Most fascinating serial killer?

[jimbob27]

Fred and Rose West for me. Mostly because I remember the news reports of them being discovered when I was a kid. They kidnapped, raped, tortured and murdered a bunch of young women, including one of their daughters, and then buried them all under their basement and in their back yard.

After they got caught the police started digging them up, and I remember the body count going up day after day.

 

[Diet Butcher]

 

[Amerikuracana]

None you fkn wannabe edgy pansy weirdos.

 

[SammyPops]

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[Te Huna Matata]

Edmund Kemper for me. Genius level IQ and mountain of a man. Cut off his mother's head and fucked her neckhole. That's a special kind of fucked up.

 

[Te Huna Matata]

http://nypost.com/2015/04/28/meet-the-prisoner-who-murdered-killer-cannibal-jeffrey-dahmer/

When trolling goes wrong

Good for him. Some people deserve to die. It was my understanding that Dahmer was repentant and a religious man later in life. I guess not.

Instances like these are why I'll always support the death penalty in the most extreme cases.

 

[The_Renaissance]

Fred and Rose West for me. Mostly because I remember the news reports of them being discovered when I was a kid. They kidnapped, raped, tortured and murdered a bunch of young women, including one of their daughters, and then buried them all under their basement and in their back yard.

After they got caught the police started digging them up, and I remember the body count going up day after day.

Wanna hear something messed up?

So, a kind-of friend of mine - his dad committed suicide when he was a kid. Turns out, the reason his dad topped himself was this:

He used to do drugs with Fred West on occasion. Basically, used to get wasted with him at some house, mainly doing shrooms and acid IIRC. They were adult males at this point. Anyway, now and again when he was fucked, Fred West would segue into telling my 'friends' dad about rapes/murders/torture he was committing and had committed. Almost like going into confession but bragging at the same time.

Mates dad freaked out after a couple of times and went to the police, who dismissed him out of hand. When it eventually came out and turned out to be true, my mates dad hung himself out of a combination of guilt, depression and the effects of a lifetime of drugs.

The rumour in recent years is that the cops didn't take him seriously coz West was a police informant of sorts, grassing up low-level criminals he associated with.

 

[DoomPatrol]

Definitely the creepiest of all.

 

[Sir Galahad]

 

[SammyPops]

Just b/ @Zer has yet to be caught, doesn't mean TS shoudl have left him off the poll.

 

[ClubFoot]

Has anyone mentioned Harold Shipman?

That was quite some body count.

And he never lifted a knife, hammer, rope or gun to his victims.

 

[NoGoodNamesLeft]

none of them, killing is for losers!

 

[Deleted member 457759]

Andrei Chikatilo almost literally orgasmed from his cage in court while the families whaled in agony. They're all sick and it's hard to gauge who is worse but damn, that was one of the most evil things I'd ever seen.



I remember reading about a serial killer in India back in the 1700's I think. Allegedly he used a scarf and had killed like 300 people over the course of decades. I'm not sure if it's true though as it seems a little far fetched for them to have documented it accurately.

 

[Cubo de Sangre]

Yeah, he got what he deserved.

Just desserts?

 

[OneManOrgy]

Israel Keyes. Not a lot of people know of him, but he is one of the most criminally sophisticated serial killers out there. He interests me because he had no victim profile, killed without impulse and planned his murders far ahead of time. He planned murders far ahead of time, planting what they called 'murder kits' which contained weapons, binds, etc. In one of his murders he waited 2 years and then used said murder kit to kill the victims he scoped out 2 years ago. He would travel long distances, from one state to another, and kill. In a documentary on YouTube, it showed that he had traveled to over 35+ states and other places around the world using money from robbing banks and from his victims. He never wanted to be famous, and took his secrets to his death by killing himself in prison.

Edmund Kemper also interests me a lot because of the fact he turned himself in. I don't know many serial killers who have done that, and he is very intelligent. Dahmer is also very interesting, and like Kemper there are a few interviews with them on YouTube.

'Keyes planned murders long ahead of time and took extraordinary action to avoid detection. Unlike most serial killers, he did not have a victim profile. He usually killed far from home, and never in the same area twice. On his murder trips, he kept his mobile phone turned off and paid for items with cash. He had no connection to any of his victims. In the Currier murders, he flew to Chicago, and there rented a car to drive the 1000 additional miles to Vermont. He then used the murder kit he had hidden two years earlier to perform the murders.[21]

Keyes admired Ted Bundy and shared several similarities with him: Both were methodical and felt a possession over their victims. However, there are notable differences. Bundy's murders were spread throughout the country, mainly because he lived in many different areas, and not as an intentional effort to avoid detection as was the case with Keyes. Bundy targeted only attractive young women, usually with hair parted down the middle, while Keyes had no particular type of victim.'


Ah, someone mentioned him in this thread. I don't know many people who know of him. I posted the same quote from wiki. My bad. @
Imyourpusherman

who brought up Keyes.

 

[IloveTHIS]

^^ Really fascinating stuff. I'm HUGE into serial killers. I often spend hours reading about them, and yet have never heard of the guy until this thread. Time to dig further into research.