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Star Davis, Noah Brooks, and Jackson in Star on Fox’s Season 3 Episode 6

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Serial Killer Documentaries & Movies: A Collection

NOTE: Please let me know if I accidentally linked something more than once! 

Ted Bundy:

“New Ted Bundy Documentary” (Documentary)

“Ted Bundy; Serial Killer Documentaries” (Documentary)

“Murderous Minds: Ted Bundy” (Documentary)

“The World’s Most Notorious Serial Killer” (Documentary)

“Born to Kill” (Documentary)

“In His Own Words” (Documentary)

“2016 Ted Bundy Documentary” (Documentary)

“Ted Bundy: The Lady Killer” (Short Documentary)

“Ted Bundy (2002)” (Movie)

“The Stranger Beside Me (2003)” (Movie)

Jeffrey Dahmer:

“2018 Jeffrey Dahmer Documentary” (Documentary)

“Jeffrey Dahmer Serial Killer Documentary” (Documentary)

“Jeffrey Dahmer A&E Documentary” (Documentary)

“The Milwaukee Cannibal” (Short Documentary)

“The Story of Jeffrey Dahmer”  (Documentary)

“Mystery of the Serial Killer” (Documentary)

“Jeffrey Dahmer Documentary” (Documentary)

“Twisted/Born to Kill” .(Documentary)

“Rare Jeffrey Dahmer Documentary” (Documentary)

“My Friend Dahmer (2017)” (Movie)

“The Secret Life of Jeffrey Dahmer” (Movie)

“DAHMER (2002)” (Movie: Pt. 1, 2, 3)

Richard Ramirez:

“Richard Ramirez: The Night Stalker” (Documentary)

“Richard Ramirez- Discovery Biography Crime” (Documentary)

“A&E Richard Ramirez Documentary” (Documentary)

“Richard Ramirez Documentary” (Documentary)

“The Night Stalker” (Short Documentary)

“Manhunt: Search for the Night Stalker (1989)” (Movie)

Aileen Wuornos:

“Aileen: Life and Death of a Serial Killer” (Documentary)

“Aileen Wuronos: Damsel of Death” (Documentary)

“Aileen Wuornos- Female Serial Killers” (Documentary)

“The Selling of a Serial Killer” (Documentary)

“Most Brutal Female Serial Killer” (Documentary)

“Aileen Wuornos: Murderous Women” (Documentary)

“Her Tragic Story” (Documentary)

“Monster (2003)” (Movie)

“Overkill: The Aileen Wuornos Story (1992)” (Movie)

Dennis Nilsen:

“A Mind to Murder” (Documentary)

“Dennis Nilsen: Born to Kill” (Documentary)

“The Muswell Hill Murderer” (Documentary)

“Killing For Company (1991)” (Documentary)

“The Kindly Killer” (Documentary)

“Cold Light of Day (1989)” (Movie)

“Portrait of a Serial Killer” (Short Film)

Edmund Kemper:

“Edmund Kemper: Serial Killer” (Documentary)

“In His Own Words” (Documentary)

“The Most Intelligent Killer” (Documentary)

“Edmund Kemper Documentary” (Documentary)

“Edmund Kemper: Serial Killer Files” (Short Documentary)

David Berkowitz:

“Serial Killers: David Berkowitz” (Documentary)

“Son of Sam” (Documentary)

“In His Own Words (Pt. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9)” (Documentary)

“.44 Caliber Killer” (Documentary)

“Son of Sam’s Reign of Terror in NYC” (Documentary)

“The Hope and Redemption of David Berkowitz” (Documentary)

“Summer of Sam (1999)” (Movie)

Ed Gein:

“The Real Leatherface” (Documentary)

“Ed Gein: A&E Biography” (Documentary)

“The Ghoul of Plainfield” (Documentary)

“The Real Texas Chainsaw Massacre” (Documentary)

“Murder With Friends (Pt. 1, 2, 3)” (Documentary)

“Ed Gein: American Maniac” (Documentary)

“The Butcher of Plainfield” (Documentary)

“Ed Gein (2000)” (Movie)

John Wayne Gacy:

“John Wayne Gacy; Documentary” (Documentary)

“American Justice: Buried Secrets” (Documentary)

“John Wayne Gacy: The Killer Clown” (Documentary)

“Born to Kill: John Wayne Gacy” (Documentary)

“The Horror Basement of John Wayne Gacy” (Documentary)

“Special Report; John Wayne Gacy” (Documentary)

“Gacy (2003)” (Movie)

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On the evening of 19 February, 1994, Gloria Ramirez was rushed to the emergency room of Riverside Hospital, California. And here was the beginning of one of the world’s most baffling medical mysteries.

Gloria had been suffering from the effects of advanced cervical cancer. She was immensely confused as well as suffering from tachycardia and Cheyene-Strokes respiration. When she arrived at the hospital, she was injected with several drugs including diazepam and lorazepam to keep her sedated. Gloria immediately started responding to the drugs negatively leading doctors to defibrillate her heart. It was now that doctors began to notice some oddities.

There appeared to be an oily sheen which was covering Gloria’s body and a fruity, garlic, odour emanated from her. When a nurse attempted to draw blood from Gloria, she noticed an ammonia-like smell. When another nurse attempted to draw blood, she noticed particles floating in the blood. Suddenly, the nurse fainted, followed by another nurse and another nurse. In total, 23 people within the vicinity of Gloria became ill with 5 being hospitalised. Gloria was soon afterwards pronounced dead with the cause of death being listed as kidney failure.

The main theory was that Gloria had been using dimethyl sulfoxide as a way to alleviate her pain. Two months after her death, her decomposed body was released to her family who wanted an independent autopsy. Their pathologist could not determine a cause of death. Gloria became known as the “toxic lady.”

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Russians mourn their dead, World War One.          

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The body of Ted Bundy on the way to the medical examiner’s office.

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Pennywise in It (2017) dir. Andres Muschietti

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Reddit user CoolTapesAreCool found a snake climbing a brick wall.

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Looks like a cool computer game concept to me. 

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James Harris Jackson, 28, traveled to New York City by bus from Baltimore, Maryland, where he “walked around selecting and stalking black men, with an intent to determine who he was going to attack” for three days. Around 11:15 p.m. on March 20, 2017, he settled on Timothy Caughman and stabbed him repeatedly with an 18-inch bladed sword, as the 66-year-old sifted through garbage to collect recyclables. Caughman staggered to the nearest police station and later died at the hospital of internal bleeding from wounds to his spleen, bowels, pancreas, diaphragm, and lung. Following his arrest about 24 hours later, Jackson stated the murder was only a “practice run” for a larger spree he was going to perpetrate against African-American men in Times Square and said New York was chosen to receive the most media attention.

In a jailhouse interview, Jackson said he first experienced racist thoughts at the age of three, and his ideology had developed since then by sharing his views with “like-minded people” online. Of his intended spree, he stated: “I had been thinking about it for a long time, for the past couple of years. I figured I would end up getting shot by police, kill myself, or end up in jail.” He hoped the murders would discourage white women from entering interracial relationships, and their thoughts would be: “Well, if that guy feels so strongly about it, maybe I shouldn’t do it.” Although he claimed he “got depressed” after the attack, Jackson only expressed regret for the victim’s age - “I didn’t know he was elderly” - and said he would have preferred to kill a “young thug” or “a successful older black man with blonds…people you see in Midtown.”

Jackson has been charged with one count each of murder in the first and second degree as an act of terrorism, second-degree murder as a hate crime, and three counts of criminal possession of a weapon.

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Your idol was a pedo.

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The younger the better.

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Sorry to ask about Richard Ramirez lol, but I always hear how he was described as having a 'weird' sense of humor. Did you ever think that he did, and if so what does that mean really? I know in his later life he wasn't funny or himself, but did you think his humor was different or weird when you first began corresponding with him? Thx in advance <3

I didn’t think it was weird. He was kind of immature and would find things funny that a kid would, but he also had a dark sense of humor and was sort of morbid at times.