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Owen Callahan Mrs. Wargacki Forensic science 12 May 2017 John Wayne Gacy John Wayne Gacy, better know as the Clown murderer, had a very colorful past that was full of up and downs. I will be discussing his early and late life along with his killing spree and trial finally I will be analysing his neurological behavior and analysing his psychopathic tendencies that were never fully put together in his court case. Gacy was born on March 17th 1942 in Chicago, Illinois. He was the second child

John Wayne Gacy, Jr. was born March 17, 1942 in Chicago, Illinois, to both his parents John Stanley Gacy and Marion Elaine Robinson. He was a very quiet child who kept himself involved in some way. was not popular but he was well-liked by his peers at school and boy scout activities. To everyone on the outside looking in, Gacy seemed to have a perfectly normal childhood life but it was the total opposite. At the age of 11, gacy was hit in the head by a swing set while playing and it caused blood

The killer clown most know as John Wayne Gacy, was a convicted American serial killer who murdered and sexually assaulted 33 teenage and young men's. John Wayne was born on March 17 of 1942 in Chicago Illinois, he was the second son of three of John Stanley Gacy and Marion Elaine Robinson. John had polish and danish heritage since his paternal grandparents were from Poland but immigrated to the Unites States. As a young boy, he was really close to his two sisters and mother but unfortunately he had

One of America notious serial killer is John Wayne Gacy also known as the clown man . John Wayne was born on March 17, 1942 in , Chicago ,illnois. he is son ofMarion Elaine Robinson and John Stanley Gacy. John is the only boy and he is the second oldest out three kids. He is of polish and Danish heritage Gacy and his siblings grew up with a drunken father who would beat the children with a razor strap if they would misbehave. He came from a middle class family . at the age of 11 john

The Case John Wayne Gacy was convicted on the murder of 33 teenage boys between 1972 and 1978. These murders took place in Cook County, Illinois; all inside of John Gacy’s home. The city of Chicago, Illinois, during this time was very violent, with crimes happening regularly; this played out well for Gacy. Twenty victims have been identified, while thirteen victims still remain unidentified. All of John Gacy’s victims were teenage boys, all dying due to strangulation, except for his first victim

Gacy opened a club in his basement for the young boys in Waterloo, where he allowed them to drink alcohol and made sexual advances towards them” (criminal motives ). Gacy claim he was innocence, but in August of that year he hired another Waterloo teen to beat up gone of his accusers. The teen was caught and confessed, and Gacy was arrested .He was convicted in 1968 and given a ten year prison term in relation to the sexual assault of two teen boys. During Gacy’s imprisonment his wife’s petition

However, there are a select few as we saw within Ted Bundy’s case that they did not come from an abusive background. He grew up in a very loving home, with two very loving, and caring parents, so why did he still become a “monster?” From the studies, and interviews with him, he says that it is because of the pornography he was introduced to when he was young that put the thoughts of rape into his head. Yet, even though he personally said that it was the porn that enticed his interests, it is still

Although unathletic and unpopular, John Wayne Gacy, Jr. was more or less an average child. However, as he grew, Gacy fell victim to numerous accounts of physical and verbal abuse from his father. He was called a sissy, Mama’s boy, and told that he’d probably “grow up queer” (Cahill). In adulthood, Gacy went on to sexually assault and murder a minimum of 33 teenage boys and young men before his capture and execution. Due to the striking similarities between his father’s verbal abuse and his choice

did not investigate. John was suspected by the families of young boys in many disappearances but unfortunately the police did nothing. In December 1978 John was suspected in the disappearance of Robert Piest, a 15-year-old that went missing in Des Plaines, Illinois. During that same month, John’s house was raided by the police with a search warrant. They found a crawl space dedicated to John’s dead victims. On December 22nd, 1978, John confessed to the rape and murder of 30 young boys. 29 of the

When investigating officers paid a visit to 8213 West Summerdale Avenue, Des Plaines, they followed the unpleasant smell to a trap door that led to the crawl space under Gacy's house. On Friday, December 22, 1978, Gacy finally confessed to police that he killed at least thirty people and buried most of the remains of the victims