse's whites'' had a personality disorder but knew right from wrong. He was sentenced to 50 years to life in prison on January, 25, 1990.
Joseph D. (Joe) Ball aka The Alligator Man, the Butcher of Elmendorf and the Bluebeard of South Texas (b. January 7, 1896 - d. September 23, 1938). Ball is believed to have killed over twenty women in the 1930s. He opened the Sociable Inn saloon in Elmendorf, Texas, with a pond of five alligators he charged people to view. Feeding time was popular because they were fed live cats or dogs. Women started missing, including his barmaids, former girlfriends and his wife. Clifford Wheeler, a handyman, led authorities to the remains of Hazel Brown and Minnie Gotthard. He said alligators ate the evidence of the other twenty women. When questioned by Texas Rangers, Ball pulled a gun from his register and killed himself. Two Barmaids, Five Alligators and the Butcher of Elmendorf (an excellent article by Texas Monthly but it requires a free registration). Mark Barton -- Atlanta's burning -- A 44-year-old day trader at All-Tech Investment Group slaughtered 9 people in Atlanta's business district after murdering his wife, Leigh Ann, 27, daughter Mychelle, 8, and son Matthew, 12. Barton fits the profile of a "sadistic borderline personality," with "explosive psychopathy" (Millon & Davis, 1998) or "explosive sadism" (Millon, 1996). "There Is No Reason for Me to Lie Now . . . " Notes left by Mark Barton. Barton was tried to collect $600,000 in insurance he took on his first wife months before she and her mother were murdered in Alabama in 1993.
Book: Murder At The Office: A Survivor's True Story by Brent C. Doonan.
Elizabeth Bathory (Báthory Erzsébet) 1560 – 1614-- A vampiress, "The Blood Countess of Transylvania" was from an aristocratic European family. Elizabeth was the niece of the Hungarian noble Istvan (Stefan) Báthory, King of Poland. Elizabeth's seizures as a young child may have caused her psychotic behavior. Csejthe Castle, her mountain top fortress was the site of blood orgies where servants, peasant girls and many others became her victims.
Book: Infamous Lady: The True Story of Countess Erzsébet Báthory by Kimberly L. Craft.
Martha Jule Beck and Raymond Martinez Fernandez aka Honeymoon Killers, Lonely Hearts Slayers" and The Lonely Hearts Killers -- Raymond Fernandez and Martha Beck lured victims through personal ads in newspapers.They killed at least 3 women and one child in the 1940s.
DVD: Lonely Hearts Starring John Travolta, James Gandolfini, Salma Hayek, Jared Leto and Laura Dern, based on Martha Beck and Raymond Martinez Fernandez
The Bender family, John, his wife Kate, his son John Jr. and daughter Kate owned a general store and inn in Labette County, Kansas from 1872 to 1873. Kate, the daughter, a self-proclaimed psychic lured guests to their death. As the guests rested, Bender or his son hid behind a curtain waiting to bludgeon them with a hammer or slashed their throat before throwing them down a trap door to the cellar to be undressed body before burial. A property search turned up over 20 bodies. Nobody was ever tried for the murders.
Bible John was Glasgow Scotland's unidentified serial killer in the late 1960s. His victims, Patricia Docker, Jemima McDonald and Helen Puttock, were murdered within 20 months of each other. They were between twenty and thirty enjoying a night out when they vanished. Many believe that Peter Tobin is Bible John. DNA evidence is unlikely to establish a link between Bible John and Peter Tobin.
William Burke and William Hare came to Scotland for work. They robbed graves and murdered over 15 victims in 1829.
Book: The Infamous Burke and Hare: Serial Killers and Resurrectionists of Nineteenth Century Edinburgh by R. Michael Gordon
David Berkowitz -- From July, 1976 - August, 1977, NYC was terrorized by a "Son of Sam." He shot to death 6 people and he wounded 7. He shot young couples in lovers' lanes with a .44-cal. revolver, which earned him the title "44-caliber killer."
Paul Bernardo & Karla Homolka -- A pair of killers accused of 43 sex attacks and a string of killings, including Karla's own sister.
Ian Brady -- Myra Hindley -- The 1960s "Moors Murderer" Brady, 27, and Hindley, 23, seemed like any other couple. Hindley was jailed for in 1966 for murdering Lesley Ann Downey, 10, and Edward Evans, 17, and an accessory to the murder of John Kilbride, 12. In 1987 she confessed her role in the killings of Keith Bennett, 12, and Pauline Reade, 16. Brady claimed that they tortured and killed children as an "existential exercise" but they had decided to stop and planned to turn to armed robbery. Kenneth Bianchi & Angelo Buono- The Hillside Stranglers strangled 12 women in LA, CA between October 1977 and February 1978.
Theodore Robert or Ted Bundy -- The mind of a man obsessed with destroying women.
Cayetano Santos Godino, alias "Petiso Orejudo" (meaning "big ear pest") was born in Buenos Aires, in 1896. He terrorized Argentina when he was sixteen, murdering 4 children, attempting to murder another 7 children and set arson to 7 buildings. He died in Ushuaia, November 1944.
Eric Edgar Cooke "Cookie" (1931–1964) was the last person hung in Western Australia. Cooke had a cleft lip and was bullied as a child. He married and had seven children. In 1963 he attacked 20 people and killed eight. He murdered at random, running people over in the street or knocking on doors and shooting strangers. He was convicted of murder and executed in 1964. Daryl Raymond Beamish, a deaf mute, convicted of the murder of Jillian Brewer, served 15 years in prison despite Cooke's confession to the killing. John Button's manslaughter conviction of 1963 was quashed by the Western Australian Court of Criminal Appeal in 2002. Book: The Shark Net: Memories and Murder by Robert Drewe, Broken Lives by Hardie Grant. Cooke was the basis for Thomas Harris' serial killer Francis Dolarhyde.
John Martin Crawford's attacks Native prostitutes in Western Canada. His drinking buddy, Bill Corrigan, a former fellow inmate, was involved in some of Crawford's crimes.
Richard Trenton Chase -- In 1978, Richard Chase killed 6 people including a pregnant woman and young child. He drankthe blood of his victims.
Andrei Chikatilo --Forest Strip Killer murdered over 50 girls and boys in Russian 1978 - 1990.
Cleveland Torso Killer killed at least 16 people in the 1930s, but was never caught, despite the efforts of federal agent Elliot Ness.
In the Wake of the Butcher: Cleveland's Torso Murders by James Jessen Badal -- During the Depression, Cleveland's East Side was filled with the homeless in shantytowns. This was where the remains of the Torso Killer's victims were found. Illustrated with maps, rare crime scene and morgue photographs, and newspaper photos. Andrew Cunaan-- On July 23, 1997, it Cunanan went on an alleged killing spree of 5 men, including Gianni Versace, then took his own life.
Jeffrey Dahmer-- Had an obsession with death and cannibalism that started in childhood.
James Mitchell Debardeleben -- A serial sex offender killer videotaped himself torturing women was involved in forgery and counterfeiting leading to his capture by the Secret Service in 1983. It was one of the most baffling manhunts in the history of US Secret Service. Debardeleben is an "Anger-Excitation Rapist," the most dangerous type of serial sex offender.
Lethal Shadow: The Chilling True-Crime Story of a Sadistic Sex Slayer by Stephen G. Michaud Profiles James Mitchell De Bardeleban, from his initial arrest as a counterfeiter to the discovery that he was also a sadistic kidnapper, torturer, and sex murderer responsible for a 20 year reign of terror. Paul Charles Denyer (b. 1972) an Australian serial killer known as the Frankston Serial Killer due to his crimes occurring within the Frankston Victoria area. He is serving life in HM Prison Barwon for the murders of Elizabeth Stevens, 18, Debbie Fream, 22, and Natalie Russell, 17 in Frankston, Victoria in 1993. The Frankston Serial Killer was featured in the pilot episode of the Seven Network show Forensic Investigators. Wiki
Albert DeSalvo -- The Boston Strangler - Between 1962 & 1964, in Boston, DeSalvo killed 12 women. All were sexually assaulted and strangled.
Peter Norris Dupas born 6 July 1953 is an Australian serial killer, is serving two life sentences for murder. His violent history spanned more than 30 years. With every release from prison he committed crimes against women with increasing violence. His signature is to remove the breasts of his female victims. In 2006, Dupas was convicted of two murders and a prime suspect in three or more murders in the Melbourne area.
Marc Dutroux kidnapped six girls between 1995 and 1996.Only two were found alive.
Every Move You Make by M. William Phelps
-- Gary C. Evans, 35, a master of disguise and career criminal who once befriended David "Son of Sam" Berkowitz, is suspected of five killings over a period of 13 years when he led a loose group of jewelry and antiques thieves. Evans who confessed to his involvement in Jouben's and Berry's death, led police to the shallow graves of Rysedorph, Cuomo and Falco (MSNBC News). Albert Fish -- Sadist, masochist, flagellant, castrator, exhibitionist, voyeur, vampire, pedophile, serial killer and cannibal.
Michel Fourniret, the "Ogre of the Ardennes" between France and Belgium where he has killed nine people, mostly young women and girls.
Caril Fugate & Charlie Starkweather -- Her folks disapproved of him, so he shot them, and choked Caril's baby sister to death. Then he and Caril cuddled up in the same house for 2 days, before going on the lam. Starkweather: Inside the Mind of a Teenage Killer by William Allen
John Wayne Gacy, Jr. -- A politically active businessman, he was once photographed with Rosalyn Carter.and was involved making his community a better place. He was generous, friendly, hardworking, and devoted to community.Donald "Pee Wee" Henry Gaskins ``I felt safer doing my killing and burying in my home state. I guess I'm just a Carolina Southern boy at heart." -- Gaskins is believed to have tortured and killed more than 100 victims, mostly hitchhikers. He was executed in the electric chair September 19, 1991.
Luis A. Garavito, 42, the worst serial killer in Colombian history lured children to their deaths by offering them food and drink. The victims were found mutilated.
Eddie Gein -- Born at the turn of the century in a small farming community, Gein's domineering mother taught him sex was sinful. Maksim Gelman, 23, had an obsession with Yelena Bulchenko, a dental assistant who feared him. He killed her and three others in in Brooklyn, NY, in 28-hours. Gelman was reported to be a drug user, dealer. He immigrated from Hungary with his mother as a child. His troubles seemed rooted in his home life and physical appearance. He was aggressive and disrespected boundaries. When he'd see someone he knew he would initiate a street fight some times according to a former friend who once had to defend himself against Gelman's unprovoked knife attack. Gelman has been arrested 10 times over the last eight years for graffiti and crack cocaine possession. He is accused of four murders, two assaults and two robberies. After arguing with his mother’s companion demanding to borrow his car, he stabbed him with a kitchen knife11 times. He took the car and drove to Yelena's home. She was not there but he fatally stabbed her mother, Anna Bulchenko. As he sped off, he rammed a car, stabbed the driver, then stole his car. He struck and killed a pedestrian. Six hours later he ambushed Yelena in her home and killed her. At some point, he had slashed another person on the hands as he stole their car. He assaulted his final victim, a subway passenger, before police arrested him.
Green River Killer case In Seattle the nations most prolific serial killer, the Green River Killer Gary Leon Ridgway, plea bargained his way out of the death penalty in exchange for information. Guy Georges, 38, a self-confessed serial killer described by public prosecutor as "the incarnation of evil" and psychiatrists warned that he could not be cured of his desire to kill. He is sentenced to life in prison for the rape and murder of seven young women in Paris between 1991 and 1997.
John Wayne Glover (1932 - 2005) was a convicted Australian serial killer. He was sexually obsessed with elderly women since his mother's death. He began by molesting and robbing them. He kept his violent impulses under control until 1989. When he was 57, he became the "The Granny Killer." He beat them with a hammer on the head until near death, then strangled them with their underwear. Glover began killing on March 1989, lasting until March 1990. He attempted suicide but was found by police near death, near the body of his victim. He was convicted of six murders and a prime suspect in many other's. He received a life sentence; he hung himself on September 9, 2005.
Archibald Hall aka Roy Fontaine "the killer butler"
Myra Hindley -- Ian Brady -- The 1960s "Moors Murderer" Brady, 27, and Hindley, 23, seemed like any other couple. Myra Hindley was jailed for in 1966 for murdering Lesley Ann Downey, 10, and Edward Evans, 17, and an accessory to the murder of John Kilbride, 12. In 1987 she confessed her role in the killings of Keith Bennett, 12, and Pauline Reade, 16. Brady claimed that he and Hindley tortured and killed children as an "existential exercise" but they had decided to stop and planned to turn to armed robbery.
Thomas D. Huskey, 38, Accused killer of 4 women in Tennessee. Huskey the "Zoo Man" worked at the Knoxville Zoo. Huskey was sentenced to 66 years in prison for raping 4 women in 1991 and 1992, at the zoo and in the woods. February 15, 1999, a mistrial was declared in the quadruple murder trial because the jury couldn't agree if he was insane.
Jack the Ripper -- Jack the Ripper killed five women between 31st August 1888 and 9th November 1888.
Theodore Kaczynski - Unabomber -- A highly intelligent socially withdrawn man due to paranoid schizophrenia.
Edmund Kemper III-- Picked up young female hitchhikers. After he'd killed them, he took care to conceal their identities and eliminate evidence.
David and Michelle Knotek -- Pacific NW alleged Serial Killers under arrest -- A husband and wife team in a small SW Washington State small coastal community.
Leonard Lake and Charles Ng Leonard Lake was arrested near San Francisco, ending one of the cases of 2 serial killers working together. Lake and Charles Ng were responsible for a series of brutal crimes against women in California and the Pacific Northwest during the mid-1980s. Ng and Lake kidnapped young women to take to a bunker in a secluded area to brainwash them into becoming sex slaves. They killed a couple and their infant during a burglary. Die for Me: The Terrifying True Story of the Charles Ng & Leonard Lake Torture Muders by Don Lasseter
Edward (Eddie) Joseph Leonski was born December 12, 1917 in New York. He was easy going but a heavy drinker. He arrived in Melbourne when he was 24. Ivy Violet McLeod, 40, was found beaten, and strangled to death. Six days later, Pauline Thompson 31, was strangled after she was seen with someone who fit his description. Gladys Hosking, 40, was murdered walking home from work. Out of a line-up, Private Leonski was recognized, arrested and charged with three murders. He confessed and was sentenced to death in an American military court on November 4, 1942. He was hanged at five days later. The 1986 film Death of a Soldier (1986)
is based on Leonski.Henry Lee Lucas
William MacDonald From June 1961 to April 1963 Sydney, Australia was terrorized by the "Sydney Mutilator." He followed through with his irresistable urge to mutilate random males. He claimed he was a victim of teenage homosexual rape. He was sentenced to life he is at the Cessnock Correctional Centre in New South Wales. (MacDonald was born in Liverpool, England, in 1924.)
John Allen Muhammad and juvenile accomplice John Lee Malvo. DC Sniper: Addicted: Obsessed With Killing?
Charles Manson -- He had power over his followers, who did his killing.
Kenneth Allen Mc Duff, 52, blamed for 14 murders was executed in Texas November 17, 1998. Mc duff was the only condemned inmate in the nation paroled and then returned to death row for another murder.
Ivan Milat "Backpacker Murders" was born December 27, 1944 in Guildford Australia to a close family with 14 children. They kept to themselves and enjoyed firearms. In 1971, he was acquitted of a rape charges. His older brother claims, "Wherever Ivan has worked, people have disappeared.” He thinks Ivan killed, "about 20 or so...” During the 1990s, Milat was responsible for the murders of hikers and tourists. May 30, 1994, he was charged with the murders of seven people. The trial lasted from March 1996 to July 1996. He received a life sentence for each victim. He is a suspect in up to 10 unsolved murder cases. In July 2005 his lawyer John Marsden, claimed Milat had had an accomplice. (1998) Sins Of The Brother: Australian Story: Into the Forest Part 1 | Part 2 Wiki
Dennis Rader -- BTK Serial KillerLarry Ralston the "Angel of Death." stopped killing for 6 years while he worked in a morgue because he had enough involvement with death, he was satisfied.
Night Stalker -- For a year, he held Los Angeles captive to fear. Dubbed the Night Stalker, he surprised his victims in their home in the dark, and as the bodies mounted, the public cried out for the police to stop this horrifying killer. But the Stalker was careful. Hear from the officers who investigated the crimes, and look at crime scenes in police documents and photos. See how Richard Ramirez was identified and captured, and meet friends of Ramirez with their own spin on the grisly acts. Finally, the trial that saw the Night Stalker put behind bars for life.
Gary Ridgway otherwise known as The Green River Killer, spares his life by confessing to 48 murders, making him the United States most prolific serial killer. The search for victims continues. He claims the last date he murdered was in 1998.Joel Rifkin, aka the "New York Ripper,'' murdered seventeen women from the streets of the New York-Long Island area. Joel Rifkin confessed to killing a woman and tossing her head in Hopewell, NJ but was never prosecuted for it.
John E. Robinson Sr. 58, "Slavemaster" the Internet serial killer pleaded guilty of capital murder for the deaths of Suzette Trouten, 27, and Izabela Lewicka, 21, whose bodies were found on his rural Kansas property. He was convicted of 1st-degree murder of Lisa Stasi, 19, whose body was never found, and arranging the fraudulent adoption of her baby.
Daniel Harold Rolling -- Those close to the 5 murdered students curse Rolling for robbing them of so much and 10 years later he is still alive. Crime profiler John Philpin, who co-authored a book about the 1990 murders, said when he talked with Rolling on the phone, Rolling attempted to reveal compassion. "He made an effort to be very charming," Philpin said. "I very quickly realized everything with this man was a manipulation." The persona Rolling has created out of his insinuation of multiple personalities is not consistent with his premeditated crimes he committed.
Tommy Lynn Sells -- On Dec. 30, 1999, a drifter, Sells broke into a home in Del Rio, Texas, and killed Kaylene Harris, 13. Krystal Surles, 10, had her throat slit but managed to escape. Sells confessed to 12 murders in 7 states, using guns, knives, bat, shovel, ice pick and his bare hands.
Wesley Shermantine Jr -- Guilty of 4 counts of murder, but is he a serial killer?
Harold Shipman -- A physician, was Britain's worst serial killer, murdered 215 patients. A judge, added there was suspicion of another 45 victims. Shipman began murdering patients in 1975. He was arrested in 1998 and was jailed for life. The 57-year-old, hanged himself in Wakefield prison in January 2004. He was cremated at a service attended by his wife Primrose, 54. In addition to his wife, he is survived by four adult children.
The South side Slayer killed up to 20 prostitutes in the Los Angeles-area in the mid-1980s. No one was charged. The crimes stopped in 1987.
Richard Speck -- In 1966, a twenty-four-year-old sailor, Richard Speck entered a dormitory of female student nurses, he tied up nine women, and then murdered eight of them. The one survivor hid under a bed and Speck missed her during his homicidal rampage. By Denise Noe
Cary Stayner -- 37 year old brother of child kidnap victim, Steve Stayner, admits to murdering 4 women in Yosemite while working as a handyman.
Michael Swango --"If Swango (is) legally connected to all the suspicious deaths of patients under his care since he began his residency with Ohio State University's medical program in 1983, it would make him the most prolific serial killer in history." - A press release issued by Swango's alma mater.
Police believe Maury Travis killed at least 12 prostitutes in the St. Louis area. Travis killed himself in jail after his arrest. Coral Eugene Watts confessed in 1982 to stabbing, strangling, hanging and drowning 12 women in Texas, and one in Michigan. He is suspected in 26 other slayings. Watts was to be released from a Texas prison April 2006 as part of a deal that led to a 60-year sentence for burglary with intent to murder. He has immunity for 12 killings in Texas and Michigan. Mandatory release laws and the appeals court reduced his sentence by 35 years. November 2004, Watts , 51, was found guilty of stabbing Helen Dutcher, 36, to death in a Detroit suburb in 1979, and faces a sentence of life in prison without parole. Authorities in Kalamazoo, Michigan, charged Watts with the 1974 stabbing death of Gloria Steele, 19, a Western Michigan University student.
Faryion Waydrip stopped killing for 2 years (until he was arrested for crimes occurring many years prior).
Truro murders was the name given to the findings of the remains of seven young women near Truro, South Australia in 1976 - 1977. Christopher Worrell was a young, good-looking, charismatic sociopath. James Miller, a 40 year old laborer, was a drifter dependent on Worrell for support. They cruised for local females to have sex with Worrell. Miller chauffeured he and his dates to private areas for sex. The dates became violent. Worrell occasionally raped and murdered the women. Miller never directly engaged in murder. Worrell was killed in a car accident on February 19, 1977. In 1978, the remains of Veronica Knight, 18 and Sylvia Pittman, 16, were found. Miller told a woman about Worrell's killings, she collected a AUD$40,000 reward that lead to Miller's arrest. Miller was found guilty of six murders because he was part of a joint criminal enterprise.
Fred & Rose West -- Rose West, housewife, mother, serial killer responsible for the murder of her daughter and 9 other young women. Fred, husband, father, serial killer, was her partner. He hung himself in prison in 1995.
Aileen Wuornos -- Suspected of at least 7 murders, and sentenced to die, she maintains her killings were performed in self-defense, while working as a prostitute.
Robert L. Yates Jr. -- Murder In Spokane -- Over a 2 year period, more than a dozen women were killed in Spokane. Robert Yates Jr. was finally arrested for the killings.
The Zodiac Killer -- It has been over 18 years since the Zodiac penned a letter to the press. It has been in excess of 15 years since the last suspected Zodiac killing, though some think that there may have been a Unabomber connection.
Antisocial Personality Disorder
The term serial killer was coined in the 1970s due to cases such as Ted Bundy and David Berkowitz.
According to an FBI Behavioral Unit study 85% of the world's serial killers are in America. At any given time 20 - 50 unidentified active serial killers are at work continually changing their targets and methods.
Prostitutes, runaways, and others who lead transient and anonymous lives are usually not reported missing promptly and receive little police or media attention, making them excellent targets. Experts speculate on what happens to unsolved cases of murderers. Some may commit suicide, die, be incarcerated, in mental institutions, relocate, or stopped killing; a few turn themselves in.
Experts don't agree on an exact definition of a serial killer but general definitions are based on numbers and patterns: two or more unrelated victims in distinctly separate incidents.
The Northwest has a notorious history of prototype killers -- among them are Ted Bundy and the Green River Killer. Lesser known serial killers have claimed scores of lives but are only charged and/or convicted of one or two murders, but suspected of more.
Suspected or convicted serial killers in Washington. (.pdf)
According to Mike Rustigan, professor of criminology at San Francisco State University:
"With all of them, their motives tend to be total, deep and personal. They feel no guilt, no remorse and have an attitude of total disdain towards their victims."There's a self-importance that runs in all of them. With the Unabomber, for example, he demanded that The Washington Post and The New York Times publish his manifesto. You get the feeling that if he had just laid low, he may have remained on the loose to this day. His own brother saw the manifesto in his home and he then contacted authorities. I feel he felt upstaged by the Oklahoma City bombing, which made everything he had done up to that point seem like nothing."
Tod W. Burke, professor of criminology at Radford University and a former police officer explains:
"Most profilers say serial killers don't learn from mistakes in their previous killings, but I believe they do. They try to improve on their previous effort. You know how the more you do something, the better you get at it? Well, there comes a point where you peak and you can only go down."With serial killers, a greed factor will set in where they'll believe the more they kill and get away with it, the easier it will be. And that's when they get sloppy and get caught."
Emanuel Tanay, forensic psychiatrist, points out that Ohio serial killer 'Angel of Death," Larry Ralston, quit killing for 6 years while he worked in a morgue. Because he had enough involvement with death when he worked in a morgue, he didn't kill anybody. 'He was satisfied.'
Retired FBI agent Gregg O. McCrary, private criminal profiler, says it's all about control.
Cannibalism: A modern tabooThe aetiology of serial murder: towards an integrated model Despite media, public interest, recent increases in offenses and disproportionate social effects; multi-disciplinary research of serial murder has not been forthcoming. Most are based on court and newspaper reports with no access to subjects. This examines theories that pertain to serial sexual murder into a multi-disciplinary aetiological model including sociological, psychiatric, psychological developmental and biological elements. Edward W. Mitchell, PhD Student, Institute of Criminology, University of Cambridge Trinity Hall Nightingale Scholar in Mental Health Law.
Indexing Evil Interviews Michael Werner, forensic psychiatrist. about definitions and Importance of a depravity scale in the role of psychiatry in criminal cases.
Retired FBI agent Gregg O. McCrary, a private criminal profiler, says it's all about control.Signature Killers by Robert D. Keppel, William J. Birnes. Compelling insights into the murderer, who kills multiple people, and leaves a signature behind. Keppel's been involved in more than 2,000 murder investigations, 50 high-profile serial cases. He covers "the essence of torture," "the anger-retaliation signature," "the picquerism signature," "the psychological imprint of a sadist," and Dahmer, "the black hole at the end of the continuum."
A study of attacks on Native women in Western Canada revealed even after serial killer John Martin Crawford's was released from prison in 1989, his habit was to cruise the poor side of town for prostitutes in his mother's car, Bill Corrigan, with a drinking buddy and former fellow inmate who participated in crimes. Sniper: Inside the Hunt for the Killers Who Terrorized the Nation Sari Horwitz and Michael E. Ruane -- For more than three weeks, the nation watched in disbelief as Washington, DC, and its surrounding suburbs were held hostage by anonymous gunmen shooting innocent civilians at random. Sniper is the account of John Muhammad and Lee Boyd Malvo, and the massive manhunt that ended with their capture by a SWAT team in an early-morning raid at an interstate highway rest stop. Washington Post reporters retrace the steps of Muhammad and Malvo from their first meeting on the island of Antigua to Malvo's confession in a Virginia jail.
Every Move You Make by M. William Phelps -- Gary C. Evans, 35, a master of disguise and career criminal who once befriended David "Son of Sam" Berkowitz, suspected of five killings over 13 years when he led a group of thieves. Rysedorph, Cuomo and Falco grew up together in South Troy, NY. In 1985, he fingered Michael Falco as the brains but didn't mention he shot and buried him. September 8, 1989 Douglas J. Berry, 63, owner of a secondhand shop was shot to death as Evans and Damien Cuomo entered the store to burglarize it. December 1989, Gary killed Cuomo in New York ; then had a ten-year romance with the mother of his child. In 1997 Timothy Rysedorph, 39, was dismembered and buried. Gregory Jouben, 36, was killed in his store. Evans confessed and led police to the shallow graves of Rysedorph, A Goodfella's Guide to New York: Your Personal Tour Through the Mob's Notorious Haunts, Hair-Raising Crime Scenes, and Infamous Hot Spots by Henry Hill, Bryon SchreckengosThe Hillside Stranglers by Darcy O'Brien -- For weeks in the fall of 1977, as the body count of sexually violated murdered young women escalated, the Los Angeles newspapers headlined the serial killer they named the Hillside Strangler. But another year passed and the mysterious disappearance of 2 women in Seattle before the police arrested Kenny Bianchi-and discovered the strangler was two men, Bianchi and his cousin Angelo Buono.
Depraved by John Glatt
-- John Edward Robinson was a 56-year-old grandfather from rural Kansas. An entrepreneur and Eagle Scout honored as 'Man of the Year' by a Kansas City charity. To the women on the Internet, he was Slavemaster, a sadomasochist of torture. He promised money and adventure. For fifteen years, he trawled the Web, snaring women never seen again. Sue Wiltz spent two years researching the book and attended the trial. Dr. Godwin was a forensic consultant on the case. 3 Types of Serial Killers
- Thrill Seekers: See outsmarting law enforcement as a game, enjoy media attention, police pursuit, and evading the authorities. They send messages, and keep records.
- Mission Oriented:Feel they are doing society a favor by eliminating certain people like prostitutes.
- Power and Control: Enjoy the victim's terror, suffering, and screaming.
- Souvenirs & Serial Killers: Serial killers often keep mementos of their victims. Robert Keppel places these collections into 2 categories: souvenirs and trophies.
- Souvenirs: Personal items allow the killer to enjoy the memories of the crime.
- A trophy can become something of a shrine
Jeffrey Dahmer kept photos in his apartment. He had skulls of his victims in a closet, refrigerator, and freezer. Genitalia was preserved in formaldehyde.
In 1957, when police searched the Wisconsin farmhouse of Eddie Gein they found a bowl made from a human skull, a chair and suit made of human skin. - Signatures
Some serial killers repeatedly, leave psychological markers, called a signature. Signatures include posing, concealing victims, or inserting objects in the bodies after death for the killers gratification. As a killer needs to punish and degrade victims intensifies as they may develop unique preferences.
Robert Keppel, consultant to the Green River Task Force and author of Signature Killers, said. "They like to (leave signatures). They enjoy it. It's one of their favorable pastimes. It's my belief that all serial killers leave a sign. It's also my belief that we don't find it all the time because of decomposition or because he doesn't want you to find it ... It's what their sexual enhancement is."
James Fox, a Northeastern University criminal justice professor, says signatures aren't as common as people believe. They may use the same weapon or sexually mutilate in the same way, but use different methods to kill and prey victims. Ted Bundy enjoyed sadism, rape, and murder but no signatures weren't found. A signature goes beyond the act of murder, such as posing, which is present in less than 1% of murder cases. Inserting objects in a body after death is even rarer. Posing is not staging, moving a body to cover the crime and mislead pursuers.
A signature is different from a modus operandi, (mode of operation, MO) the way they find, overpower, and kill a victim without getting caught. The MO changes as the killer refines their methods.
How to connect serial killers to crimes:
"If your case is not as strong on one murder, you could testify about behavioral characteristics and how they are maintained throughout all the murders," said Keppel. "So, whoever did Number 1, they also did Number 2 and Number 3." February 1990, Oregon State Police arrested John Sosnovke and Laverne Pavlinac for the rape and murder of Taunja Bennet, 23, a mildly retarded, woman who frequented bars. Pavlinac confessed, produced physical evidence, and implicated her boyfriend. The actual killer, Keith Hunter Jesperson, a long haul truck driver, and murderer of 8 women wouldn't allow anybody else take credit. After Sosnovke and Pavlinac received life sentences he confessed:
"I killed Tanya Bennett . . . I beat her to death, raped her and loved it. Yes I'm sick, but I enjoy myself too. People took the blame and I'm free . . ..Look over your shoulder. I may be closer than you think."
Randy Kraft, the "Scorecard Killer," a shy, ingenious psychopath, left a trail of as many as 67 mutilated bodies from California to Michigan.
Dennis Rader -- BTK Serial KillerRoy Hazelwood, of the FBI's old Behavioral Sciences Unit, claims serial sex offenders are generally Caucasian males of European descent. "Every single sexual deviation is overwhelmingly dominated by white males. And most sexually related ritualistic crimes are committed by white males."
Hazelwood identifies predators who rape and murder children and women they know as disorganized. They don't plan attacks but are opportunistic, using weapons available at or around the crime scene and they do not conceal their crimes. Organized predators plan out the crime, and bring tools as they troll for strangers far away from home. They destroy the evidence.
Anger-Excitation Rapists plan methodically. They are cruel in relationships but they kill strangers.
Serial sex offenders rely on sadistic cruelty to act out fantasies. They use restraints, ritualism, fantasies, hatred, manipulation, and mind control.
Angel of Darkness by Dennis McDougal, Rick Morgan (Editor) -- In May 1983, Randy Kraft, computer consultant in Orange County, CA and 1967 economics graduate of Claremont Men's College, was pulled over by California Highway Patrol officers because of suspected drunk driving. Approaching Kraft's Toyota, the officers faced a dead, partially clothed US marine, drugged and strangled in the passenger seat. Kraft killed young male hitchhikers and patrons of gay bars. His victims were sexually tortured, impaled and mutilated. He kept a sketchbook from one victim, a camera from another, and electric razor from another. He took photographs of his victims posed in sexually provocative positions. His companion never suspected anything. Still suspected in 60 murders, Kraft lives on death row, maximum security, California's San Quentin death row for 16 murders in the 1970s and 1980s; he has a reputation as one of the most notorious serial killers in US history.
Born Evil or Born Genius: The Leading Cause of Crime and Turmoil in Today's World by Barry Sudiker
Male Crime and Deviance: Exploring Its Causes, Dynamics, and Nature by R. Barri Flowers -- Seeks to explore the types of offenses committed by males, characteristics of male offenders, how male criminality and delinquency compare with and differ from female delinquent and criminal behavior, explanations for male crime, and efforts at combating crime in this country. Particular attention is given to exploring the relationship between male aggression and masculinity, as well as the role that testosterone and other biological factors play in male crime and violence. The book focuses on the correlations between male violence and aggressive behavior and firearms, violence involving intimates, male sexual violence, bias crimes, workplace violence, terrorism, male perpetrated sexual offenses, youth gang crime, and school violence.
Dying for Daddy by Carlton Smith Jack Barron June 1992, hearts went out to Jack Barron when his wife Irene died in her sleep. Barron was at work when his wife's body was found by a neighbor. On Feb. 7, 1993, Jeremy, 4, died. Aug. 7, 1994, Ashley, 4, died. Followed by Barron's mother, Roberta Butler, 52, in February 1995 whose body was found in her condominium. They had a stormy relationship, until Roberta announced she wanted to evict him. Before she could she was found dead. Barron's former girlfriend, Starla Hayes, told a judge soon after his wife's death, Barron made a disquieting remark to Jeremy, 3, for crying about his "Mommy," Jack shouted, "If you don't shut up, I'll send you to where Mommy is!" She met the defendant in 1990, at a Lucky's supermarket where they worked. After his wife died, Barron found himself with no one to baby-sit his kids. Hayes, a mother of two, 6 and 8, faced the same problem, she and her husband had separated. She and her two children moved into Barron's 3-bedroom home several months after Irene's death. The two agreed to share childcare duties. Hayes said she and Barron began having sex. The housing arrangement wasn't working. A couple of months after moving in, Hayes moved out. Barron was arrested 5 months after the death of his mother. Barron blames the loss of his family on hereditary heart disease. The motive for the slayings was Barron's hatred of his father, who divorced Barron's mother and abandoned him when he was a teenager. He also wanted out of his marriage and to collect $170,000 in insurance. In Irene's personal effects, was an undated letter she had written to Barron. "I'm really sorry you're unhappy right now. We have so much to be happy and thankful for ... It really upsets me when I hear you talk about divorce." April 2000, a defiant Jack Barron was sentenced to 3 consecutive life terms in prison with no parole. Barron is the first man known to suffer from Munchausen-by-Proxy, where a person causes illness or death to a loved one in order to attain sympathy. Photos.
Unidentified Homicide Victim -- (Date of Release: June 26, 2000) -- The Upper Darby Township Police Department, Delaware County, Pennsylvania, continues their investigation into the death of a yet unidentified black female. Unsolved Homicide Investigation -- (Date of Release: January 24, 2000) -- The City of New Castle Police Department, Lawrence County continues their investigation into the December 3, 1999, Homicide of Yvonne Richards.Unsolved Homicide - (June 28, 1999) -- The Pennsylvania State Police, Newport, Perry County, continues their investigation into the December 1993, Homicide of Lynne Marie Stansfield and Dale Gene Wolf.
Peggy Sue Hogue - Homicide Victim - (June 7, 1999) -- The Pennsylvania State Police, New Castle, continues their investigation into the 1983 Homicide of Peggy Sue Hogue 
Donald Edward Seebold III - Homicide Victim - (May 3, 1999) -- The Pennsylvania State Police, Selingsgrove, Snyder County, Pennsylvania, continue their investigation into the July 1997, homicide of Donald Edward Seebold III. 
Homicide Victim - Carmelo Molina - (April 19, 1999) -- The Kennett Square Police Department, Chester County, Pennsylvania, continues their investigation into the December 1998, Homicide of Carmelo Molina. 
Homicide Victim - Donald Lee Showman III - (April 12, 1999) -- The Pennsylvania State Police, Mercer, continue their investigation into the Robbery and Homicide of Donald Lee Showman II. At approximately 8:00 a.m., Showman was discovered lying dead outside of his home in Lackawannock Township, Mercer County, Pennsylvania.
Homicide Victim Charlotte Fimiano -- (February 1, 1999) -- The Pennsylvania State Police, Bethelehem, continue their investigation into the Homicide of Charlotte Fimiano. Investigators state Fimiano, an agent for Weichert Realtors, failed to return home after showing a home to an unknown client on September 11, 1997. Fatal Fire Investigation -- (December 14, 1998) -- The Pennsylvania State Police, Fire Marshall Division, continue their investigation into a Fatal Fire that claimed the lives of seven (7) people in Lycoming County on May 23, 1974Unidentified Body Suspicious Death -- (July 20, 1998) The Pennsylvania State Police, Schuylkill Haven, are investigating the discovery of a body at the Pine Grove Landfill, Pine Grove Township, Schuylkill CountyHomicide Victim -- Konstantinos "Gus" Boulias -- (March 2, 1998) The West Goshen Township Police Department and the Chester County Detectives continue their investigation into the August 27, 1997, Homicide of Konstantinos "Gus" Boulias.Unknown Homicide Victim -- (December 29, 1997) On July 11, 1995, at approximately 1:00 p.m., the Pennsylvania State Police, Embreeville, responded to a report of a body being discovered in a wooded area, east of Valley creek Road, East Caln Township, in Chester County, Pennsylvania.Unsolved Homicide -- (November 10, 1997) Chester County Detectives, West Chester, PA., continue their investigation into the homicide of Carl Devalia. On February 2, 1990, the 40 year old Devalia was reported missing to authorities, after failing to return to his residence in the 300 block of West Lincoln Highway, Coatesville.Aggravated Assault - Propulsion of Missiles -- (November 3, 1997) The Pennsylvania State Police, Greensburg, Continue their investigation into an incident of Aggravated Assault, Propulsion of Missiles and Recklessly Endangering which occurred along State Route 136, approximately 1/4 mile west of Madison Borough, Sewickley Township in Westmoreland County, PennsylvaniaUnsolved Homicide -- (October 6, 1997) The Pennsylvania State Police, Limerick, Montgomery County, are investigating the strangulation death of Caroline Ann Brader. On July 21, 1997, her nude body was found laying along the eastbound berm of the Pennsylvania Turnpike.Unsolved Homicide -- (September 29, 1997) The Pennsylvania State Police, Montoursville, are investigating the Homicide of 10 year old Joline Witt. On July 27, 1997, Muncy Boro Police Department conducted a missing person investigationFatal Hit and Run Automobile Accident -- (June 9, 1997) Pennsylvania State Police, Hazleton, are seeking the identity of a subject involved in a hit and run automobile accident which resulted in the death of 14 year old Timothy John Visgatis.Bank Robbery Investigation --(March 31, 1997) Pennsylvania State Police, Bedford, are seeking the identity of a suspect wanted in connection with a Bank Robbery at the Hoblitzel National Bank, in the Village of State Line, Londonderry Township, Bedford County.Suspicious Death -- (January 27, 1997) The Pennsylvania State Police Hazelton, are investigating the suspicious death of an unidentified white female discovered in Sugarloaf Township, Luzerne County on December 20, 1994. http://pacrimestoppers.org/unsolved.htm
Unsolved Serial Killings
In 1978, Saint Cloud, Minn a murderer killed Bill Huling's family and left him for dead. Now, more than 20 years later, there are clues that lead to a serial killer. Juarez slayings report: incompetent police but no serial killer. 10 years of murder, 300 hundred women and girls dead. No credible arrests.
Slaughter Night in Moscow by John Philpin -- Between dusk on July 21, and dawn, July 22, four women were murdered on the streets of Moscow. The total number of victims all women stands at ten since July 1. Does this city of ten million, capitol of the Russian Federation, have a serial killer preying on its women? Or does it, as some locals insist, have two serial killers at work? Or, as the police suggest, are two killers insufficient to accomodate all the victims who, they say, have little in common.
The Return of BTK - When the Killer Came Back -- The serial killer strangler who terrorized Wichita during the 1970s with seven murders is claiming responsibility for an eighth slaying and is believed to be in Wichita.
Case Study: Stopping a Serial Sniper -- During the summer of 1994, the Suffolk County Police Department with 2,663 sworn members, faced a series of sniper attacks .
An unidentified serial killer preyed on 4 California coastal communities from 1979 to 1986 murdering 10 people. These crimes spanned 3 counties and 4 law enforcement jurisdictions. DNA links 6 murders; the Method of Operation links the other 4.
Cleveland Torso Killer killed at least 16 people in the 1930s, but was never caught, despite the efforts of federal agent Elliot Ness. Torso: The Story of Eliot Ness and the Search for a Psychopathic Killer by Steven Nickel
In the Wake of the Butcher: Cleveland's Torso Murders
by James Jessen Badal -- During the Depression, the area known as Kingsbury Run on Cleveland's near East Side was filled with the unemployed and homeless who set up shantytowns. It was also the site where the gruesome remains of some of the Torso Killer's victims were found. Sifting through hundreds of original documents, police files (including the previously unseen files of the case's chief investigator Peter Merylo) and coroner's reports, and conducting interviews with surviving primary sources, Badal pieces together the chain of murders and the investigation that ultimately came up short. Illustrated with maps, rare crime scene and morgue photographs, and newspaper photos.
The Zodiac Killer in the San Francisco area is believed to be responsible for 37 lives in the late 1960s and early 1970s. His identity has never been confirmed. Some suspect Arthur Leigh Allen, a convicted child molester from Vallejo, Calif., who died in 1992 at age 58. Donna Lass, 25, worked as a nurse at the Sahara hotel in Stateline, Nevada and was by all accounts a "good girl". On Labor Day, September 6, 1970, Ms. Lass disappeared and some believe she was abducted from work by the Zodiac Killer.
The Southside Slayer killed up to 20 prostitutes in the Los Angeles-area in the mid-1980s. No one was charged. The crimes stopped in 1987.
1975 - 1990, at least a dozen young women were the victims of unsolved homicides in the New Haven, CT area. Authorities believe 7 may have been killed by one man. Detectives received tips about a man named Roosevelt Bowden and his link to the old unsolved murders. A violent man, in 1978, he fatally stabbed his daughter, Tabitha,1. Prosecutors agreed to a plea bargain for manslaughter carrying a maximum of 15 years in prison. By July 1986, Bowden was out on parole.
A call from a truck driver brought state troopers to a rest stop on Route 8 on a November morning in 1986. They found what was left of the body of Jack Franklin Andrews, 26. He had been chopped apart and sexually mutilated. His torso and arms were wrapped in a quilt and garbage bags and left on a snow bank. His legs, head and penis were never found. Detectives now think Andrews was the victim of a serial killer.
An unidentified serial killer preyed upon 4 California coastal communities from 1979 to 1986 murdering 10 people. These crimes spanned 3 counties and 4 law enforcement jurisdictions. DNA links 6 murders; the Method of Operation links the other 4. There may be more.
DNA and other forensic evidence suggests Albert DeSalvo, the "Boston Strangler," wasn't involved with the 1964 murder of Mary Sullivan, 19, believed to be the 11th victim of the Boston Strangler. January 4th, 1964, Sullivan's 2 roommates found Mary dead, strangled with a stocking. Investigators say this raises doubts about whether DeSalvo killed any of the women he confessed to strangling.
A Rose for Mary: The Hunt for the Real Boston Strangler
Mary Sullivan, 19, was the last, and youngest, victim in the Boston Strangler case that riveted the nation in the early 1960s. 14 months after Mary's brutal killing on January 4, 1964, handyman Albert DeSalvo, in jail on an unrelated sexual assault charge, told authorities he was the Boston Strangler and confessed to the gruesome murders of 14 women. DeSalvo, was stabbed to death in prison while serving time for a different crime. He was never charged with any the killings because no physical evidence linked him to the slayings. Many investigators and psychiatrists discounted his implausible and coached confession. The Sullivan family never believed he murdered Mary. Mary's nephew, Casey Sherman, exposes the truth behind her death and unravels the mysteries surrounding the Boston Strangler. Drawing on interviews with major figures in the case and exhaustive research, Sherman reexamines the crime scenes, initial police investigations, prime suspects, and DeSalvo's confession tapes, which have never been made public. He reveals the political motivations of the Boston Strangler Task Force and uncovers the role of flamboyant defense attorney F. Lee Bailey in manipulating DeSalvo's confession. Sherman also presents new DNA evidence, and discloses how his reinvestigation led to an alliance with the DeSalvo family, battling law enforcement officials in Massachusetts to exonerate DeSalvo and reopen Mary Sullivan's unsolved murder. Sherman's his decade-long search for justice unmasks his aunt's real murderer and provides new revelations about notorious Boston Strangler serial killings.
Chicago's unsolved murder mysteries -- September 18, 1966, Valerie Percy had been working on her father's campaign for the US Senate. The murderer was a stranger who broke into the Percy mansion, committed his crime and disappeared into the night. December 1996, Nan Toder, visiting the Chicago area from Florida was cut, strangled and beaten to death in her Crestwood hotel room. Karyn "Cookie" Kupcinet, daughter of the Sun-Times gossip columnist was beginning a Hollywood career when an unidentified assailant strangled her to death in her Los Angeles apartment. Lisa Kopanakis, Gus Raftoponlos, Patricia and Barbara Grimes, Judith Mae Anderson, Sherry Gordon, and Theresa Hall ... If none of these names ring a bell, surely you recall the Brown's Chicken and Seafood in Palatine, where 7 employees were gunned down one January night for just over $1,000 out of the cash register, their bodies left in the freezers.
Ice Box Murders - HOUSTON, TEXAS - Father's Day, June 20, 1965, A day of celebration for many residents in Houston, Texas. It wasn't a likely location for Houston's most grisly double homicide. But on that date, two elderly residents of 1815 Driscoll Street, Fred C. Rogers 81, and his wife, Edwina H. Rogers 72, were murdered. Three nights later their mutilated, dissected bodies were found in the kitchen refrigerator of their home by 2 Houston police officers. 35 years later no arrest has been made in the case. (Excerpts from "The Ice Box Murders" (c)2000 Hugh E. Gardenier, III and Martha Leonard Hughes)
Jack the Ripper stalked the streets of London 31st August 1888 and 9th November 1888. The killer was tied to the deaths of at least 5 prostitutes, but was never brought to justice.Location: New York
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