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Indiana’s Most Brutal Killer - Steven Timothy Judy

Steven Timothy Judy’s childhood was nothing short of horrific. It was a nightmare of violence, sex, pornography, incest, alcohol and crime.

As a child, Judy burned down a neighbour’s garage and stabbed a classmate with a compass. When he was 10-years-old, Judy started to push high-school girls to the ground and molest them. He was caught during the act several times but would always be released back into the custody of his parents. As he grew older, his attacks became more vicious.

When he was 13-years-old, he knocked on a woman’s door pretending he was a Boy Scout. Once inside, he pulled out a knife and raped the young woman. After he was finished, he stabbed Emig numerous times with such force the knife broke in her sternum.

This was only the beginning of his sadistic rampage.

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Dying victims’ scratch marks on the wall of the Auschwitz gas chamber.

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From the late 1860s until 1974, several states had ‘’ugly laws’’ which made it illegal for ugly and disabled people to appear in public. 

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Hey guys

People who find the dude who killed those 17 kids in Florida attractive and wants to fuck him shouldn’t breathe and should rot.

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You know what

:)))

Fucking hate these people

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I hope all of these bloggers get punched in the face

with a brick

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columbine high school, july 2nd 2017

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No purpose or place.

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Picture taken of a man giving absolutely 0 fucks during the Vegas shooting

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If there is a superstar among all serial killers, it is Albert Fish—the twisted nature of his crimes made him infamous for nearly a century now after having strangled 10-year-old Grace Budd and cannibalized her entire body. Grace’s parents never knew what happened to their little girl until Albert wrote them a letter years later, narrating every gruesome detail of the murder. 

Not surprisingly, Albert Fish didn’t have an idyllic childhood. Entering the world on May 19, 1870, he was born with the name Hamilton Fish, though wished to go by Albert after a dead sibling and to escape the nickname ‘’Ham & Eggs’’. His 75-year-old father died when Albert was just five years of age. Albert’s entire family had a history of mental illness, and his mother, whom he was left in the care of after his father’s passing, suffered from hallucinations. Unable to support Albert, she placed him in an orphanage where he was treated sadistically. Albert eventually grew to derive pleasure from the unmerciful beatings he received. By the time he was 9, his mother was a little more stable and able to take care of him. At the age of 12, Albert began a relationship with a telegraph boy who introduced to him such practices as drinking urine and eating feces. He began spending most of his weekends visiting public baths to watch other boys undress. By 1890 he began raping young boys and in 1898 had gotten married and had six children. Although he never abused his kids, he would sometimes make them spank him with a nail-studded paddle to satisfy his own masochistic desires. Albert would also embed multiple needles into his abdomen and even stuff wool drenched with lighter fluid into his anus, which he set ablaze. Due to his psychological makeup and rough upbringing, Albert Fish was pretty much doomed to a life of crime and sadism from the start. 

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A gun which consists of a brass knuckle and also a knife, 1939.

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MILWAUKEE, Aug. 25, 1991— A police officer suspended for returning a 14-year-old Laotian boy to Jeffrey L. Dahmer, who has since admitted killing 17 people, said he had agonized over how he might have prevented the boy’s death.

“God as my witness, I just didn’t dump a little boy in the hands of a murderer. That’s not what happened,” the officer, Joseph T. Gabrish, told The Milwaukee Journal in a story published today.

On May 27, neighbors called the police to report seeing a naked and bleeding boy run from Mr. Dahmer’s apartment building. After interviewing Mr. Dahmer, Officer Gabrish and two fellow officers accepted his explanation that the youth was an adult and his lover and that the boy was drunk. The officers went with Mr. Dahmer and the boy to Mr. Dahmer’s apartment. The other officers were also suspended. Incident Led to Protests.

After Mr. Dahmer was arrested in July, he told the police that he strangled the boy, Konerak Sinthasomphone, soon after the officers left. He also said the body of another victim was in a bedroom during the officers’ visit.

The police say Mr. Dahmer killed four more times after the brush with the officers. News of the encounter with the Laotian boy led to protests by people who said the police had missed a chance to stop Mr. Dahmer. Others accused the officers of racism and homophobia.

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Ed Gein was said to have had a freakishly close relationship with his mother, Augusta Gein, even long after her death. Augusta was the dominant parent, who was hard-working and religious with rigid morals that Ed lived by. Ed was only allowed to leave his desolate family farm to attend school. Though described as shy, he was remembered in school for his strange mannerisms, such as random bouts of laughter to himself. Despite all this, however, he received good grades and got along with his peers. Augusta would punish him whenever he made contact with the outer world, preaching to her boys about all the evil that exists in the world and the belief that all women were whores and instruments of Satan, except for herself. Every afternoon she read the Bible to her sons, usually opting for graphic verses from the Old Testament regarding murder and divine retribution. 

Ed was tremendously impacted by his mother’s death. Despite the general disarray of his house, he kept Augusta’s room impeccable, just as it was the way she died. He wore female body parts he had dug up from the graveyard and danced in the moonlight in perhaps a way of living inside her strong persona and preserving his memory of her alive in his mind—it was as if he had denied his mother’s death his entire life.

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A Cat Called Room 8 - In 1952, a cat wandered into a classroom at Elysian Heights Elementary School, Echo Park, California, and there began the story of one of the world’s most adored cats. After this cat came back to the same classroom each morning, the children decided to name him “Room 8″ after the number of their classroom.

Room 8, just like the children, left the school for the summer and would always return on the very first day of the new year. This pattern continued each year until his death in 1968. Room 8 became a celebrity in his own right, receiving letters from fans worldwide after appearing in Look Magazine, and even inspiring a book entitled “A Cat Called Room 8” and a song entitled “Room 8: The School Cat.”

Following his death in 1968, his obituary in the Los Angeles Times ran three paragraphs, like any other well-loved celebrity. His obituary even ran in papers as far away as Connecticut. He is buried in the Los Angeles Pet Memorial Park in Calabasas, California, and Elysian Heights Elementary School has a wall mural and etched tributes on the side walk in commemoration of this wonderful cat that taught a lot of young children a lesson in love, friendship, and compassion.

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Ted Bundy is an example of a serial killer who like to keep ‘’souvenirs’’ of their crimes. When inquired why he took Polaroids of his victims, he replied, ‘’When you work hard to do something, you don’t want to forget it.’’