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1995 photo: Gagged defendant (later sentenced to death) trying to yell at his lawyer in court.
Gary Ridgway
The Green River Killer
On Monday October 16 2006 Michael Hamer pleaded guilty to the murder of Joe Geeling. Joe, age 11, was killed on the 1st March 2006 his body was discovered the following day buried under a bed of dead leaves and rocks in a park in Bury, Greater Manchester. Hamer used a fake letter supposedly from his school’s deputy head to lure Geeling to his home, where he hit him over the head with a frying pan and stabbed him 16 times.
Wichita Police Detective. Sam Houston shows a mask, which was used in one of BTK’s crimes, during Dennis Rader’s sentencing hearing August 18, 2005.
This hand that pulled the trigger that killed your sons now masturbates to the memory. Fuck all of you.
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Many of you may or may not be familiar with an inmate named Bobby Ray Gilbert, who was featured on the television documentary Lockup on MSNBC, but for those of you who are unfamiliar with this individual and his antics, below you will find a list of little known factoids that you may find interesting:
- As a child, he would take his mother’s sewing kit fishing with him and after catching a fish, he would sew its mouth shut and toss it back in the water.
- As a teenager, he once killed a stray dog with a shotgun and contends that this has weighed heavily on his conscience ever since. Although killing fellow humans has never disturbed him in the least “some assholes just need killin’”
- He once tried to kill a fellow inmate over an FHM magazine. Inmate suffered 229 stitches.
- He once threatened to anally rape president Bush Sr resulting in a visit to the prison by the secret service.
- Once sponsored a needy child in a third world country with donations from money on his prison account.
- Once killed a man over a carton of cigarettes.
- Once stabbed his best friend of 25 years and referred to it as a “love tap”.
- Accepted a plea agreement of 99 years for one of his offenses in exchange for a cheeseburger, an order of fries and a strawberry shake.
- Once managed to escape by folding up a coca-cola can to make it look like a knife.
- And for you ladies out there, he has already been married twice while incarcerated.
Google can answer most things and a New York policeman accused of plotting cannibalism made full use, with queries including “human meat recipes” and “best rope to tie someone,” his trial heard Monday.
Prosecutors wrapped up their case against Gilberto Valle, 28, with testimony from the FBI agent who scoured the accused’s computers for hundreds of sick downloads that the government says prove a conspiracy to kidnap women for rape, torture — and eating.
The jury was shown disturbing images from fetish websites of women being burned and prepared for cooking — or at least simulations of this — and was told by FBI Special Agent Stephen Flatly about other searches Valle allegedly made to help his cannibal plans.
These also included “what to look for in human meat,” and “white slavery.”
Valle, a six year police veteran who was studying for promotion to sergeant, faces life in prison if convicted on the kidnap conspiracy charge. He is also charged with illegally accessing the police database, which prosecutors allege was used to investigate potential kidnap victims.
One of the earliest documented sex murders was committed in the small town of Alton in England in July 1867. The perpetrator represented a new class with earned leisure time on its hands - the middle class. A young solicitor’s clerk named Frederick Baker approached an eight-year-old girl he knew named Fanny Adams and persuaded her to go for a walk Several hours later when the girl had failed to return home and her friends informed her mother that she had gone off with Baker, the mother set out to look for her daughter. She encountered Baker returning to the town. He told her in a very calm and self-possessed manner that her daughter had gone to buy candies. The child’s body was found in a field several hours later, beheaded and cut up into many pieces. Her genitals were missing and were never found. Baker was immediately arrested but claimed to be innocent. In his office diary, however, police found an entry reading: “Killed a young girl today. It was fine and hot.” Baker was tried an executed. (During his trial, he stated that he meant to write: “Killed a young girl, today (the weather) was fine and hot.”)
Albert DeSalvo prays in the chapel at Walpole State Prison, South Walpole, Massachusetts. DeSalvo was the alleged Boston Strangler, a serial killer who claimed at least 11 women’s lives between 1962 and 1964, DeSalvo confessed to the murders, but there has always been a shadow of doubt concerning his guilt and there always will be as he was murdered in his prison cell on November 25, 1973.
In August 2009, student Mario Z lured a homeless man back to his house and murdered him with an axe. He then dismembered the body and removed his skin from his back. He stored his arms and legs in the freezer and then buried his head and torso. Two days later he called the police and said “Good day, I killed a man!” He was dubbed in the press as the “German American Psycho”. When he killed the homeless man he was 27 years old, like Patrick Bateman from the novel and movie “American Psycho.” Mario Z also liked to wear elegant suits, was intelligent, handsome and totally unscrupulous. His action recalls every detail of the cult horror.
When James Riva was 23 years old he shot and killed his handicapped grandmother while she sat in her wheel-chair, and then stabbed her several times in the heart. The gun was loaded with gold-painted bullets. He drank the blood that gushed from her wounds and set fire to her house to get rid of the evidence. He claimed to be a 700-year-old vampire who needed to drink her blood, but claimed she was also a vampire and that she fed on him at night while he slept. He was convicted of second degree murder, arson, assault and battery. He was sentenced to life in prison on the murder charge, and ten to twenty years for the arson charge.