What the hell.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edmund_Kemper


One of the most chilling things about him:

On August 27, 1964, Kemper shot his grandmother while she sat at the kitchen table putting the finishing touches on her latest children's book. When his grandfather came home from grocery shopping, Kemper shot him as well. Then he called his mother, who urged him to call the police. When questioned, he said that he "just wanted to see what it felt like to kill Grandma and Grandpa." Kemper was just 15 at the time.
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Oh and another:

on one occasion he buried the severed head of a 15-year-old girl in his mother's garden as a kind of sick joke, later remarking that his mother "always wanted people to look up to her." He killed six college girls in this way, and would often go hunting for victims after arguing with his mother.
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Most sickening of all:

In April 1973, Kemper battered his mother to death with a pick hammer as she slept. He decapitated her, raped her headless body, and used her head as a dartboard after putting her vocal cords in the garbage disposal. His murderous urges not yet satiated, he then invited his mother's friend over and killed her too, strangling her.
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:eek:
 
And of course we can't forget Elizabeth Bathory.

http://www.abacom.com/~jkrause/bathory.html

It's possible that she killed up to 600 young girls believing that their blood would make her eternally youthful. When they raided her castle they found fifty dead girls left in the dungeon after they'd stepped over the two randomly lying in the hallway.
 
Lysander I wonder if Penski has [I said:
that[/I] video anywhere.
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I have seen a couple of bits of it and know one person in this country who claims to have a copy (of a copy...of a copy...) of the full thing.

she is the kind of person I would believe as well.

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This Guy was a bit evil

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gary_Heidnick

Beginning in November 1986, Heidnik abducted six women and held them in the basement of his house in Philadelphia. The captives were sexually abused, beaten and tortured in front of each other, and forced to beat each other with a shovel so that they wouldn't gang up on him. He used electric shock as a form of torture; one victim was electrocuted when she was bound in chains, thrown into a hole that had been dug in the floor (usually reserved as a form of isolation punishment), and house current was applied to the chains. Heidnik dismembered her body, ground it in a food processor and mixed it with dog food, which he then fed to the surviving victims. He had a problem dealing with the arms and legs, so he put them in a freezer and marked them "dog food." He cooked her ribs in an oven and boiled her head in a pot on the stove.

Several weeks later, another of the women died of a combination of starvation, excess torture and an untreated fever.
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Also Shipman matching killing ability.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pedro_Lopez
 
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Gary Heidnick sounds the most twisted so far. I can't believe we are playing Trumps on this.... but it is an interesting, if not disturbing topic nevertheless.
 
That Gary Heidnick is sick :|

Edit: Jeffrey Dahmer.

One of Dahmer's victims escaped, only to be returned to him by police. When it was later publicized, there was widespread condemnation of the officers. In the early morning hours of May 27, 1991, 14-year-old Milwaukee Laotian Konerak Sinthasomphone (the younger brother of the boy Dahmer had molested) was discovered on the street, wandering nude. Reports of the boy's injuries varied. Dahmer told police that they had an argument while drinking, and that Sinthasomphone was his 19 year-old lover. Against the teenager's protests, police turned him over to Dahmer. They had no suspicions, but reported smelling a strange scent. That scent was later found to be bodies in the back of his room. Later that night Dahmer killed and dismembered Sinthasomphone, keeping his skull as a souvenir.
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Fraggr said:
I felt physically sick after reading some of these.
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Same,

There is a certain morbid curiosity in reading some of these, but i think anybody who actively reads up on this stuff and isnt a professional is a bit sick :/
 
Clinkz said:
Same,

There is a certain morbid curiosity in reading some of these, but i think anybody who actively reads up on this stuff and isnt a professional is a bit sick :/
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I just watch too much FBI files, medical/forensic detectives etc. :o
 
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