Born on February 29, 1960, Richard Ramirez was raised in El Paso, Texas. Ramirez claimed that his father physically abused him and that he sustained multiple head injuries at an early age. One injury was so severe that it reportedly caused him to have epileptic seizures.

To escape his violent father, Ramirez spent a lot of time with his older cousin, Miguel, who was a Vietnam veteran. Unfortunately, Miguel’s influence wasn’t that much better than his father’s had been.

During his time in Vietnam, Miguel had raped, tortured, and even dismembered several Vietnamese women. And sickeningly, he had the photographic evidence to prove it. He often showed “little Richie” photos of the horrors he inflicted upon the women.



And when Ramirez was just 13 years old, he witnessed his cousin fatally shoot his own wife. Shortly after the shooting, Ramirez began to transform from a scared, abused boy to a hardened, sullen young man.

From developing an interest in Satanism to becoming addicted to drugs, Ramirez’s life took a dark turn. Even worse, he was still under his cousin’s influence — since Miguel had been found not guilty of the murder by reason of insanity. (Miguel ultimately spent just four years in a mental hospital until he was released.)

Before long, Ramirez developed an obsession with the same kinds of sexual and physical violence that Miguel had inflicted on the women in his photos. Ramirez also began to have more run-ins with the law — especially after he moved to the Los Angeles area in California

For a long time, Ramirez’s first murder was believed to have taken place on June 28, 1984. It was then that he killed 79-year-old Jennie Vincow. Not only did Ramirez stab and sexually assault his victim, he also slashed her throat so deeply that she was nearly decapitated.

But decades after Ramirez was arrested in 1985, he was also linked by DNA evidence to the murder of a 9-year-old girl, which took place on April 10, 1984 — months before the Vincow murder. So that may well have been his first killing — unless there were more that happened before that.

After the Vincow murder, it would be several months before Richard Ramirez struck again. But when he did, he pursued his depraved impulses with horrific dedication.


On March 17, 1985, Ramirez’s murder spree began in earnest with an assault on Maria Hernandez in her home. Though Hernandez managed to escape, her roommate Dayle Okazaki was not so lucky. That evening, Okazaki became another one of Ramirez’s murder victims.

But Ramirez still wasn’t done. Later that same night, he shot and killed yet another victim named Tsai-Lian Yu.

A little over a week later, Ramirez murdered 64-year-old Vincent Zazzara and his 44-year-old wife, Maxine. Sickeningly, it was then that Ramirez began to establish his signature attack style: shoot and kill the husband, then assault and stab the wife. But his murder of Maxine was especially ghastly — as he’d gouged out her eyes.

TheSourcerer:
Eventually, Nilsen hid the boy’s body underneath the floorboards of his apartment. He would stay there for several months until Nilsen finally buried him in the backyard. Meanwhile, Nilsen continued to seek out new victims.

Some of the boys and young men were homeless or sex workers, while others were tourists who were visiting the wrong bar at the wrong time. But no matter who they were, Nilsen wanted to keep them all to himself forever — and blamed this sickening urge on his loneliness.

Before moving to 23 Cranley Gardens, Nilsen lived in an apartment building with a garden. Initially, he had been hiding corpses under his floorboards. However, the smell eventually became too much to bear. So, he started burying, burning, and disposing of his victims in the garden.


Believing that it was just the internal organs that were causing the smell, Nilsen took the bodies out of their hiding places, dissected them on the floor, and often saved their skin and bones for later use.

Not only did he keep many of the corpses, but he often dressed them up, took them to bed, watched TV with them, and performed depraved sex acts with them. Even worse, he later defended this disturbing behavior: “A corpse is a thing. It can’t feel, it can’t suffer. If you’re more upset by what I did to a corpse than what I did to a living person, then your morals are upside down.”

To dispose of the body parts that he didn’t want to keep, Nilsen would routinely have small bonfires in his backyard, secretly adding human organs and innards to the flames along with tire parts to hide the inevitable smell. The body parts that weren’t burned were buried near the fire pit. But these methods of disposal wouldn’t work at his next apartment.

jeeeez… super scary!

One of the most terrifying things about Ramirez was that he was willing to kill just about anyone who crossed his path. Unlike some other serial killers who have a “type,” Richard Ramirez murdered both men and women and preyed on victims both young and old.

At first, it seemed like Ramirez was only attacking people near Los Angeles, but he soon claimed a couple of victims near San Francisco as well. And since the press dubbed him the “Night Stalker,” it was clear that most of his crimes happened at night — adding yet another scary element.

Disturbingly, many of his attacks included a Satanic element as well. In some cases, Ramirez would carve pentagrams into his victims’ bodies. And in other cases, he would force victims to swear their love for Satan.


All over California, people went to bed fearing that the Night Stalker would break into their homes while they slept — and perform an unspeakable ritual of rape, torture, and murder. Since he apparently attacked at random, it truly seemed like no one was safe.

The LAPD increased their presence on the street and even created a special task force just to find him — with the FBI lending a hand. Meanwhile, the public anxiety was so intense around this time that there was a noticeable surge in the sales of guns, lock installations, burglar alarms, and attack dogs.

But ultimately, it was Richard Ramirez’s own mistakes in August 1985 that led to his capture. After he was spotted outside a witness’s home, he accidentally left a footprint behind — and he also left his car and license plate in plain sight.

TheSourcerer:
At some point, while Nilsen was in prison, he recorded a set of chilling audiotapes describing his murders in graphic detail. These audiotapes will be explored in a new Netflix documentary titled Memories of a Murderer: The Nilsen Tapes. It’s set to be released on August 18, 2021.

In 2018, Nilsen died in prison at age 72 after suffering a ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysm. He spent his final moments laying in his own filth in his prison cell. And he was reportedly in “excruciating pain.”

he deserved even bigger pains…. How do they even sleep….. he still even lived up to 72yrs…. Omoor

When the police tracked down the vehicle, they were able to find just enough of a fingerprint to make a match. By that point, they had already received tips that someone with the last name of Ramirez was involved.

Sure enough, the LAPD was able to identify Richard Ramirez thanks to their new computer database of fingerprints. And even though the records only included criminals who were born after January 1960, it just so happened that Ramirez was born in February 1960.

Authorities soon found Ramirez’s mugshots from his prior arrests, and one of his surviving victims came forward with a detailed description that was quite similar to the photos. By the end of August 1985, police decided to release the Night Stalker’s image and name.

Though they initially worried that this would give Ramirez a chance to escape, it turned out that he was blissfully unaware of his newfound publicity — until it was too late

By pure happenstance, Ramirez was traveling back to Los Angeles when his photo was released. So he didn’t realize that he had been tracked down until he was back in the city — and he saw his own face on the newspapers.

Though he attempted to flee the police — and tried to steal a car in the process — he was tracked down by a vigilante mob that recognized him. They beat him up until the police finally closed in.

After his arrest, Ramirez was found guilty of 13 counts of murder. In addition to the murder charges, authorities also found him responsible for committing several rapes, assaults, and burglaries.


Ramirez was sentenced to death in the gas chamber for his crimes — and he smiled in response. The ‘Night Stalker’ later said, “I am beyond good and evil. I will be avenged. Lucifer dwells in us all. That’s it.”

He was held in San Quentin State Prison for the rest of his life — but he was never put to death. Due to the complicated nature of his case — which included a 50,000-page trial record — the state’s Supreme Court wasn’t able to hear his appeal until 2006. And even though the court rejected his claims, additional appeals would’ve taken several more years.

During this extended delay, Richard Ramirez met a female admirer named Doreen Lioy who had struck up a correspondence with him. And in 1996, he married her while he was on death row.

He’s kind, he’s funny, he’s charming,” Lioy said one year later. “I think he’s a really great person. He’s my best friend; he’s my buddy.”

Obviously, most people did not share her feelings. For the countless Californians who lived in terror during the mid-1980s, Ramirez was little better than the Devil he worshiped.

“It’s just evil. It’s just pure evil,” said Peter Zazzara, the son of victim Vincent Zazzara, in 2006. “I don’t know why somebody would want to do something like that. To take joy in the way it happened.”



Ultimately, Richard Ramirez died of complications from B-cell lymphoma, a cancer of the lymphatic system, in 2013. He was 53 years old.

While he was alive, Ramirez never expressed remorse for any of his crimes. In fact, he often appeared to take pleasure in his infamy.

“Hey, big deal,” he said, shortly after getting the death sentence. “Death always comes with the territory. I’ll see you in Disneyland.”

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That Ramirez is as handsome as the Devil.....

Nigga dope pah

Shame he's a killer.

Luis Alfredo Garavito


Luis Alfredo Garavito, perhaps the deadliest serial killer of all time, preyed on young Colombian boys in the 1980s and 1990s

His crimes were made possible in part by another tragedy: the casualties and losses of the Colombian civil war.

In the years following the conflict, the streets were overrun with homeless children and orphans who eked out a living by picking up odd jobs on the streets.

In that climate, Garavito had his choice of victims. He frequently disguised himself as a farmer or a priest and approached boys, usually between the ages of six and sixteen, with a promise of work for cash

He then lured them to a remote location and held them prisoner, raping, torturing, and eventually killing his victims.

He murdered freely for years, knowing his victims had no one waiting at home to file a police report. It wasn’t until the police began to discover mass graves in 1997 that the Colombian authorities realized they had a serial killer on the loose.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=So6R-uLN8bI

When he was finally tried in 1999, Garavito confessed to the deaths of 140 children, while some estimates place his total number of victims at more than 300.

And he could be up for release in 2021. Because Colombia does not allow life imprisonment, Garavito was sentenced to just 40 years in prison, which was further reduced to 22 after plea deals and rewards for good behavior.

Upon release, Garavito plans to run for political office and start a program to help abused children. He is an expert, after all.

PEDRO LOPEZ (personally hate this beast)


was born in 1948 into a violent world; his mother, a prostitute, threw him out of her house when he was eight, and he ended up alone in Bogotá.



There, he fell victim to the predators of the streets: he was sexually assaulted and molested, and he ran from home to home. Stealing cars sent him to jail at the age of 18, where he would later say he committed his first murders as he took revenge on the inmates who raped him.

When he was released, he took the destructive rage that had fueled him behind bars and brought it to bear on the world at large. He moved to Peru and began to kill girls, usually between the ages of nine and twelve, sexually assaulting them just as he had once been assaulted.

At one point, he said he was killing three girls a week. In time, he returned to Colombia, then moved on to Ecuador, leaving a trail of bodies in his wake



Once, he was nearly caught: A tribal settlement had witnessed his assault on a young girl and they would have executed him but for the intervention of a Christian missionary who encouraged them to go to the police instead. They did, and the police failed: They released Lopez to kill again.

Lopez was finally apprehended by the authorities in Ecuador in 1979, at which time he led police to a mass grave containing the bodies of 53 young girls.

That was when they began calling him “The Monster of the Andes.” The prolific killer claimed he killed 300 girls, maybe more.

Due to Ecuador’s prison term limits, Lopez served just 20 years before being released in secret into Colombia in 1998. His whereabouts remain unknown.

Andrew Kehoe


In 1927, Andrew Kehoe was distraught over his wife’s long, expensive battle with tuberculosis. At the same time, he lost in the town clerk election and his farm faced foreclosure largely because of property taxes levied to repay bonds for the local school.

Kehoe was never at his best under pressure. His neighbors would later remember him as short-tempered and impatient, discontent with imperfect systems and quick to dismiss what didn’t work for him.

He had stopped attending the local church because he refused to pay dues to the administration, and rumor had it that he had once beaten a horse to death.

So when Andrew Kehoe lost the election in 1927 — on top of all his other woes — his neighbors were apprehensive, thinking he might do something desperate. But they never imagined what he had in mind.

On the morning of May 18, Kehoe blew up his house, his barn, and the enclosed corpse of his wife, whom he had recently murdered. Almost simultaneously, he detonated 500 pounds of explosives he’d spent months placing underneath the Bath Consolidated School.


Then he drove to the school and detonated his shrapnel-filled truck, killing himself and several others. With 45 dead and at least 58 injured all at once, Kehoe isn’t technically a serial killer, but this is still the worst school massacre in American history.

How could that cute little grandmother harm so much as a fly? By giving it a fatal drug overdose, apparently.

Dorothea Puente, a Sacramento landlady known as the Boardinghouse Killer, already had a checkered past when she took over the management of the F Street Boardinghouse. She had been arrested multiple times, once for running a brothel, once for vagrancy, and twice for forging checks.

She killed her roommate first, a friend named Ruth Monroe who was staying with her, and police bought her story: Ruth, she said, was depressed and had clearly overdosed on her pain medication.



But her next poisoning sent her to jail: the resident she went after realized he’d been drugged and robbed, and he pointed the police straight toward his landlady.

In jail, Puente began corresponding with an elderly pensioner. Their friendship turned to romance when they met after her release from prison — but it was tragically one-sided. Puente murdered him, dumped his body, and collected his pension checks for years before his corpse was identified.

It was the beginning of a pattern. Puente would identify social outcasts like the elderly, the mentally disabled, and the alcoholic. Then, after murdering them, she would cash their government checks.

Puente made over $87,000 this way — and used the money to buy herself, among other things, a facelift — before being arrested in 1988. Authorities, searching for a tenant a social worker had reported missing, noticed that it looked like something had been recently buried on Puente’s property.


They found seven bodies in Puente’s tiny yard, and she was found guilty on nine counts of murder. She served 18 years in prison before dying in 2011.

David Parker Ray, The Toy Box Killer


David Parker Ray, awful even among serial killers, was known as the “Toy Box Killer” for his practice of torturing victims in his homemade “toy box” dungeon.

After placing his young female victims on their backs in a terrifying apparatus with stirrups and straps, he would play an audiotape for them, detailing the “instructions” for being his slave.

After playing the tape, Ray and a few accomplices, including his daughter and his girlfriend, would torture the victim for days. Based on his diary and the records he kept, police assume Ray killed as many as 50 women this way — but their bodies have never been found.

Ray’s operation was uncovered when one victim, Cynthia Vigil, was able to escape. Ray’s girlfriend, Cindy Hendy, had inadvertently left the keys to Vigil’s restraints nearby when she left the room, and Vigil took advantage of the rare lapse in her captors’ attention.
She made a run for it, naked and handcuffed, and finally arrived at a neighbor’s residence, urging them to contact the police.

Her story led another woman to come forward, one whose memories, though muddled by date-rape drugs, tallied with Cynthia Vigil’s experiences.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8545MdQvuFQ

TheSourcerer:
After placing his young female victims on their backs in a terrifying apparatus with stirrups and straps, he would play an audiotape for them, detailing the “instructions” for being his slave.

After playing the tape, Ray and a few accomplices, including his daughter and his girlfriend, would torture the victim for days. Based on his diary and the records he kept, police assume Ray killed as many as 50 women this way — but their bodies have never been found.

Ray’s operation was uncovered when one victim, Cynthia Vigil, was able to escape. Ray’s girlfriend, Cindy Hendy, had inadvertently left the keys to Vigil’s restraints nearby when she left the room, and Vigil took advantage of the rare lapse in her captors’ attention.
She made a run for it, naked and handcuffed, and finally arrived at a neighbor’s residence, urging them to contact the police.

Her story led another woman to come forward, one whose memories, though muddled by date-rape drugs, tallied with Cynthia Vigil’s experiences.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8545MdQvuFQ

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And I hope his girlfriend and daughter we're caught, jailed and killed

Love all except the idiot who couldn't handle pressure and blew everything up. The best part for most of this killers is control. Controlling the life of another person may make you feel in control of your own life that is the delusion. The screaming and the begging part are more like erotic moans. The NPF are very insensitive else we would have a memorabilia of serial killers in Nigeria.

Will upload extensively by 5pm .......

okrikaboi:
Love all except the idiot who couldn't handle pressure and blew everything up. The best part for most of this killers is control. Controlling the life of another person may make you feel in control of your own life that is the delusion. The screaming and the begging part are more like erotic moans. The NPF are very insensitive else we would have a memorabilia of serial killers in Nigeria.

oh true ! Most 'ritual killings' are usually done by psycho serial killers and serial killers , the ritualistic killings by the NPF are to mystify the whole thing to make further investigations impossible .

Dorwadora:
That Ramirez is as handsome as the Devil.....

Nigga dope pah

Shame he's a killer.

Is the devil handsome?

How'd you arrived at this?

BaEnki:


Is the devil handsome?

How'd you arrived at this?

The description of the devil in Christain religious book is handsome... Dead gorgeous

ALBERT FISH
Cannibal Grandpa





Yeah he looked like your Average , Grandpa





When a serial killer is dubbed “The Brooklyn Vampire,” “The Moon Maniac,” “The Werewolf of Wysteria,” “The Gray Man,” and “The Boogey Man,” it’s almost certain he is thoroughly deranged. Fish was tried and found guilty of raping, killing, and cannibalizing three children in the early 1900s. However, he claimed that he had murdered more like 100 children, and even boasted that he “had children in every state.” Especially deranged is the fact that Fish sent a letter to the mother of one of his victims, 10-year old Grace Budd. The letter detailed how he had lured the little girl, strangled her, and then cut her in to pieces to eat over the course of nine days.

Most of the killers on this thread preyed, tortured, killed and ate their victims.

It seems the human flesh has a unique taste


Modified: 9:12pm

Yes the human flesh has a unique taste.

Dorwadora:
Most of the killers on this thread preyed, tortured, killed and ate their victims.

It seems the human flesh has a unique taste


Modified: 9:12pm

Yes the human flesh has a unique taste.

yes!
And how'd you get to find out