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MINDHUNTER | Egg Salad | Netflix Cameron Britten is a hell of an actor. |
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Quoted: I lived in Gainesville when he was killing coeds. He terrified the entire city. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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Quoted: Dean Corll...reading about that one, and talking to a friend's Dad that tangentially worked the case....that was some truly fucked up shit. Houston Child Murderers View Quote That story is highly disturbing. |
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They all scare me... and fascinate me at the same time. I read all of John Douglas' books when they came out, as well as some of books of his colleagues.
One can never really understand the "reasons" why these people do what they do. Why do they want to torture and kill people that have never done anything to them, probably never even seen them. They can do profiles on these guys and be spot on, interview them, write about them; but never really know them. People have and make choices to be evil or good... or just a regular guy. I always think about the nephew of the wineville chicken coop killer Gordon Northcott. That kid was treated all kinds of horrible by his uncle, and then made to lure other boys to the uncle's vehicle to be taken to the ranch and killed. That kid testified in court against his uncle to help convict him, and went on to become a husband, father and God-fearing upstanding and well loved member of his community. I'm sure the things that happened to him in his young life plagued him in some way until the day he died, but he chose to try to be a better person. If he had grown up to be antisocial in some way it would have been understandable. What is it that made him turn out fine after all that, but someone else wouldn't? Strength of character? Happy neurotransmitters full of dopamine? Then there is the other part of that story that they made a movie about, Changeling. It had Angelina Jolie in it. That was all kinds of fucked up too. |
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Quoted: 2. Dennis Rader Because I had a 20 minute private conversation with him in his "dog catcher" office about a ticket he wrote me 6 months prior to him being arrested. He had been giving my family some attention because we did not have an outside doghouse for our inside dog. Eventually he dismissed the ticket and I shook his hand before leaving his office. My wife and 3 little kids were home a lot while I worked two jobs. He lived a quarter of a mile away. When I saw his face plastered on the papers I thought "OHSHIT, I know him. OH SHIT, I was alone with him in his office. OH SHITTTTT, he's been to my house." View Quote Holy shit I am sure that fucked up feeling from hear that news lasted a long time. |
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Kemper, 6'9" and 300lbs, 145+ IQ. The whole decapitation and necrophilia angle is disturbing enough. Throw in the fact that he murdered his grandparents and his mother too.
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Quoted: No Richard Ramirez? My Uncle is spending life in prison for rape and attempted murder of a young girl. Tied her to a tree in the middle of a winter in Wisconsin naked after stabbing her 27 times and raping her. Someone that girl got free and he got caught. He was a trucker and apparently there have been quite a number of murders with an identical M.O they're trying to pin on him in states he's been in around that time. Crazy. View Quote Yup. Some of these guys were mental, or acting-out due to childhood trauma. But the Nightstalker was just fucking pure evil. Not that EVERY one of the people mentioned here aren't evil. But Ramirez bathed in evil. I always have trouble not including Vlad Tepes, Elizabeth Bathory, and others of histor in these discussions. National hero and protector of Romania or not... the dude impaled thousands of women and children. And there's NO way Bathory doesn't qualify as a serial killer. |
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Quoted: Kemper, 6'9" and 300lbs, 145+ IQ. The whole decapitation and necrophilia angle is disturbing enough. Throw in the fact that he murdered his grandparents and his mother too. View Quote This is what Kemper's half-brother (he changed his name to not be associated with him) said about him: ‘I think he manipulates everyone. I think that he has never told anyone the truth about things he has done. I would suspect he is holding back a good 20 to 30 per cent of the truth about himself, his past, and how he thinks. ‘All I know is that he gets to live better there [prison] than most people on the streets. Free gym, free food, free housekeeping. Thanks to liberals, he has it good. ‘Personally, I hope he chokes. If he came around to my family, I’d shoot him on sight.’ And yes, the guy that played him in Mindhunter made the hair on my neck stand up. |
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I'm literally more scared of their accomplices who were not caught.
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Could someone please call 911. I have ranch dressing on my ass.......
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For me, it is the one that I don't know, but have a mental image of that I think of often.
Years back, when I was living in Orlando, I got a call at my manager's desk from my terrified mom. She was out of it-- which is evidenced by her calling her son 650 miles away as opposed to my dad working 5 miles away. Early that morning, my mom was jogging on a side road that runs parallel with the highway. She watched a white panel van slow down on the highway and turn to get on the road behind her. She kept jogging, but was concerned. When she got to the end of the road where she would turn back, she decided to go to a neighbor's summer house (no one was there.) She watched from behind the house. The man stopped in front of the church cemetery, which was between where she was and her path back home, and opened the back of the van. He took out a bat and a coil of rope. He kept looking over towards her direction to see when she'd be coming back. He casually waited, and even urinated once. When he decided that she must have entered the house, he calmly put away his bat and coil of rope and got back on the highway headed the way he was originally headed. My mother stated that what terrified her the most was how nonchalant he was-- like this was just another ordinary day for him. Mom went back to her house by traveling through the woods and entering through the back door. She was terrified that he was still in the area. Being unable to do anything where I was, I told her to contact that state police in both MS and LA (we live on the line, and the van was traveling into LA.) Mom also called the FBI field office. According to an agent that followed up with my mother, 7 hours after her experience a woman was abducted on the TX border in a similar fashion that my mother described. That time span would be able how long it would have taken for him to travel I-10. I don't know if it was related, but I always feel that it was. To my knowledge this guy was never caught. He was described as about as generic as you can imagine: ~40 years old, white male, short brown hair. Khaki slacks, white polo shirt, professional appearance. We live in a little town so small that it doesn't have a traffic light, but I'm certain that a traveling serial killer and/or rapist pass through here. |
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So out of your list, Dahmer, just from the fact he was a calm natured person, but secretly eating dudes. Damn.
For me though, two others scare me more. I grew up in Northeast Jersey, across the river from New York. Son of Sam in the 70's, while not as gory as others, scared the fuck out of me as a kid. You didnt know when or where he was going to strike next, and the whole area was pretty much on lock down. But as far as other serial killers go, Ed Gein has my vote. |
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Quoted: That’s why I voted BTK. Dude WAS the literal “Boogieman.” He would hide in your house, unseen, until he decided to reveal himself. Random murders always are the scariest to me. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: 2. Dennis Rader Because I had a 20 minute private conversation with him in his "dog catcher" office about a ticket he wrote me 6 months prior to him being arrested. He had been giving my family some attention because we did not have an outside doghouse for our inside dog. Eventually he dismissed the ticket and I shook his hand before leaving his office. My wife and 3 little kids were home a lot while I worked two jobs. He lived a quarter of a mile away. When I saw his face plastered on the papers I thought "OHSHIT, I know him. OH SHIT, I was alone with him in his office. OH SHITTTTT, he's been to my house." That’s why I voted BTK. Dude WAS the literal “Boogieman.” He would hide in your house, unseen, until he decided to reveal himself. Random murders always are the scariest to me. Yup |
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Who was the guy in the 19th century that ran a whole kidnapping and torture building somewhere in a big city?
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Quoted: Who was the guy in the 19th century that ran a whole kidnapping and torture building somewhere in a big city? View Quote You are thinking H.H. Holmes. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H._H._Holmes |
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Quoted: Dahmer. He drilled holes in some of his victims heads ALIVE in an attempt to make them zombie sex slaves. Then there was the whole cannibalism thing. One sick puppy. View Quote That was my gut reaction and vote. But truthfully, I have no desire to be anywhere in the vicinity of any of these or any other crazy killer. |
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Her and here like are the most horrific to me. They feel morally superior for their killings and a large part of society feels the same. |
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View Quote So sorry to read that. My condolences. |
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Joseph James DeAngelo. The Golden State Killer/The Original Night Stalker. He’d break into your house ahead of time and unload your pistol. Hide ropes under your couch cushions. Outran an FBI agent in a car - DeAngelo was on a bike. Vaulted fences, mapped out neighborhoods, snuck silently into your house at night. He’d rape your wife in the next room, while you were tied up with dishes stacked on your back so you couldn’t move without alarming him. Killed without hesitation when cornered or when he felt like it. Got away with it for forty years.
Dean Corll was maybe even worse, certainly more sadistic, but he only got away with it for as long as he did because the cops in his town were completely fucking incompetent. GSK was actually adept at his fucked up craft. |
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BTK ,dudes interviews are chilling. Joseph Deangelo. was next , he never would have been caught if it wasn’t for a genealogical test sights sharing info with LE.
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I do not understand the desire/need to rank them. How is one any worse than the others?
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View Quote I remember reading about him in the papers. At that time in New Mexico that was like learning Jack the Ripper lived in Mayberry. |
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Quoted: I remember reading about him in the papers. At that time in New Mexico that was like learning Jack the Ripper lived in Mayberry. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: I remember reading about him in the papers. At that time in New Mexico that was like learning Jack the Ripper lived in Mayberry. He was an especially sick bastard. To take the time to set up a torture chamber and go through the trouble he did to conceal it takes time and effort. Even guys who worked the case found his video tapes disturbing. |
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Quoted: He was an especially sick bastard. To take the time to set up a torture chamber and go through the trouble he did to conceal it takes time and effort. Even guys who worked the case found his video tapes disturbing. View Quote People in law enforcement suffer a lot having to watch evidence like that, particularly if it involves children. I've known more than one law enforcement officer who was permanently traumatized and had to seek professional help just having to witness crap like that. One of them became dependent on meds IIRC. |
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I used to be in a facebook group with this guy. Sick bastard killed 8 people, they eventually caught him when they found a girl chained inside a conex box on his property in SC.
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Quoted: People in law enforcement suffer a lot having to watch evidence like that, particularly if it involves children. I've known more than one law enforcement officer who was permanently traumatized and had to seek professional help just having to witness crap like that. One of them became dependent on meds IIRC. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: He was an especially sick bastard. To take the time to set up a torture chamber and go through the trouble he did to conceal it takes time and effort. Even guys who worked the case found his video tapes disturbing. People in law enforcement suffer a lot having to watch evidence like that, particularly if it involves children. I've known more than one law enforcement officer who was permanently traumatized and had to seek professional help just having to witness crap like that. One of them became dependent on meds IIRC. I don't doubt that one bit. I sure as fuck wouldn't want to be privy to some of that shit. |
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Quoted: Dean Corll...reading about that one, and talking to a friend's Dad that tangentially worked the case....that was some truly fucked up shit. Houston Child Murderers View Quote Came here to post this. He would insert glass rods in his victim’s penis and then smash them. |
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Quoted: Theodore Robert Bundy Or Aileen Wuornos Red View Quote I don’t agree that Aileen wuornos was a serial killer. She killed men because she hated them and believed she was killing them before they hurt women, because all men hurt women. In her mind. She never followed the cool down/ramp up period that sets serial killers apart from other killers. |
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