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The hog-tied body of Joana Rodriguez, who suffocated in the trunk of a car on May 16, 2001 after being kidnapped along with her 4-day-old son in Texas by British citizen Linda Carty. Carty, fulfilling the end of a faked pregnancy, was sentenced to death. The baby survived.
Moving out of Tampa Bay got me thinking about the more memorable instances of death and destruction that occurred while living there.
This is Hillsborough County Deputy John Kotfila, 30, and he died a hero in every sense of the word. On March 12, 2016, he was responding to reports of a wrong-way driver speeding down the interstate and saw him just moments away from crashing into a woman. Deputy Kotfila raced passed her and maneuvered his patrol car to use as a human shield. He died instantly, as did the drunk wrong-way driver. Deputy Kotfila knew he was going to die but sacrificed himself without hesitation. This story moved me and I just think his rare bravery deserves recognition.
The loved ones of promising Calgary architect Joshua Lall will forever be tormented as to why the beloved family man massacred his wife, 2 young daughters and their basement tenant on May 28, 2008 before committing suicide. Their infant was unharmed and he left no suicide note. Joshua called his parents prior to say he was having a breakdown and hearing voices. It frightened them enough to travel from Ontario, but they were too late.
The Columbine Massacre in ‘Crimes That Shook The World’
Hitler’s bunker where he committed suicide.
Brandon Carnell was 14-years-old when he killed his mother, father and sister with a shotgun on June 22, 1988 in Oakland County, Michigan. He was tried as a juvenile and given the max sentence of 5 years. After his 1993 release, Carnell reportedly got married and devotes his life to church.
A timeline of Ted Bundy’s life and criminal activities:
• 11/24/46 - Is born as Theodore Robert Cowell in a home for unwed mothers in Burlington, Vermont.
• 05/19/51 - Bundy’s mother, Louise, marries Johnnie Bundy and her son takes his step-father’s last name.
• Spring 1965 - Graduates from Woodrow Wilson High School in Tacoma, Washington.
• Fall 1965 - Enrolls at the University of Puget Sound and attends the school until the Spring of 1966.
• 06/23/65 - Murders Lonnie Trumbull and seriously injuresroommate Lisa Wick in their Seattle apartment.
• Fall 1966 to Spring 1969 - Attends the University of Washington.
• 1967 to 1968 - Courts Stephanie Brooks, who closely resembles his future victims.
• Fall 1968 - Brooks breaks off relationship with Bundy.
• Early 1969 - Visits his brithtown of Burlington, Vermont, and learns for certain that he is illegitimate.
• Fall 1969 - Re-enters Univ of Washington and meets Liz Kendall, his girlfriend throughout most of the murders.
• Spring 1973 - Graduates form the University of Washington.
• 11/25/73 - Abducts Kathy Devine from a Seattle street corner.
• 12/06/73 - Devine’s body is found near Olympia, Washington.
• 01/05/74 - Attacks Joni Lenz in her Seattle apartment. Lenz survives.
• 02/01/74 - Abducts Lynda Ann Healy from her basement bedroom in Seattle.
•03/12/74 - Abducts Donna Manson from the campus of Evergreen College.
• 04/17/74 - Abducts Susan Rancourt from the Central Washignton St. campus.
• 05/06/74 - Abducts Kathy Parks from the campus at Oregon St.
• 06/01/74 - Abducts Brenda Ball from Burien, Washington.
• 06/11/74 - Abducts Georgeann Hawkins from an alley near her University of Washington fraternity house.
• 06/17/74 - Brenda Baker’s body is found in Millersylvania St. Park. It is unknown when she was abducted.
• 07/14/74 - In seperate incidents, Janice Ott and Denise Naslund are abducted from Lake Samm St. Park.
• 09/02/74 - A Jane Doe is abducted from Boise, Idaho.
• Fall 1974 - Enters the University of Utah Law School.
• 09/07/74 - Body parts of Ott, Naslund, and Hawkins are recovered 2 miles from lake Samm St. Park.
• 10/02/74 - Abducts Nancy Wilcox.
• 10/18/74 - Abducts Melissa Smith from Midvale, Utah.
• 10/27/74 - Smith’s body is found in Summitt Park near Salt Lake City, Utah.
• 10/31/74 - Abducts Laura Aimee from Lehi, Utah.
• 11/08/74 - Botches abduction of Carol DeRonch but abducts Debby Kent later that day from school in Bountiful.
• Thanksgiving 1974 - Aimee’s body is found.
• 01/12/75 - Abducts Caryn Campbell from a hotel in Aspen, Colorado.
• 02/18/75 - Campbell’s body is found near the motel she disappeared from.
• 03/03/75 - The skulls of Healy, Ball, Parks, and Rancourt are found near Taylor Mountain in Washington.
• 03/15/75 - Abducts Julie Cunningham from Vail, Colorado.
• 04/06/75 - Abducts Melanie Cooley from her school in Nederland, Colorado.
• 04/23/75 - Cooley is found dead twenty miles from Nederland.
• 05/06/75 - Abducts Lynette Culver from her school playground in Pocatello, Idaho.
• 06/28/75 - Abducts Susan Curtis from the campus of BYU while attending a youth conference.
• 07/01/75 - Abducts Shelley Robertson from Golden, Colorado.
• 07/04/75 - Abducts Nancy Baird from Layton, Utah.
• 08/16/75 - Arrested for possession of burglary tools during a traffic stop in Salt Lake City.
• February 1976 - Abducts Debbie Smith in Utah.
• 03/01/76 - Is found guilty of aggravated kidnapping in the DeRonch attack.
• 04/01/76 - Smith’s body is found at Salt Lake International Airport.
• 06/30/76 - Sentenced to 1-15 years in prison.
• 06/07/77 - Escapes from Pitkin Co. Law Library in Colorado while preparing for trial in the Campbell murder.
• 06/13/77 - Is apprehended in Aspen, Colorado.
• 12/30/77 - Escapes from Garfield County Jail in Colorado and flees to Tallahassee, Florida.
• 01/14/78 - Enters Chi Omega sorority house in Tallahassee, killing Lisa Levy and Magaret Bowman.
• 01/14/78 - Also attacks Cheryl Thomas in her house nearby, seriously injuring her.
• 02/09/78 - Abducts Kimberly Ann Leach from her school in Lake City, Florida.
• 02/15/78 - Arrested while driving a stolen VW in Pensacola, Florida.
• 04/12/79 - Leach’s body is found in Suwanee St. Park in Florida.
• 07/27/78 - Indicted for the murders of Levy and Bowman.
• 07/31/78 - Indicted for the Leach murder.
• 07/07/79 - Leach and Bowman murder trial begins.
• 07/23/79 - Found guilty of the murders of Levy and Bowman.
• 07/31/79 - Sentenced to death for the murders of Levy and Bowman.
• 01/07/80 - Trial begins for the Leach murder.
• 02/06/80 - Found guilty of Leach murder.
• 02/09/80 - Sentenced to death for Leach murder.
• 07/02/86 - Obtains a stay of execution only fifteen minutes before he is scheduled to die.
• 11/18/86 - Obtains a stay of execution only seven hours before he is scheduled to die.
• 11/17/89 - Final death warrant is issued.
• 01/24/89 - Executed in the electric chair at 7:16 AM.
Anne Anne Kindergarten Stabbing
On June 3, 1982, schizophrenic 28-year-old Lee Chi Hang stabbed his mother and sister to death in their Hong Kong apartment. He wounded 2 siblings making his way downstairs towards Anne Anne Kindergarten. Using 2 knives and 2 chisels, Hang attacked a class of 3 & 4 year-olds, killing 4 students and wounding 34, even severing some limbs. His spree continued in the street, where 5 more were wounded, including the policeman who shot him twice, ending the rampage. A judge deemed Hang insane and sentenced him to a psych hospital indefinitely.
Common Characteristics of Children Who Kill Parents
child is abused and doesn’t see any escape from their predicament
the kids are mentally ill, though this is said to be rare
causation
kid feels alone and isolated
uses gun as murder weapon
are usually submissive to their parents up until the murder
has been given professional help in the past
no criminal record
emotionally block out the homicides from their mind
remorseful for what they did
easy access to weapons
amnesia after the murder(s)
has attempted suicide or running away
Take care of yourself, young man. I say that to you sincerely; take care of yourself, please. It is an utter tragedy for this court to see such a total waste of humanity as I’ve experienced in this courtroom.
You’re a bright young man. You would have made a good lawyer and I would have loved to have you practice in front of me, but you went another way, partner. Take care of yourself. I don’t feel any animosity toward you. I want you to know that. Once again, take care of yourself.
— Judge Edward Cowart, sentencing Ted Bundy to death.
The first woman to go to Ohio’s electric chair was Anna Marie Hahn, a a 26-year-old German immigrant who went on a killing spree between 1932 and 1937. When she moved to Cincinnati, Ohio, in 1929 to live with her aunt and uncle, she met another fellow immigrant named Phil Hahn. They married a year later, and Anna briefly returned to Germany to get her son from a previous affair, Oscar, before the three settled in together as a family. Anna cared for elderly men, bilking them of their money and then murdering them by poison when the money ran out. Her motive was to allegedly support her gambling habit. When her fifth and final victim’s autopsy revealed dangerous levels of arsenic in his body, this sparked police suspicions, which prompted the exhumations of her two prior clients which also revealed they had died by arsenic poisoning. In court, Anna offered a ‘’mercy killing’’ defense but the jury didn’t buy it; she was executed by the electric chair on December 7, 1938.
Male prostitute-turned-serial killer, Fortunato Botton Neto, suffered a most uniquely poetic death. While in prison for the 1989 torture-murders of 13 wealthy gay clients in São Paulo, Neto was diagnosed with AIDS, which he contracted from one of his victims. He died from complications in 1997 at 34-years-old.
Sandy Hook survivor Daniel Sibley talking about what he heard on that fateful December day. 26 people died after gunman Adam Lanza began shooting in the elementary.
Dylan Redwine (13) didn’t want to spend Thanksgiving of 2012 with his father Mark, with whom he didn’t have a good relationship. But because his parents were going through a nasty divorce, the court ordered him to stay those days at Mark’s home in Vallecito, Colorado.
Dylan was last accounted for the night of November 18, 2012. According to his father, he was still sleeping the next morning when he went to work, but gone when he came back. It took seven months for his partial remains to be found, about 10 miles away from the house. Along with his bones, police found one sock, a shoelace and a piece of Dylan’s shirt. It was even longer before some hikers came across his skull, on November 1, 2015, about a mile and a half away from the first set of remains.
Examination of the skull determined there were signs of blunt force trauma and marks from a knife made shortly after Dylan was dead.
If the relationship between Mark and his ex wife Elaine, Dylan’s mother, was bad before, the teenager’s murder only made it worse. The couple accused each other on TV of being responsible of Dylan’s death, even having a memorable round on Dr. Phil’s show and suing each other in court. However, for police there has only been one person of interest from the start and now they’ve got him. Mark Redwine was arrested on July 22, 2017, and charged with second-degree murder and child abuse resulting in death.
Among the evidence that led them to the arrest was the fact that during the investigation, police found Dylan’s blood in several spots of Mark’s house. Dogs also identified cadaver scent in the house, in the clothes Mark was wearing the day his son disappeared and in his truck.
An X-ray of 19-year-old Eno Farihah, murdered in Bengkulu, Indonesia on May 12, 2016 by 16-year-old Rahmat Alim when he shoved a garden hoe 25 inches (just over 2 feet) inside her vagina after refusing to have sex with him and 2 friends. When Alim couldn’t find a knife, he resorted to the garden tool. His friends held Farihah’s legs apart as Alim committed the sadistic act. They were convicted and sentenced to an infuriating 10 years in prison for killing an innocent girl in one of the most unimaginable, excruciating ways possible.
The Ice Box Murders occurred in Houston in June 1965 when elderly couple Fred and Edwina Rodgers were killed in their own home. Edwina had been beaten and shot, and her husband had his head crushed by a claw hammer, his eyes gouged out and genitals removed. Their dismembered body parts, including their severed heads, were found in a refrigerator. Both the couple’s organs were flushed down the toilet and found in a nearby sewer. What is most eerie about this case is that Fred and Edwina were killed on Father’s Day–one week prior to being placed in their ‘’ice box’’. The only suspect in this double homicide is their son, Charles Rogers, 43, who lived with his parents at the time. Robert was described as ‘’reclusive’’ and only communicated with his parents by slipping notes under the door. Most neighbors were unaware he lived with the elderly couple as he was seldom home. Robert disappeared shortly after the act of violence and the case is considered unsolved.
