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Killed mainly women. He lured women in by pretending to be hurt and with his good looks.
Case happened in the 1980's. He killed his wife by causing head force trauma. He cut up her frozen body, put her through a wood chipper, then put her in a lake.
Known as the Son of Sam or the .44 Caliber Killer
killed between 80 to 90 people by torturing and mutilating them. He started killing in 1969, picking up hitchhikers on the coastal highways of the American South
"The Human Dracula". Committed suicide in 2008 by hanging himself
The Whitechapel Murderer
He confessed to the torture, rape and murder of 147 young boys. The media as the Le Bestia
The cattle-breeder from Indonesia admitted to killing 42 girls and women between 1986 to 1997. As a part of his ritual, he used to bury them waist deep.
His targets were homeless men whom he lured to his house with vodka. Known as the chessboard killer.
Cullen worked as a nurse in many hospitals but kept switching jobs as he was fired for suspicious behavior from many of them.
Also called the Trash Bag Killer. He confessed to 32 murders of homosexual men
His technique was to stalk his victims before breaking into their homes, binding their limbs and finally strangling them. BTK Murderer.
Acid Bath Murderer
Her story allowed Charlize Theron to win an Academy Award. She played Aileen in the 2003 movie, 'Monster

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