Who's your favourite serial killer?

Galwayguy35

charlemont wrote: »

Richard Kuklinski

I saw an interview HBO did with him, he was one cold customer. His brother was in prison with him at the same time for killing a 12 year old girl.

previous user

Lying eyes, I'd say she's wild in the sack.

Stiffler2

Adolf Hitler

Dotrel

BunShopVoyeur wrote: »

Aul Ted Bundy was a hero!

He was no Al Bundy tho (or even a King Kong Bundy).

weldoninhio

charlemont wrote: »

Richard Kuklinski

Amazing story!! The book, The Ice Man is brilliant!!!

KeithAFC

Jack The Ripper.

Rhys Essien

Simon Cowell.(killer of good music)

cassid

a good ole Fry.

Big Nasty

Got hours of entertainment from Hannibal Lecter

paddy kerins

Patrick Bateman

nlgbbbblth

Peter Sutcliffe.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F98CMCBDFyU

Son Of A Vidic

A bit like asking what's your favourite kind of shít, how is it possible to have a favourite serial killer? What next? A thread on who's your favourite pedophile?

Tipsy McSwagger

charlemont wrote: »

Richard Kuklinski

He was a contract killer not a serial killer.

Galwayguy35

Tipsy McSwagger wrote: »

He was a contract killer not a serial killer.

A serial killer is someone who kills 3 or more people, so he was, although his motives were different.

Big Nasty

Tipsy McSwagger wrote: »

He was a contract killer not a serial killer.

Doesn't matter really whether you're doing it for reward or not.

If you've killed more than one person you're a serial killer IMO.

Dotrel

Corvus Maximus wrote: »

A bit like asking what's your favourite kind of shít, how is it possible to have a favourite serial killer? What next? A thread on who's your favourite pedophile?

Hopefully "what's your favourite kind of shít" will be next.

Tipsy McSwagger

Galwayguy35 wrote: »

A serial killer is someone who kills 3 or more people, so he was, although his motives were different.

Nope, a serial killer is somebody who usually kills for sexual reasons and there has to be a sufficient amount of time between murders. Kuklinski killed for money just like a hangman in a prison.

RhubarbCrumble

Ed Gein, closely followed by Henry Lee Lucas.

Tipsy McSwagger

RhubarbCrumble wrote: »

Ed Gein, closely followed by Henry Lee Lucas.

Ed Gein only killed 2 people.

Richard Hillman

Its not all fun and games, I can assure you that. I tried and failed to kill my wife, her kids, t'mother in law, a pensioner and still failed. I knocked off at few locals and my ex wife but will never be in the class of some of my esteemed peers.

Peetrik

I'd like to ask, as politely as possible, for this thead to be closed.

Thanks

Jesus Wept

Duggy's housemate probably.

Deus Ex Machina wrote: »

Crazy thing about Kemper was that he was managed to convince the psychiatrists whom evaluated him that he had reformed (probably helped by his 136 IQ) despite the fact that a previous psychiatric evaluation concluded that he should never be released into society again and that there was a high probability that he would re-offend.

The first evaluation should have probably been taken more seriously, just a few years after his release he was out decapitating women.

He's up for parole this year. Who knows, maybe his charm and intellect might get him released again!

Look at his hangdog expression, he's learned his lesson! Let's get him a present.

Corvus Maximus wrote: »

A bit like asking what's your favourite kind of shít, how is it possible to have a favourite serial killer? What next? A thread on who's your favourite pedophile?

That's what ratemypoo is for.

John Doe1

Ed Kemper comes across as a really intelligent and likable guy pity about all the killing of co-eds

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tTnEY8y-p7M

paddy kerins

RhubarbCrumble wrote: »

Ed Gein, closely followed by Henry Lee Lucas.

Ed Gein. Maitre'd at Canal Bar?

Nephinbeg

I wouldn't have a favourite serial killer but Rodney Alacala appeared on the US version of Blind Date in the middle of his killing spree.

His answers on the show were really creepy as well, yet he managed to win.. The woman at least had the sense to refuse to go on the date with him after.

dsmythy

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carl_Panzram

One cold son of a bitch.

Paparazzo

Corvus Maximus wrote: »

what's your favourite kind of shít

Those ones where they come out so cleanly that it doesn't leave any poo on the toilet roll after a wipe

marketty

'Conversations with a serial killer' on sky living it for the next few hours ;-)

LH Pathe

Stiffs give me a stiffy

Erotic sensation tingles my spine a dead body lying next to mine smooth blue, black lips I start trembling, as we kiss mine forever this sweet death how I cannot forget your soft breath as I wrap my hands around your neeeeck...

.. shades r drawn no-one can see, what I've become; what's become of me here I stand above all that's bn true how I love, how I love to KIIIILL YOU!!!



.. any girls looking for a date?!

giles lynchwood

Dennis Rader

Dotrel

paddy kerins wrote: »

Ed Gein. Maitre'd at Canal Bar?

No, serial killer, Wisconsin, the '50s. Do you know what Ed Gein said about women?

up for anything

If someone can be held accountable for another's suicide then Bertie would probably be one of the world's most prolific serial killers.

crazygeryy

up for anything wrote: »

If someone can be held accountable for another's suicide then Bertie would probably be one of the world's most prolific serial killers.

So bertie would be your favourite then?

rednik

Cecil B. DeMille.

RATM

Can't believe no one has mentioned David Berkowitz aka the Son of Sam.

His serial killing terrorised New York City for over a year in the 1970's, he shot dead 8 random people and left the cops baffled for ages. When he was caught his defense was that a neighbours dog was taken over by the devil and was ordering him to kill people when he barked at him in the courtyard below his 5th story apartment.

Serial killing and talking dogs, what a mix.

up for anything

crazygeryy wrote: »

So bertie would be your favourite then?

Isn't he everybody's favourite?

Morag

Gacy, he shocked america when the murders were found out about. He was seen as an upstanding member of the comunity,
a business man and was invovled in politics. He even had been cleared by the secret service.

He was convicted of 33 murders but the victim count is known to be a lot higher.

Kojak

giles lynchwood wrote: »

Dennis Rader

Give him his right title: BTK (Bind, Torture, Kill)

hoorsmelt

Can the moderators put up a poll and let us vote for our favourite?

IdidIt

The axeman of New Orleans is a fascinating story, I'm sure there'll be a movie about it in the next few years. I'd add a link but I'm my phone.

paddy kerins

Dotrel wrote: »

No, serial killer, Wisconsin, the '50s. Do you know what Ed Gein said about women?

What did Ed Gein say?

mattjack

Vasili Blokhin ,NKVD's chief executioner, thought to have killed 7000 in 28 days in the Katyn massacres.Dunno if you could call him a serial killer though, believed to be the most prolific ever executioner.

Dotrel

paddy kerins wrote: »

What did Ed Gein say?

He said "When I see a pretty girl walking down the street, I want to take her out, talk to her, be real nice and sweet and treat her right."

Great sentiments from a lovely man.

livinsane

Dotrel wrote: »

He said "When I see a pretty girl walking down the street, I want to take her out, talk to her, be real nice and sweet and treat her right."

Great sentiments from a lovely man.

And the other half of me wonders what her head would look like on a stick.

Dotrel

livinsane wrote: »

And the other half of me wonders what her head would look like on a stick.

Oh, I must have missed that part. I take it back then.

paddy kerins

Dotrel wrote: »

Oh, I must have missed that part. I take it back then.

Hey Dotrel

Colonel_McCoy

Richard "The Iceman" Kuklinski

af_thefragile

Its really interesting how many of the high profile serial killers had truly messed up childhoods and were doing their killings during the 70s... Maybe something about parenting in the 60s?

stupidusername

af_thefragile wrote: »

Its really interesting how many of the high profile serial killers had truly messed up childhoods and were doing their killings during the 70s... Maybe something about parenting in the 60s?

all the drugs...

but really, yeah of course it's to do with their upbringing.

Spunge

Seriel killer thread with 100 posts
Rapist thread insta-locked, everyone shocked.

stay logical, AH.