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Dean Corll And The Candy Man

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A serial killer is a person who murders three or more people, usually due to abnormal psychological gratification, with the murders taking place over more than a month and including a significant break between them. Dean Corll was a Caucasian male that died the age of 34. His first murder was around 1970 and ended around 1973. In this 3 years’ time he had 27+ victims. They say he had the “urge to fuck men in the ass” when he joined the army. Houston, Harris County, Texas, USA was where dean resided. All 27+ victims were accumulated here in the 3 years. Dean Corll “The Candy Man” was an American serial killer who along with several young accomplices committed the Houston Mass Murders in Houston Texas. “The Candy Man” is believed to be involved along with his accomplices to be responsible for 27+ victims Houston Texas. His accomplice Elmer Wayne Henley shot and killed Dean, and when this occurred all crimes were …show more content…

A trio it would be called , but the main guy was Dean.
December 1970 , James Glass was murdered along with david yates the age of 15 on the same day. January 1971, two brothers Donald Waldrop and Jerry Waldrop died due to deans activitys.
October 1972, Two males by the name of Walley Simineaux and Richard Embry were viciously murdered by dean, also on May 1972 Billy baulch was also murdered. July 1973 billys brother mike baulch was also murdered. Dean had no chill in his backbone, as he murdered and raped a nine year old neighbor. Deans mother was assure of many more victims. He worked with her in the candy factory in texas . He was referred to “The Man with the Candy”. His mother claimed to be more victims that could possibly be buried around the candy factory, but police werent too intrigued with this. Over 100 parents requests for the where about of there missing children. His two accomplice’s names were David Brooks and Elmer Wayne Henley. Have tortured and murdered a minimum of 28 boys. From 1970-1973 in Houston

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