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The Real Serial Killer Who Inspired Psycho
If you're the type to close your eyes during horror movies, enter this video at your...
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The FBI wanted poster for Ted Bundy
After escaping from prison in 1977, Bundy became the focus of a national manhunt.
Courtesy of the Federal Bureau of Investigation
History's first serial killer?
Gilles de Rais.
Le ProcÚs Inquisitorial de Gilles de Rais, Maréchal de France, Paris, 1921
Coverage of Jack the Ripper in The Illustrated Police News
Latest Incidents in Connection with the Doings of Jack the Ripper, the East-End...
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Harold Shipman
British doctor and serial killer Harold Shipman, c. 2000.
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Jeffrey Dahmer
American serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer flanked by his attorneys during a preliminary...
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âPogo the Clownâ
John Wayne Gacy dressed up as a clown outside his home in Norwood Park Township,...
Publicity photo/Martin Zielinski
âNight Stalkerâ
Richard Ramirez (center) with his attorneys, 1990.
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Gary Ridgway
Gary Ridgway at his 2003 hearing, shortly before he pled guilty to 48 murders.
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âThe Damsel of Deathâ
Aileen Wuornos, 1991.
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Arraignment hearing
Edmund Kemper towering over law enforcement officials as he arrives for an arraignment...
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Zodiac killer
A San Francisco Police Department wanted bulletin for the Zodiac killer and copies...
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The Boston Strangler?
Albert DeSalvo, pictured being lead into a courthouse in 1967, is considered to have...
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Monster of Florence
Police sketch of the suspect believed to have murdered at least 16 people in the...
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Ed Gein
An overview of Ed Gein's life and crimes.
EncyclopĂŠdia Britannica, Inc./Patrick O'Neill Riley
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