:) its an easy one... i cant think of any clue that wouldnt be too fuckin obvious....

Found a few :

"You maggots make me sick, I will be avenged. Lucifer dwells within us all."

"I've killed 20 people, man. I love all that blood."

"I love to kill people. I love watching them die. I would shoot them in the head and they would wiggle and squirm all over the place, and then just stop. Or I would cut them with a knife and watch their faces turn real white. I love all that blood. I told one lady to give me all her money. She said no. So I cut her and pulled her eyes out."

That is one sick fuck.

I think you have to be an american asshole to find that one easy??:confused:


(Just kidding with the asshole thing) ;)

:cool:

^^ all nice ones. but i was looking for

"Big deal, death comes with the territory......see you in Disneyland."

Ok nice answer. anyway, depending on what source u look at it was 13 or 19 convictions. as for the 43 u got, odds are it wasnt 43 convictions, maybe alleged crimes. as 43 would just be way too much for the courts to handle.

NOW go! i think maybe if it is a more obscure one, perhaps give a keyterm to search for....?

:D its nice internet game!!

lol. eh i just say its easy cuz ive read a lot about serial killers..

i guess easier in comparison than the susan smith one, persay. while smith was a big case i mean... cant really get much bigger than serial killers? especially ultra nasties like him!

i almost mentioned 'night stalker' in the description but i figured that woulda made it too easy.

I got the 43 from Crime Library, dunno how acurate that is.

Lemme see....Im not very good with Serial Killers, this will probably be an easy one.


Over the course of almost 9 years in the 1970s ___________ took the lives of over 13 people, either stabbing or shooting them to death in or by their vehicles. All the targets were the same, couples in cars off rural roads.

Taunting cops _________ would send in encrypted messages to the local papers, describing how his past victims had died, and who would come next if they didn't post his message on the cover of the newspaper the following day. The only surviving witness described ___________ as a heavy set man in a self fashioned hooded jacked that covered his face, brandishing a crossed circle that he always signed his letters with.

After 1978 the killings stopped,_________ case was never solved.

kill count: 13

:confused: ???? NO!!?????:confused:

:mad:

That would be the Zodiac Killer...

Ok I'll post one...


Known as _______ to his friends, South Carolina's premier serial killer liked to mix business with pleasure. Authorities believe that some of his nine victims were killed to cover the tracks of an auto theft ring, but others -- including the girl whose disappearance led to _______ downfall -- were slain for the pure thrill of it. Even behind prison walls, he could not be restrained.

Born in 1937, _______ earned his nickname from the fact that he stood only five-feet-two in stocking feet. Ferocity cannot be judged by size, however, and where _______ was concerned, sheer bloodlust made up for a lack of altitude. Convicted of ten murders so far, he has hinted at other victims, yet unnamed, their identities held in reserve against the day when he may need to bargain for a stay of execution.

_______world began unraveling with the disappearance of 13-year-old Kim Ghelkins, in 1975. Investigation led authorities to property owned by _______ in a remote portion of northeastern South Carolina. By the time Ghelkins was unearthed, in January 1976, eight other victims had been discovered and _______ was facing trial on capital charges. The dead included Doreen Geddings and her two -year-old daughter, drowned together in 1973; Johnny Sellers, missing since June 1974; Kim Ghelkins and Dennis Bellamy, murdered in 1975; and Barnwell Yates, brutally knifed to death in an altercation with _______.

Sentenced to die at his trial in May 1976, _______ later won commutation of his sentence, settling for ten life terms on nine counts of murder and one of burglary. Technically eligible for parole in 1985, _______ never got the chance to bring his case before the board. On September 12, 1982, he booby-trapped a radio belonging to a death row inmate, Rudolph Tyner, killing his target with a homemade explosive charge. _______ denied the murder, but convict eyewitnesses testified against him, and authorities produced tapes of telephone conversations between _______ and relatives of a Tyner victim who commissioned the murder. Convicted of yet another slaying, _______ was once again sentenced to die.

^^ Donald 'pee wee' Gaskins

I'm too lazy to C&C but ill put some neat stuff to help out so its not that bad

This guy killed 8 nurses (all happaneed to be filipino) saying that they died simply because' it just wasn't there night'

basically went to their dorm door, told them there is a guy sneaking around and that he should come in. had them sit in a circle and would bring one girl in at a time, raping then killing them.

Died of a heart attack in 1991, came back to life in 1996 when a prison porno came out. Most likely it was one of the employees who provided the materials, victim's families were angered since he seemed to live such a lax life. He is seen on tape with his prison bitch, snorting coke. He had been taking female hormones (to supress sexual appetite) and had quite large, lovely breasts. Said "If they only knew how much fun i was having in here, they'd turn me loose"