Jerome Brudo's Research Papers

Jerome Brudo’s was born in Webster, South Dakota in 1939. He was born to Henry and Eileen Brudos. He was the younger sibling of two. Henry Brudo’s was a farmer that couldn’t keep work. He moved the family all throughout the Midwest, which caused a rift in the marriage. Eileen was an unhappy housewife that raised the children while Henry worked. Eileen was strict on only Jerry, favoriting her eldest son Larry. She was a god-fearing woman, who was disgusted by anything sexual in nature. With such a strong distaste for anything promiscuous, Jerry hid his desire for women’s shoes and underwear from her. As Jerry grew up, so did his fantasies of dominating women and wearing their garments. Jerry Brudo’s was American serial killer that was active between the years of 1968 and 1969. Brudo’s was a lust killer that committed necrophilia acts on four women; Whitney, Sprinker, Salee, and Slawson. He began killing at the age of 29. Throughout his killing span, Brudo’s attempted to kidnap an additional 3 women. The ages of these women ranged from 15 to 30. Brudo’s was married at the

The first women of Brudo’s unsuccessful kidnapping was Sharon Wood. Brudo’s attacked Wood, but she fought back. She bit Brudo’s hand till it bled. This in turn made him angry and he beat her till she collapsed in the parking lot he attacked her in. The entire ordeal spooked Brudo’s and he left her there and drove off. The next day, Brudo’s tried again to kidnap someone with a 15-year-old girl; Liane Brumley. She was walking home from school and Brudo’s rolled up next to her in his car. He tried to convince her to get in and she refused. He got out and tried to drag her into the car. A neighbor noticed and intervened. The police were called and Brudo’s fled the scene. Months later, Brudo’s was a known face at Oregon State University. He would ask young co-ords on dates and would call up sororities