Fav Murderer Thread

[sistergrass]

Jeffery Dahmer is my favorite. *squee*

[mud91]

George W. Bush


biography: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_W._Bush

[Bleedry]

I changed my fav serial killer to Dahmer tyvm.

[billyblc]

Is Osama Bin Laden a killer too? I love to sink my sword and impale him to a tree...

[SE10]

Originally Posted by rundown

how many you think Joseph Stalin, or Adolf Hitler killed....can they be considered for this favorite murderer thread.....???

They were statesmen so it doesnt count.....they did what they had to in times of grave national crisis for their countrys best interests.

[zinfandel]

Originally Posted by SE10

Manson didnt actually kill anyone.......So how can he be a serial killer...?

LOL Manson was one of the first "Gangsta Pimps". All he had to do was sleep with them and then his "bitches" would fall all over themselves to do his dirty work.

[AcIdBaTh]

Richard Ramirez
Jerome Brudos
Albert Fish
Edmund Kemper

[lord gonzo bastardo]

Jeff Dahmer is one my favorite... But my favorite is Francis Heaulme.

[Beard Rape]

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

This seems like this person could've influenced the character of Hannibal Lecter.

[revolva]

Chikatilo the Russian Beast




Unfortunately , the Russian authorities didn't appreciate his artistry and put one behind his ear...

[8n3nhgh0oi4]

My most favourite murderer of all time has to be.....(are you ready?)


I'm not sure who could possibly trump burning children to death by fire

[gorygirl666]

Originally Posted by Bleedry

Post and image of your fav serial killer, or killers. However many you have, just post them all

I'll start...

In brief:
Charles Milles Manson.
Born on 12 November 1934.
He was born in Cincinnati, Ohio.
He is best known as a cultish figure in the famous 1969 killing spree.

Lengthy version:
Charles Manson was a would-be musician and charismatic petty criminal who found his way to San Francisco when the 1960s drug culture was at its height. By the end of the decade, he and several members of his "family" settled on borrowed land outside of Los Angeles. Believing he was a modern incarnation of Jesus Christ, and figuring he could benefit from a race war in America, Manson convinced followers to go on a murderous spree in 1969, during which they killed seven people. The most prominent victim was actress Sharon Tate, the wife of film director Roman Polanski. The subsequent murder trial lasted seven months (at the time the longest and most expensive in U.S. history), and resulted in guilty verdicts and death sentences for Manson and his followers. In 1972 California outlawed the death penalty, and Manson was sentenced instead to life in prison.

Many biographies list his name at birth as "No Name Maddox," but a copy of his birth certificate shows he was given the name Charles Milles Manson several days after his birth... Vincent Bugliosi, the district attorney who prosecuted Manson, wrote a best-selling book about the case titled Helter Skelter... Manson was fascinated with The Beatles and used the title of their song "Helter Skelter" as a name for his expected apocalypse... Manson was played by Steve Railsback in the 1976 film Helter Skelter and by Jeremy Davies in the 2004 TV movie of the same name.

Source

With this in mind...i have a fucked up interesting thing...my dad, other than being over a foot taller then charles manson, looks EXACTLY like him, right down to the lazy eye...heres a pick to compare this is my dad a couple years ago...look at his pic and the pic bleedry posted to compare...crazy huh?

[gorygirl666]

My favorite serial killer has to be either Albert Fish, Elizabeth Bathory, or Ed Kemp,

[harleyyquinn]

Alexander Pichushkin is brilliant, sexy, and Russian.

[kittyleap]

jack the ripper