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lonnielynn · Joined: 12 Mar 2007 Posts: 247

Albert Fish - aka The Cannibal, The Moon Maniac and The Werewolf of Wisteria; sadist and pedophile who cannibalized several children;. boasted he molested over 100 children, and was a suspect in at least five killings. Fish confessed to three murders that police were able to trace to a known homicide, and confessed to stabbing at least two other people. He was put on trial for the murder of Grace Budd, and was convicted and executed.
Good to know that he is dead!
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Nolongerhisvictim · Joined: 10 Feb 2007 Posts: 1380

H.H. Holmes- Holmes, properly known as Herman Webster Mudgett, killed twenty-seven people at his house in Chicago. Like Ted Bundy he was a handsome man and a favourite with the ladies.

Holmes shared a flat above the store with a Jeweller called Icilius Conner and his his wife Julia who acted as Holmes's secretary. Holmes purchased a large vacant plot accross the road from the drugstore to build a hotel. The Gothic-style hotel resembled a castle and had 100 rooms. The hotel, aptly named 'Holmes's Castle' was designed by Benjamin F. Pitzel, and completed in 1891. Many people stayed at Holmes's castle and many disappeared, including Conners' wife and her daughter.

An insurance fraud by Holmes which resulted in the death of Pitzel took police to Holmes's hotel, but Holmes had fled. He was captured in Philadelphia and charged with embezzlement and later with murder.

The police searched Holmes's castle and discovered a death house. Some of the rooms had chutes which led to the basement below, used as a victim cargo route. The basement contained vats of acid, airtight rooms with gas inlets, windowless torture rooms containing trays of surgical instruments. Also found were several female skeletons.

At Holmes’s trial in 1895, in which Holmes acted as his own defence, a mechanic told of how he had worked for Holmes stripping flesh from bodies which he thought had come from the city mortuary. Holmes was found guilty of murder and sentenced to death. While awaiting execution Holmes confessed to twenty-seven killings. He was hanged at Philadelphia’s Moyamensing prison on 7 May 1896.

WHAT A SICK FREAK!!!! GLAD HE'S DEAD!!!!!!
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lonnielynn · Joined: 12 Mar 2007 Posts: 247

The Holmes Guy is a real sicko!!!
Definitely another weird one here…

Sylvestre Matuschka - the Train Killer; derailed trains for sexual gratification!?!

Matuschka carried out his crime by blowing up a portion of the bridge, causing the engine and nine of the eleven coaches forming the train to plunge into a ravine 30 meters deep. Matuschka was discovered at the scene of the crime but, having passed himself off as a surviving passenger, he was only arrested one month later, on 10 October 1931 .
At his trial, Matuschka claimed to have been ordered to derail the express by God. He was found guilty of murder and sentenced to death, but the sentence was commuted and the former army officer reportedly escaped from jail in Vác in 1944 -he was never recaptured and his fate is unknown.
Matuschka has been quoted as explaining his crimes by saying: "I wrecked trains because I like to see people die. I like to hear them scream." It was reported that he achieved orgasm while watching the trains he had sabotaged crash.
In 1990 Matuschka became the subject of a song, Sylvestre Matuschka, by the band Lard[1]. In 1982 a Hungarian/German TV film based on the case, titled The Viaduct, was broadcast
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Nolongerhisvictim · Joined: 10 Feb 2007 Posts: 1380

Aileen Wuornos -

Near Christmas time, 1989, the body of Richard Mallory was found in woods in Ormond Beach, Florida. He had been shot 4 times with a .22 handgun. Twelve more months past, 6 more dead men were found. All the victims were middle aged and found near highways. They had been robbed of money and valuable possessions, and their cars had been stolen and found shortly afterwards. All the victims had been shot by a .22 handgun.

The FBI knew that there was one or two female serial killers on the loose. If the killer/s was male, there had been no evidence of homosexual activity. It was clear that the motive wasn't just gain.

The announcement of a female serial killer set the media into a frenzy. Soon after witnesses came forward to give police descriptions of two women seen abandoning a car belonging to that of one of the dead men.

The descriptions were released in December 1990, soon after people came forward who recognised the pictures as 28-year-old Tyria J. Moore and 34-year-old Aileen Wuornos. Moore was arrested by police and agreed to testify against Wuornos, who was her lesbian partner.

In January 1991 Wuornos was arrested and confessed to killing the men in self defense as they had tried to rape her. The question raised that brought her claims to be false was why would a woman shoot several men who had supposedly tried rape her in the space of just 12 months. She also told of how Moore was not involved in any of the crimes committed. She then went to go on about her past of how her grandfather had sexually abused her and that she was raped at 13.

Moore was released and Wournos faced trial. In court the evidence summed up and Wuornos was sentenced to the electric chair.

Wournos was unlike other female serial killers, who's motive is usually profit. But in this case the motive seemed to be revenge, because Wuornos had been raped and abused by men.

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