Okay, we all know that hitchhiking isn’t safe. Even worse is getting into a strange man’s car when girls are disappearing and body parts are turning up all over. Unfortunately, that’s exactly what was happening in California in the early 1970s…..that’s when The Co-Ed Killer started hunting….
Kemper is such a fascinating case. There is so much that made him what he is, that is, that putting in in one post was impossible. He is such a complex combination of a seemingly nice, friendly guy and evil….
Have you ever heard of The Dragon Lady? No?? I’m surprised. She was one hell of a serial killer. She killed her first five victims when she was 11. By the time she was done, she had murdered more than 20 victims, 11 of them were babies….
I am fascinated by serial killers. I’m not talking about whether or not they’re good looking, and I don’t think there is anything cool or admirable about their crimes. It’s the psychology behind their crimes. The things in their life that they say made them what they are….
She explained in detail what she did with the victims:
“I threw the pieces in a pot, added seven kilos (around 15 pounds) of caustic soda which I bought to make soap, and stirred the whole mixture until the pieces dissolved into a thick, dark mush that I poured into several buckets and emptied in a nearby septic tank….”
Werewolves have been a staple in the horror genre and pop culture for a very long time. Whether it’s The Howling, An American Werewolf in London, or the Twilight saga, these half-human, half-wolf creatures have captivated our attention for centuries. While these are some more well-known, fictional examples of werewolves, there’s a lesser-known werewolf tale that may actually be true.