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SofaGeorge
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I think Satanic Goatslayer has got to be hidden in these files somewhere...
http://www.crimelibrary.com/serialkillers.htm
http://www.crimelibrary.com/serialkillers.htm
SofaGeorge
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WODIN said:
Oh my God! I can't believe somebody else knows Fish! The Gray Man is definitely the best serial killer of all time.
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HighIntensity
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i spend my days hunting vampires
PsychoSkitz
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PaleHorse said:
Ted Bundy.
SofaGeorge
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WODIN said:
Check out the link I posted for the Crime Library files. I think it is worth noting that even with an extensive coverage of all of the most interesting serial killers Fish still really stands out as his own animal. What makes him even more interesting is that he was a loving father with many children. There was some speculation that because he was a house painter his dementia was caused by long term absorbtion of lead from the paint. This might explain whey he so compartmentalized the different aspects of his psychosis. (i.e., he grew up normal... then became a nut)
I originally heard of Fish when the Silence of the Lambs came out. Fish is the model for hannibal Lecture in the book.
The painting profession was probably a contributing factor, however I do think he was really fucked up some other way that isn't fully documented. His psyhosis is so deep that he had children of his own and didn't touch them. But then he turns around and has baby stew. Sybill could get lessons from this man!
The painting profession was probably a contributing factor, however I do think he was really fucked up some other way that isn't fully documented. His psyhosis is so deep that he had children of his own and didn't touch them. But then he turns around and has baby stew. Sybill could get lessons from this man!
Captain_insano
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Two words..one man...Edward Gein
Bodhidogma
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Edmund Kemper III
toga22
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LOL....you are right the movie did suck. They also say that movies such as Psycho was based on Ed Gein's life and the relationship with his mother. Other than they say that parts of the movies Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Silence of the Lambs, Deranged, and the first Friday the 13th movie were also based on his life
~toga
~toga
Captain_insano
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toga22 said:
I am with the Captain on this one...I grew up not to far from his "Stomping grounds". And the stories and rumors about him in the area are numerous and very chilling...to say the least.
~toga
Damn baby you abs are getting sexier each and every day.
Ted Bundy was NOT the Flroida killer than the guy posted earlier. This was the young man who went out in the woods each night on 'missions' and survival fantasies. His killings were gruesome.
But tell us about the Fish?
And who was that serial killer that had so many needles in his scrotum that he blazed on fire when they electrocuted him?
But tell us about the Fish?
And who was that serial killer that had so many needles in his scrotum that he blazed on fire when they electrocuted him?
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dballer
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Zodiac killed from 1962 to 1984. He was never caught.. not even close. He killed around 50 people.
Albert Fish was just plain sick.
My favorite is The Canadian Oak.
Albert Fish was just plain sick.
My favorite is The Canadian Oak.
SofaGeorge
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Drizzt said:
For the full story of the legendary Fish... go to...
http://www.crimelibrary.com/fish/fish/fishmain.htm
Lostdog
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The dynamic Duo Henry Lee Lucas & Ottis Toole (murdered 200+) The Tag Team from Hell: the Sadist King and the Generalissimo of Pain. The numbers speak for themselves. As a kid, Henry was the poster child of the "Future Serial Killer Club." His alcoholic father, called "No Legs" because of a chance encounter with a freight train, killed himself after repeatedly being humiliated by his abusive wife. When little Henry sliced an eye while playing with a knife with his brother, his bootlegging, prostitute mother -- Viola Lucas -- left his gashed orb unattended for days until it eventually withered and had to be removed by a doctor. Once mom beat him so severely with a piece of wood that he lay in a semi-conscious state for three days before Viola's boyfriend decide to take him to a local hospital. Another time, she cruelly decided to send Hank to school in a dress and with his hair curled.
Years later, in a drunken binge, Henry stuck a knife in his mother's back and proceeded to rape her dead corpse. Later, like on many other occasions, he recanted his act of inscestuous necrophilia. He got 40 years for matricide, but was out after 10. Free again, Henry launched his stellar career as the nation's most notorious random killer.
In 1976, after a chance meeting in a Jacksonville soup kitchen, he joined up with a part-time transvestite and deeply psychotic retard, Ottis Toole, to carry out numerous homicidal escapades. Ottis had a taste for human flesh and had many of his victims for dinner. Henry, however, was not a cannibal because, he said, he disliked the taste of Ottis' barbecue sauce. He was more of a sadist and a necrophile, preferring sex with mutilated bodies and live or dead animals.
The consummate killer couple, they enjoyed picking up hitchhikers to satisfy their lust for blood. Sometimes, when they didn't want to go through the hassle of killing and disposing of their prey, they would just run over the occasional hitchhiker and continue on their merry way. These lethal lovebirds parted ways after Ottis' niece, Becky Powell, shacked up with Henry at the age of seven. The unfortunate lassie was found at the age of fifteen dismembered, stuffed in pillowcases and strewn over a field.
After his arrest, Lucas toured the country as a star killer uncovering evidence of his handiwork for local police departments. In 1985, Dallas Times-Herald journalist, Hugh Aynesworth, claimed their reign of terror was a hoax and that overzealous detectives fed the would-be killers many details of their crimes. Henry and Ottis confessed to more than 600 killings in 26 states. Henry even claimed to have carried the poison to Guyana as a favor to his good friend Jim Jones.
Many investigators still believe that Lucas -- a fifth-grade dropout -- was responsible for just a couple of murders and the real criminals were the officers who fed him information on unresolved cases and coerced confessions. Serial killer expert Robert Ressler believes Henry might be responsible for as little as five killings. The truth probably lies somewhere in the middle.
To many investigators' surprise one of Henry's earliest alleged victims, a Virginia schoolteacher, was found alive and kicking as he was charged with her murder. Not one to hold back his most outrageous boasts, he claimed to have committed murders in Spain and Japan eventhough there's no evidence suggesting he ever left the United States.
Some of the crimes, he said, were committed under orders from the Satanic cult, the "Hand of Death." After confessing to over 300 hits, Hank recanted it all only to confess again when he became born-agai. As he awaits execution on Death Row in Texas, Hank still mentions bits and pieces of evidence linking him to numerous killings in 18 states.
Meanwhile back in Florida, Ottis was diagnosed as a paranoid schizophrenic and his death sentence was commuted to six consecutive life termss. In prison Ottis confessed and later recanted killing 6-year-old Adam Walsh, whose 1981 disappearance outside a Hollywood, Florida, mall set off a nationwide manhunt and launched the TV career of his father, John Walsh, as the creator and host of the Fox television series "America's Most Wanted."
On September 15, 1996, Ottis died in a prison hospital of liver failure. Walsh, who repeatedly criticized the police handling of his son's case, questioned why investigators did not try to interview Toole on his deathbed or try for another confession. Speaking from prison after Ottis' death, Lucas said Toole killed Adam and later showed him the remains of the boy in a shallow grave. "I got sick about it. I said let's get the hell out of here."
On March 31, 1998, Texas State District Judge John Carter set June 30 as the execution date for Henry Lee. Although his many confessions, he was sentenced to death for the 1979 murder of a female hitchhiker known as "Orange Socks" for the only item of clothing left on her body. During many of his detractions Lucas claimed that he was working as a roofer in Florida when the hitchhiker was killed. No execution date had been set for Lucas until now. He was granted a stay in September 1995 so his claims of false confessions could be investigated. The stay was lifted a year later.
On June 27, 1998 Governor George W. Bush spared Henry's life because of overwhelming evidence proving that Henry was not in Texas when "Orange Socks" was murdered. Although Lucas confessed to killing her, work records and a cashed paycheck indicated he was in Florida at the time of the murder. Bush issued the reprieve on the recommendation of the state parole board. "I can only thank them for believing the truth and having guts enough for standing up for what's right," Lucas said from death row.
"Henry Lee Lucas is unquestionably guilty of other despicable crimes which he has been sentenced to spend the rest of his life in prison," said Bush, in Brownsville for a conference of U.S.-Mexico border state governors. "However, I believe there is enough doubt about this particular crime that the state of Texas should not impose its ultimate penalty by executing him."
Years later, in a drunken binge, Henry stuck a knife in his mother's back and proceeded to rape her dead corpse. Later, like on many other occasions, he recanted his act of inscestuous necrophilia. He got 40 years for matricide, but was out after 10. Free again, Henry launched his stellar career as the nation's most notorious random killer.
In 1976, after a chance meeting in a Jacksonville soup kitchen, he joined up with a part-time transvestite and deeply psychotic retard, Ottis Toole, to carry out numerous homicidal escapades. Ottis had a taste for human flesh and had many of his victims for dinner. Henry, however, was not a cannibal because, he said, he disliked the taste of Ottis' barbecue sauce. He was more of a sadist and a necrophile, preferring sex with mutilated bodies and live or dead animals.
The consummate killer couple, they enjoyed picking up hitchhikers to satisfy their lust for blood. Sometimes, when they didn't want to go through the hassle of killing and disposing of their prey, they would just run over the occasional hitchhiker and continue on their merry way. These lethal lovebirds parted ways after Ottis' niece, Becky Powell, shacked up with Henry at the age of seven. The unfortunate lassie was found at the age of fifteen dismembered, stuffed in pillowcases and strewn over a field.
After his arrest, Lucas toured the country as a star killer uncovering evidence of his handiwork for local police departments. In 1985, Dallas Times-Herald journalist, Hugh Aynesworth, claimed their reign of terror was a hoax and that overzealous detectives fed the would-be killers many details of their crimes. Henry and Ottis confessed to more than 600 killings in 26 states. Henry even claimed to have carried the poison to Guyana as a favor to his good friend Jim Jones.
Many investigators still believe that Lucas -- a fifth-grade dropout -- was responsible for just a couple of murders and the real criminals were the officers who fed him information on unresolved cases and coerced confessions. Serial killer expert Robert Ressler believes Henry might be responsible for as little as five killings. The truth probably lies somewhere in the middle.
To many investigators' surprise one of Henry's earliest alleged victims, a Virginia schoolteacher, was found alive and kicking as he was charged with her murder. Not one to hold back his most outrageous boasts, he claimed to have committed murders in Spain and Japan eventhough there's no evidence suggesting he ever left the United States.
Some of the crimes, he said, were committed under orders from the Satanic cult, the "Hand of Death." After confessing to over 300 hits, Hank recanted it all only to confess again when he became born-agai. As he awaits execution on Death Row in Texas, Hank still mentions bits and pieces of evidence linking him to numerous killings in 18 states.
Meanwhile back in Florida, Ottis was diagnosed as a paranoid schizophrenic and his death sentence was commuted to six consecutive life termss. In prison Ottis confessed and later recanted killing 6-year-old Adam Walsh, whose 1981 disappearance outside a Hollywood, Florida, mall set off a nationwide manhunt and launched the TV career of his father, John Walsh, as the creator and host of the Fox television series "America's Most Wanted."
On September 15, 1996, Ottis died in a prison hospital of liver failure. Walsh, who repeatedly criticized the police handling of his son's case, questioned why investigators did not try to interview Toole on his deathbed or try for another confession. Speaking from prison after Ottis' death, Lucas said Toole killed Adam and later showed him the remains of the boy in a shallow grave. "I got sick about it. I said let's get the hell out of here."
On March 31, 1998, Texas State District Judge John Carter set June 30 as the execution date for Henry Lee. Although his many confessions, he was sentenced to death for the 1979 murder of a female hitchhiker known as "Orange Socks" for the only item of clothing left on her body. During many of his detractions Lucas claimed that he was working as a roofer in Florida when the hitchhiker was killed. No execution date had been set for Lucas until now. He was granted a stay in September 1995 so his claims of false confessions could be investigated. The stay was lifted a year later.
On June 27, 1998 Governor George W. Bush spared Henry's life because of overwhelming evidence proving that Henry was not in Texas when "Orange Socks" was murdered. Although Lucas confessed to killing her, work records and a cashed paycheck indicated he was in Florida at the time of the murder. Bush issued the reprieve on the recommendation of the state parole board. "I can only thank them for believing the truth and having guts enough for standing up for what's right," Lucas said from death row.
"Henry Lee Lucas is unquestionably guilty of other despicable crimes which he has been sentenced to spend the rest of his life in prison," said Bush, in Brownsville for a conference of U.S.-Mexico border state governors. "However, I believe there is enough doubt about this particular crime that the state of Texas should not impose its ultimate penalty by executing him."
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dballer said:
LOL
Seriously, this topic is bullshit....these people caused horrible pain...I can see how one might be interested purely from an intellectual viewpoint about the psychosis of these entities but other than that, fuck 'em and feed to the chair IMO.
Captain_insano
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wyst said:
No i live in NJ but i know a little about this particular man.
Peyote Killa
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I know I might get some heat from this, but o well.
My OPINION is that different and various Gods are my favorite serial killers. Think about it, I mean they have convinced people that commiting suicide is cool (I'm talking about cults).
You guys are talking about people killing 50+ and shit. Well as far as numbers go, Gods have been the reason behind a lot more than just 50 deaths.
I don't particularly believe in a god, but the idea of God has to be the best serial killer.
My OPINION is that different and various Gods are my favorite serial killers. Think about it, I mean they have convinced people that commiting suicide is cool (I'm talking about cults).
You guys are talking about people killing 50+ and shit. Well as far as numbers go, Gods have been the reason behind a lot more than just 50 deaths.
I don't particularly believe in a god, but the idea of God has to be the best serial killer.
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