The inspiration behind the film, Natural Born Killers, Starkweather and Fugate went on a murderous rampage that lasted 60 days, from 1957 to 1958, murdering 11 people in total, including Fugate’s mother, stepfather, and two-year-old half-sister. After being apprehended in 1958, Starkweather was given the death penalty and sent to the electric. Falkor Flirt Serial Killers; Gary Gadget Building Cars Free Download; Peak By Chip Conley Ebook Library; Giga Tronics 1026 Manual Treadmill; Sound Of Kuduro Rapidshare Premium; Vopt 9.21 Setup Keygen; Bomb The Suburbs Pdf To Excel; Anne Of Avonlea 1987 Download Chrome; E Prime 2 0 Keygen Music; Point Figure Charting 3rd Edition Thomas Dorsey. The world has known many serial killers the list of such famous killers is endless. Here are 20 most evil and notorious serial killers the world has ever seen.

Long before accurate information was being kept of the everyday happenings of ancient societies, crime was prevalent. The earliest examples of widespread murders date all the way back to 331 BC, and involve a group of 170 women who used the plague as an alibi for poisoning Roman men. All 170 women were convicted of their crimes. So — who was the first serial killer ever? Surprisingly, the first recorded solo serial killer was a woman as well.

Locusta of Galt was a poisoner for hire who worked for the Roman emperor Nero's mother, Agrippina the Younger. She was tasked with poisoning members of the Imperial Family as well as Agrippina's husband, the former Emperor Claudius, as a means for Nero to gain power. Her involvement in Claudius' death has not been completely confirmed, however. During the early first century A.D., the Roman empire was in a massive state of upheaval that saw Nero's reign as emperor conclude with his ousting by Gaius Julius Vindex, a governor of the Lugdunensis province who was unhappy with Nero's rule and wanted to reinstall a previous style of government last seen with Caesar Augustus.

Little is known regarding how many people Locusta had poisoned during her tenure under Nero but she was rewarded greatly for her efforts — only to be executed by Galba, the emperor who assumed power following Vindex's coup, in 69 A.D.

Following Locusta, yet another serial killer was convicted by the Roman government just one year later. A man known as Aspernas went to court for murdering an estimated 130 people; it's unclear what his motives were or what his preferred method was, though it has been suggested that he too used poison. Records were not meticulously kept in 70 A.D., so little information is known about both Locust and Aspernas in terms of an exact number of people they killed or over how long of a span of time the murders took place, though both are considered some of the earliest recorded serial killers out there.

Meanwhile, the first recorded serial killer in America wreaked havoc on the city of Chicago some 1,800 years after Locusta and Aspernas had murdered hundreds of Romans. Dr. H. H. Holmes, who has been portrayed in film, television, and books, was a notorious killer who used his extensive medical knowledge to not only torture his victims and collect on their life insurance policies, but to extensively dissect their bodies then subsequently sell them to medical schools.

Holmes conducted his killings in a three story hotel that he'd had built. The building included shops as well as elaborate methods of escape like trap doors and secret passageways. Many features of the structure were used to help facilitate Holmes' murders. According to legend, Holmes had as many as 200 victims die at his hands while staying at the makeshift hotel he'd built.

It was not until suspicion grew around Holmes' collecting of life insurance policies that his crimes were discovered. Around the same time, the body of an office tenant and former business associate, B.F. Pitzel, was discovered in the serial killer's hotel, further damning Holmes. Philadelphia Police Det. Frank Geyer worked tirelessly to connect Holmes to the murder of Pitzel as well as his three children. The doctor was convicted and hanged on May 7, 1896.

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Serial Killers often appear in fictional media and in true crime documentaries. Fan created works including them are often based on source materials featuring serial killers. This includes criminal dramas, or source materials featuring canon serial killers or assassins.

Real person fiction based on serial killers is rare. However the portrayal of real life serial killers in fictional media can lead to fanfiction featuring that character. For example, American Horror Story is an anthology series that includes real life killers as characters, like Richard Ramirez. This leads to fanfiction featuring Ramirez that is not tagged as RPF. Some fic authors also use tags to make it explicit that they are basing their work on a fictional character.

A serial killer AU is a type of alternate universe in which characters who are not serial killers in canon are serial killers. Visual serial killer AU fanworks, such as fanart or manips, commonly involve showing a character looking bloodied and/or sadistic.

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Fiction

Many books and TV series also have canon serial killers in their source material. For example:

• Dexter Morgan, the protagonist of Dexter is a serial killer.
• Hannibal Lecter, a cannibal who is the central character of the Hannibal book series and adaptations such as The Silence of the Lambs and Hannibal (TV series).
• American Horror Story includes fictional killers as well as fictional representations of real like serial killers.
• Killing Eve's main character Villanelle is an assassin and a serial killer.

Example Characters:

• There are fan theories that Dennis Reynolds of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is a serial murderer or rapist.

Example Fanworks

Examples Wanted: Editors are encouraged to add more examples or a wider variety of examples.

Vids

• West of Her Spine - a controversial vid that mixed a romantic song with graphic violent imagery from Dexter.

Fanfiction

Serial Killer AU

• Flesh Mechanic - 'the Justin Timberlake serial killer fic'
• The Long Hunt by Esteliel (Les Misérables) - The Marais was a ghostly labyrinth of houses that suddenly loomed out of the fog. Every now and then, the dark shape of a carriage would clatter past before being swallowed by the veil of white once more. The further Valjean walked, the thicker the fog became.
• beautiful and afraid of nothing by lady_ragnell (Les Misérables) - 'My best friend is here, and well, she's a little shy, but we do everything together', Éponine is saying, purring. This is where the target dies, and he doesn't even know it.
• Catch Us If You Can by Tra (Supernatural) - It started off slow. A body or two along a highway a little carved up. Each one had a D carved on them. In other states at the same time, one or two bodies killed by the same, circular blade. The police identified these bodies as the works of two different people. Two different killers.
• The Remains of a Fine Woman by Theobule (Saathi1013) (Criminal Minds) - Her name isn't Allison; this is not the first time she's changed her identity. She was supposed to die; instead she ran into a familiar face. She's not sorry about what happened after that. She probably should be, but she's not.
• A morning breaks without bread or fresh-poured milk by tigriswolf (White Collar) - Neal Caffrey is a thief, a forger, and a con-artist. (Neal Caffrey is a liar and a lie.)
• this is my day and I, for this I will not pay by tigriswolf (White Collar) - Peter thinks Neal is a gentleman thief.
• anything but fair by Lilaciliraya (Criminal Minds and Dextercrossover) - And Spencer... Spencer would be a mercy killer.

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Controversy

• Romanticization of Violence and Serial Killers

Resources

• Serial Killers works on Ao3
• Historical Criminals RPF works on Ao3 include several Serial Killer RPF fics

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