The serial killer of Nebraska Breaking News! The local police captured Mr.Carl after the murdered of Mr.John this Saturday night at approximately around three in the morning, this tragedy happened in Mr.John's house. The murdered killed him by placing a bed over him and intoxicating him not letting breath till death. According to the police every night Mr.Carl would enter the old mans room to check on his Mr.Johns eye but it was always closed for him to do the job and get rid-off the eye.
In 1936, Charles Lindbergh Jr, the most famous baby of the era, was kidnapped. After a two year search, the police arrested a German immigrant, by the name of Bruno Richard Hauptmann, for committing the crime of the century. However, this man was innocent, for he did not commit this aghasting crime. Instead, John Knoll, Isidor Fisch, James Warburg, and Violet Sharpe are guilty. To prove this point, police tampered with some of the evidence to make Hauptmann look guilty.
Robert’s father was a very intimidating man who yelled and otherwise verbally abused his son. He grew up a very skinny and shy child, never making friends. In his teen years Robert was even more of a recluse and could not talk to girls at his high school. He had a very bad stutter and therefor would get very nervous talking to girls.
On March 1, 1932, in the Lindbergh’s peaceful home in Hopewell, the son of world-famous aviator Charles Lindbergh Sr. was snatched from his nursery and was later found dead. Charles Lindbergh Jr.’s kidnapping and murder shocked the entire nation, and remains unsolved to this day. After having analyzed many sources, it is evident that Bruno Richard Hauptmann and John Knoll are responsible for the kidnapping and murder of baby Charles Lindbergh Jr., because Hauptmann had a history of using ladders in his past crimes, there are many pieces of evidence proving that two people committed the crime, and there is also a lot of proof to show that John knoll was involved as well. First of all, Hauptmann had a history of using ladders to commit crimes, and a rung of wood in the ladder used it the kidnapping matched the wood in his attic. In the PBS Nova Video, “Who Killed the Lindbergh Baby?”, it states, “He [Hauptmann] did use a ladder to climb into the second story window of the mayor's house and stole some money and watches… history of using ladders to commit crimes.”
- Henry Lee Lucas – Henry Lee Lucas was a well-known serial killer throughout the 1960s and ‘70s. He was born on August 23, 1936 in the fairly large town of Blacksburg, Virginia. At the early age of 10, Henry lost an eye after it had become infected after a fight henry engaged in. One of Henry's friends would describe him to people as someone who would try to seek attention in some very strange ways. Aside from Henry's strange ways, Henry lived a rough life in the home front as his mom had prostituted herself by forcing Henry to watch her have sex with clients and crossdress in public.
Robert Pickton was a multi-millionaire pig farmer and serial killer convicted in 2007 of the second-degree murders of six women, but then later confessed to forty nine murders. Robert Pickton was born on October 26, 1949 (age 65) in Port Coquitlam. Pickton had a brother (David Francis Pickton), sister (Linda Louise Wright), mom (Helen Louise Pickton), and a dad (Leonard Pickton). Pickton used to cruise into the city luring and attracting women to his farm under the cover of a registered charity, Piggy Palace Good Times Society, he then offered them money and drugs to women who were prostitutes and drug addicts from Vancouver's Downtown East side. Then drove them to the farm in Port Coquitlam.
Robert Hansen - also known as the Butcher Baker - made Alaska his target throughout the seventies and eighties. How He Became a Serial Killer Born on February 15, 1939, Hansen was destined for a rough life. He was originally from Estherville, IA, where his father ran a bakery. His
Drunk mom, dad leaving at such a young age, some of his siblings killing themselves and on top of all that getting abused a lot by his mom and the nuns that hit him when he was in catholic school. Well who was this this very ungood, bad childhood and different and that is Perry Smith. My client’s case is about 2 men Perry & Dick and they're doing is very shocking,that was Perry has killed a family of 4 the Clutter family & each were shot with a gun besides that Mr.Clutter had his throat slit. Previously,Dick was gonna kill them all but something suddenly happened and that was in Perry’s mind. They are not guilty at all but the fact that they will be charged with insanity because yes there has been something going on in Perry’s mind like something
The Pig Farmer Killer Robert Pickton, a highschool dropout who became a pig farmer, is one of the most notorious serial killers in modern history. He was born on October 24, 1949, in Port Coquitlam, British Columbia, Canada. From 1997 to 2002, Pickton carried out a killing spree in which he admitted to killing 49 people. However, He was only convicted for the murder of six women and charged with an additional 20 victims; 23 are unaccounted for. In addition, the typical profile of his victims were sex workers and drug addicts from Vancouver's Downtown Eastside neighborhood.
Robert Hansen, who was also known as “The Butcher Baker” was born on February 15, 1939. He died on August 21, 2014, at age 75. He was born in Estherville, Iowa. Robert was left handed and his parents tried to force him to be right-handed because they thought it was it was more normal. Roberts parents were very religious people.
David Berkowitz who was a serial killer, exclaimed that, “I love to kill.” Robert W. Dolan, the author of Serial Murder, explains that there are a total of seven different phases that a serial killer will do which begins with the aura phase and ends with the depression phase. After the depression phase has taken place all the phases will repeat once again if the murderer is not caught before they can get to the next phase. However, in the ‘The Landlady” by Roald Dahl, the killer landlady was not caught and these steps were repeated and unfortunately, Billy was her next victim. In the other hand, not all the phases were shown throughout the story.
The serial killer I am researching is Ed Gein. He was born on August 27, 1906 and died on July 26, 1984. He was born in La Crosse, Wisconsin. He lived with his dad, his mom, and his older brother named Henry.
Clifford Olson was arguably Canada’s first and most notorious serial killer. During his reign, he committed many different crimes, including rape, theft, and murder. He was responsible for the murder of eleven young individuals, which caused pain and grief to their friends and families. Psychopathy is a mental condition found in many serial killers and was the reason that Clifford Olson committed his many heinous murders. A look into Olson’s background and his conduct after committing the murders will provide more than enough evidence to show the clear signs of psychopathy that he displayed.
The most deadly serial killer in Alaska is Robert Hansen, killing seventeen women between the years 1980 and 1990 (Coletta). In the recent years, serial killers have started using more modern ways to kill their victims. Using the Internet and social media has been more prevalent in murders. The Internet is just another hunting ground for serial killers.
There has only ever been one addiction that ever piqued my interest enough to dedicate the majority of my life to it, and that would be competitive cheerleading. Since I was six years old, competitive cheer has always had this hook in me, and even when I tried to take a break away, it always pulled me back in just like gravity. Similar to any other sport, cheerleading requires time, dedication, and a strong mentality. What I would say sets competitive cheerleading apart from other sports is the combination of physical and mental pain you experience. We cannot compare sideline cheerleading to competitive cheerleading due to the growth the sport has done within the past twenty years.
