Edmund Kemper

Sometimes considered disgusting, cruel, terrible, or unforgivable, serial killers could arguably have a reason for their madness. Beaten as a child, raped, or even for left to die could spark what could soon become disastrous. Some serial killers do it for the fun of it, but for the most part they do it because of a poor childhood and upbringing. This is what some believe to be the reasons for the killings done by The Coed Killer, Edmond Kemper. After his conviction of killing ten people, prosecutors then found the real reason of the horrific murders. Seen as a gentle giant by some, Kemper was all but that.

Friedrich had been part of that, however, and “Mom was always very friendly and sympathetic to him, and encouraged him to talk to her about his problems. I asked her why, since he was kind of creepy, and she said it was because he needed a friend so badly and she wanted to help. In her mind, she was his friend and she was helping him by being his friend, counselor, and confidant and that was that. And then he murdered her.”

He was scared of all the other kids even though he was bigger that all of them.

Although he was a patient man, but he found he would often lose his temper with bus drivers.

Edmund Kemper is one example of a child killer with an exceptionally high IQ and showed all the classic traits of a sociopath — an interest in torturing animals, and a deeply troubling relationship with his mother (Thomas, 2015). Edmund was staying with his

men who tried to mug him. The youngest of the boys, Edmund Perry, my client was shot

He grew up as the kid with the eagerness to learn and experience life along with the trait of intelligence which he used to his advantage. Sometimes he would give a random quote or fact out of the blue with no connection to the current topic. People would make fun of him out of jealousy to his knowledge

The victim was picked up by Dahmer as a hitchhiker by the name of Steven Hicks. Dahmer took the young man home and offered him drinks and got him drunk. When Steven Hicks had enough and was ready to leave, Dahmer killed him by striking him in the head with a barbell and lastly, strangling him. After the killing of his first victim he then proceeded to dismember the body and stored them in plastics bags behind his parents’ home. Dahmer’s main method of operation was to lure, drug and strangle. What’s unique about this case is the lengths Dahmer will go to get rid of the bodies. Dahmer would begin to consume the flesh of his victims, mutilate and dismember their genitals for a souvenir as well as drill holes in their skulls. In addition, another oddly unique fact about this case was that most of Dahmer’s victims were predominately African-American descent and

He got into a motorcycle accident and he received a $15,000 settlement off it. Because Kemper couldn't work, he decided to use the money to buy a car and pick up young female hitchhikers around the area. At first, he would take them safely to their destination, but then he delved into his disturbing fantasies and began buying tools he might need to kill them with like a gun, knife and handcuffs. His first two victims were Mary Ann Pesce and Anita Luchese, who were students at Fresno State College that went hitchhiking to Stanford University while staying in Berkeley. Edmund Kemper picked them up on May 7, 1972. While driving around for a bit, Kemper took his gun out of under his seat and drove them into a isolated area. He took Anita into the

California’s Co-ed Killer or Co-ed Butcher of the 1970s, Edmund Kemper, was not always the predator that we know him to be. However, the six foot nine inch, 250 pound giant did develop unusual characteristics at a young age. His childish fantasies eventually evolved into reality, nightmares that would turn anyone’s stomach.

He was a shy, and fearful boy when it came to difficult task. He struggled with protecting himself. Garrett Lobeck a former classmate of Jack was a bully ,Jack never had the will to stand up to Garrett. “Then a soccer ball hit him in between his shoulders. Hard.”

My killer was Ed Gein full name Edward Theodore Gein. Ed was born in La Crosse County, Wisconsin, WI; his date of birth is August 27, 1906. He died in July 26, 1984; this would make him 78 years old.

mullins was guilty of his 80 years old wife, Edith. six weeks ago, Mullins went on trial for murder. During the trial Mullins said that he had killed his wife because she was very ill and had lost her mind. He said, "The woman that I killed was not my wife. It was a body in pain and a mind with no memory." He committed the crime on the night of August 10th in their home in the small town of Palmston Beach. That morning, his wife had looked at him with empty eyes and asked, "Who are you?" That evening she was in terrible pain and kept saying, "Help me! Help me!" So as she slept on the sofa that night, Mullins put a gun against her head and shot her Then he telephoned the police and told them what he had done. The police came to

Edmund Emil Kemper III grew up in a setting similar to that of many serial killers we hear about in the mainstream media. Although Kemper displayed signs of high intelligence as a child, he also showed other, troubling signs that are typical of many serial killers. For example, in his early years Kemper played games in which he forced his sisters to sit and watch him pretend to suffer and die and even killed his pet cat when he observed that the animal had imprinted on his two sisters. After his parents' divorce, Kemper moved with his mother and sisters to Montana, where he suffered psychological abuse from his alcoholic mother. Eventually, Kemper’s mother sent him to live with his father and shortly after, with his grandparents on their farm in North Fork, California.

Being the subject his stepfather’s violent physical abuse, Richard had acquired a violent nature early on in his life. He carried this violence from his childhood to his marriage with Shirley. Richard would abuse both his wife and her mother. The abuse his wife endured was both physical and mental, which would often include being raped at knife point up to several times in a day. Richard was also fond of kissing and fondling other women in front of Shirley, forcing her to watch. Their marriage was short lived and the two separated. Under his mother’s recommendation, Richard became a live-in babysitter for a 29-year-old woman, who was a bartender at his favorite local bar, Ginny’s. One month later, his wife filed for divorce. In January of 1966, the same month of the divorce, Richard stabbed another man at Ginny’s. The fight was brought about by his anger at the discovery of his ex-wife’s remarriage after only 2 days of the granted divorce. These events were just the beginning of his violent streaks and became the foundation to his ultimate crime that made him infamous.