Tag: Psychopath
The Golden State Killer: FBI Hunts Serial-Killer in 40 Year-Old Cold Case: 12 Killed, 45 Rapes, 120 Burglaries
Do You Recognize this Face as it Looked in the late 1970s? Listen to the Killer’s Voice on Recording (Audio Recording of Victim Statements at Bottom of Post). Press Release: 06/15/16 Although four decades have passed since a prolific serial rapist and murderer terrorized California communities from Sacramento to Orange County, the FBI and […]
Posted: June 16th, 2016 under Recent News.
Tags: California, Psychopath, Serial Killer, unsolved, Women
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Steven T. Judy, Indiana’s Most Hated Killer, 1979
Many years after he murdered three young children just so he could rape and kill their mother in 1979, Steven T. Judy, a diagnosed sexual psychopath, was the most hated man in Indiana. Although I kept this feature story short, it could have been five-times longer and still just as fascinating. A book written in […]
Posted: April 19th, 2016 under Short Feature Story.
Tags: 1970s, Execution, Indiana, Murder, Psychopath, Sex Crimes
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Mug Shot Monday! Jay Kelly Pinkerton, 1979, Texas, Executed 1986
Jay Kelly Pinkerton Warning: This story contains graphic content, near the end. Jay Kelly Pinkerton was executed by the state of Texas on May 15, 1986, for the rape and murder of two women. On October 26, 1979, Pinkerton entered the Amarillo home of David and Sarah Lawrence between the hours of 9:30 and 11:30 […]
Posted: March 14th, 2016 under Mug Shot Monday, Short Feature Story.
Tags: 1970s, bizarre, Execution, Psychopath, Sex Crimes, Texas
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The Torture Murder of Alice Porter, 1942
During the early part of April, 1942, Donald Fearn, a twenty-three-year-old railway mechanic living in Pueblo, Colorado, sat in his tan colored Ford Sedan and watch night after night as a bevy of pretty young girls departed from a nursing class. Beautiful sixteen-year-old Alice Porter, a high school student taking night classes, caught his attention […]
Posted: July 23rd, 2015 under Short Feature Story.
Tags: Colorado, Execution, Murder, Psychopath
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Mug Shot Monday! William T. Horton, 1946-2011
William Tyson Horton was a serial rapist and child molester from Oklahoma City who operated between 1970 and 2010. The unique aspects of his life of crime is that between 1970 and 1983, Horton repeatedly was able to wiggle out of many serious rape and molestation charges against him by lenient judges and high priced […]
Posted: February 16th, 2015 under Mug Shot Monday.
Tags: 1970s, Oklahoma, Psychopath, Sex Crimes
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Mug Shot Monday! Anton Woode, 1892
Additional information for this article was provided by John Johnson. Anton Wood, 11 year-old psychopath almost hanged for murder, age in photo 12. In November of 1892, young Joseph Smith was hunting with Anton Woode, 11, on the Woode family ranch near Denver when he was shot in the back and killed by Woode. When […]
Posted: January 12th, 2015 under Mug Shot Monday.
Tags: 1800s, Colorado, Juvenile, Murder, Psychopath
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Savage Killer Timothy McCorquodale, 1974
In Memoriam. Donna Marie Dixon, 1956 to 1974 Although it has been more than forty-years now, the memory of Donna Marie Dixon has not been erased by time. Her existence, her time with us in this world, lives on in the memory of four of her friends who wish to honor her, remember her, and […]
Posted: August 27th, 2014 under Feature Stories.
Tags: 1970s, Execution, Georgia, Murder, Psychopath
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Johann Hoch: The Lady Killer, 50 Possible Victims, 1890-1905
At the bottom of this article is a link to a 1905 newspaper story that is quite long and detailed, but was published before Hoch was executed in 1906. Article: “Bigamist Blue Beard Johann Otto Hoch: 50 Possible Murdered Wives,” Celebrated Criminal Cases of America, Thomas A Duke, 1910. Johann Hoch was born […]
Posted: April 30th, 2014 under Feature Stories.
Tags: Murder, Psychopath, Serial Killer, Women
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Psycho-Sexual Killer Theodore Durrant, 1895
Theodore Durrant was born in Toronto, Canada, in 1871, and while a child came to San Francisco with his parents, who gave him a good education. In 1895 he was a medical student at Cooper Medical College. He pretended to be a devout Christian and was one of the most active members of Emanuel Baptist […]
Posted: December 3rd, 2013 under Short Feature Story.
Tags: 1800s, California, Murder, Psychopath, Women
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