Wayne's Arrest

Richard Kuklinski was a convicted murderer and contract killer who was born on April 11 in 1935. Kuklinski claims to have killed over 200 people over the course of his “career” during 1949 to 1986. At first, he would simply kill people who annoyed him, got on his nerves, or who he ‘needed’ to kill. When the mob caught wind of a man who killed as frivolously as Kuklinski, they began to hire him out as a contract killer. He lived in New Jersey and New York and committed most of his crimes in that area. In 1988, he was caught and sentenced to life in prison -- he later died in prison in March of 2006

The city of Atlanta had experienced over a two year period from 1979-1981 of egregious acts of murders committed on more than twenty African American adolescent males. However, Wayne Williams, a native of Atlanta, was the center of law enforcement investigation, which implicated his involvement in at least two of the children murders around that time. Nonetheless, law enforcement linked Wayne Williams to those murders because of detailed evidence found on the victims, which was later discovered that evidence was from Williams apartment (Curriden, 1992). Furthermore, the evidence which was found was a unique fiber from the carpet of Williams apartment and the number of people having this fiber was very small in number (Curriden, 1992)). The fiber evidence was the main part of the case to associate Williams with

Anthony Wayne was born on January 1, 1745 and died on December 15, 1796. Wayne was one of five children born to Isaac and Elizabeth Iddings Wayne in Easttown Township, near Chester County, Pennsylvania. His father was an emigrant from Ireland and came from a Protestant Anglo-Irish family. Growing up, Wayne was very good at math, so naturally, he became a surveyor. He pursued his college degree at his uncle, Gabriel Wayne’s private college in Philadelphia, which is now called the University of Pennsylvania. He was not a very good student and was very interested in a military career. His father had to keep him on top of his studies and soon enough, he graduated in 1765 but without earning a degree.

Jeffrey Dahmer was an infamous serial killer and sex offender. He was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin on May 21, 1960. Jeffrey Dahmer killed 17 men between 1978 and 1991. He was sentenced to 15 life terms, but was later murdered by an inmate in 1994. His murders included rape, dismemberment, necrophilia, and cannibalism. Since most of Dahmer’s victims were African American males, many people believed his acts had to do with racism.

Harvey Robinson, then 19, is a serial killer who operated between 1992 and 1993, where he killed three women and attempted to kill a fourth. His victims were, in chronological order: Joan Burghardt, 29, Charlotte Schmoyer, 15, and Jessica Jean Fortney, 47. His fourth victim, Denise Sam-Cali, managed to survive the attack and escape. Robinson murdered Joan by bludgeoning her in her home, Charlotte was kidnapped and stabbed to death, and Jessica died from strangulation. His final victim, Denise, was beaten. Each of the four victims had been raped as well.

Eventually, he ended his rampage in a third floor lecture hall where he shot and wounded several more people before ending his own life. Suicide notes found on him revealed that his motives were based on his hatred for feminists, stating that they have “ruined his life”. It also revealed a hit list containing 15 public figures, probably found through news media sources, but stated that he was unable to act upon it. Instead, all his victims turned out to be strangers that were unfortunate enough to be caught in the killing spree (Maser, 1987).

On March 17, 1942, John Wayne Gacy was born into an Irish middle-class family. His parents were Marion Gacy and John Gacy Sr. Gacy Jr. had enjoyed a uninteresting childhood until he suffered a head injury at a playground when he was 11. Up until age 16, Gacy had suffered blackouts due to the injury. After all he was put through, he worshipped his father like a hero, despite the fact that his father was an abusive alcoholic with a bad temper and an intense hate for homosexuals. Gacy was often accused and beaten by his father for being sickly.

Over the course of two decades, Harold Shipman is suspected to have killed over 250 people by injection, making him one of the most notorious serial killers in history. CONTINUE

So he lived alone in his barn with nobody. So he went to dig up graves to get women that looked like his mom to get “Company”. He also wanted to act like a girl after his mom's death so he can feel closer to her so he made a woman suit. Then he started to kill women, on December 8, 1954 Edward Theodore Gein killed 54-year-old Mary Hogan with a .22- caliber rifle, he found her at a tavern (bar). When he killed her he decapitated her head and put her head in a paper bag. In November 16 1957 he killed 58-year-old Bernice C. Worden with the same weapon and he found her at the hardware store and, he placed her head in a burlap sack (a bag) . When he got done killing them, he used their body parts as materials like bowls from skulls, human skin that covered the chairs, a lampshade that was made from human faces, and organs in the refrigerator. When he was caught, he didn’t go to jail, but was called insane and when to the mental hospital, but in July 26, 1954 he died from respiratory cancer. Later in the future he inspired the movies like Psycho, Silence of the Lambs, and Texas Chainsaw

After the killing of 19-year-old William Kindred in February of 1978, Gacy's crawlspace was so full of bodies that he had to resort to dumping Kindred and the remainder of his victims into the Des Plaines River. The other victims that were dumped off of the I-55 bridge into the Des Plaines River included 20-year-old Timothy O'Rourke, 19-year-old Frank Landingin, 21-year-old James Mazzara, and 15-year-old Robert Piest.

Unfortunately, there is a real case of the 'Bogeyman murderer' named Albert Fish. (SERIOUS TRIGGER ALERT)   He is convicted of the murder of three children from 1924 to 1932. Not only does he kills them, but he also eats and rapes them.

He was a serial killer as well. He was sadistic, which means he drove pleasure from inflicting pain upon others. He was also narcissistic which means he had an excessive interest in his own physical appearance. He killed around 30 people, or at least that’s what he confessed to. Another serial killer is Jeffrey Dahmer, who was a cannibal. When they found him, he was in a state of dissociation. When he is in a state of dissociation, he can forget things and there is a lack of connection in his thoughts, according to the article titled Dissociation and Dissociative

There is a different openion about the number of victims. Some said dozen murders occurred and few said five. All the victims were women and all of them were prostitutes.

Ed Gein killed 2 and possibly more victims. He typically went around and robbed graves and then use the dead peoples skin, limbs, etc. to use to his own use. From 1945 (the year his mother died) until he got caught, Ed Gein would go on a rampage. He started with the grave robbing and migrated into murder.

In Rhode Island, Craig Price, age fifteen, deliberately killed a mother and her two young daughters. Yet, this wasn't his first offense, nor his first murder. Two years earlier he had murdered another woman. He also had a long record of assaults, burglaries, and other crimes.