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Mary Flora Bell (born 26 May 1957) is an English woman who, as a juvenile, killed two preschool-age boys in Scotswood, an inner suburb of Newcastle upon Tyne, in 1968.[4] Bell committed her first killing when she was 10 years old. In both instances, Bell informed her victim he had a sore throat, which she would massage before proceeding to strangle him.Bell was convicted of manslaughter in relation to both killings in December 1968, in a trial held at Newcastle Assizes when she was 11 years old, and in which her actions were judged to have been committed under diminished responsibility. Her accomplice in at least one of the killings, 13-year-old Norma Joyce Bell (no relation), was acquitted of all charges. She is Britain's youngest female killer and was diagnosed with a psychopathic personality disorder prior to her trial.Bell was released from custody in 1980, at the age of 23. A lifelong court order granted her anonymity, which has since been extended to protect the identity of her daughter and granddau

Judias or "Judy" Buenoano (born Judias Welty, also known as Judias Goodyear and Judias Morris) was an American serial killer executed for the 1971 murder of her husband James Goodyear. She was also convicted for the 1980 murder of her son, Michael Buenoano, and of the 1983 attempted murder of her boyfriend, John Gentry. Buenoano is also acknowledged to have been responsible for the 1978 death of another boyfriend, Bobby Joe Morris, in Colorado; however, by the time authorities tied Buenoano to Morris, she had already been sentenced to death in Florida.

Carl Eric "Charlie" Brandt was an American serial killer who murdered at least four female victims; one in Indiana and three others in Florida. Growing up in Fort Wayne, Indiana, Brandt shot his parents in their family home on the night of January 3, 1971, when he was 13, killing his pregnant mother and wounding his father. He spent one year at a psychiatric hospital before being released and was never criminally charged. 33 years later, on September 13, 2004, Brandt stabbed his wife and niece to death and then hanged himself in his niece's garage. This incident, Brandt's efficiency in killing his wife and niece, and his hidden obsession with human anatomy led investigators to look into the possibility that he had committed other murders since moving to Florida in 1973. The 1989 murder of a homeless woman near Brandt's home was solved as a result of the investigation, as Brandt was found to have been the perpetrator. The police suspect him in three other Florida murders, but his true num

Kenneth Allen McDuff was an American serial killer. He was convicted in 1966 of murdering 16-year-old Edna Sullivan, her boyfriend, 17-year-old Robert Brand, and Brand's cousin, 15-year-old Mark Dunnam, who was visiting from California. They were all strangers whom McDuff abducted after noticing Sullivan. McDuff repeatedly raped her before breaking her neck with a broomstick.McDuff was given three death sentences that were reduced to life imprisonment consequently to the 1972 U.S. Supreme Court ruling Furman v. Georgia. He was paroled in 1989 and went on to kill again. He was executed in 1998, and is suspected to have been responsible for many other killings.

Early in 1977, nurses employed at the public hospital in Wetteren, Belgium, began comparing notes on curious events in the 38-bed geriatric ward. The death rate had increased dramatically in recent months, with twenty-one patients lost in the span of a year. Other cases revealed signs of mistreatment, including catheters ripped from the bladders of elderly patients.The nurses started keeping a log and eventually, all fingers pointed to 44-year-old Sister Godfrida, a Josephite nun who was the Mother Superior of the geriatric ward. Born Cecile Bombeek, the product of a rigid Catholic home, Sister Godfrida adopted her religious name after joining the Apostolic Order of St. Joseph. In 1976, the aftermath of brain surgery left her addicted to morphine. And she would go to great lengths to feed this addiction.

Stephen Griffiths was a strange kid who became obsessed with death and murder from an early age. These obsessions led him to become infatuated with serial killers, and it wasn't long before he became one himself.

Anthony Sowell was someone who on the outside looked like a model citizen, especially considering his seven year military career with multiple medals and commendations. But underneath the surface was a man with a dangerous sexual appetite. This started early in his life, as he was the perpetrator of several sexual assaults as a teenager and also served 15 years in prison and kidnapping and attempted rape charges. In October 2009, his two-story home sat in a poor Cleveland neighborhood known as Mount Pleasant. A foul stench had hovered around the area for the past two years, but initially everyone thought that it was from a nearby sausage factory. Anthony Sowell had invited Latundra Billups to his house for a drink. Afterwards, he beat her, choked her, and sexually assaulted her before she escaped and told the police. As police arrived with an arrest warrant, Sowell was nowhere to be found but now the reason for the foul smell was identified.

Nannie Doss’s love life was something that would become her life’s identity. As an escape from her abusive childhood where her father made her quit school to work on his farm, she would always read her mother’s romance magazines and dream of finding a husband one day. Her dream would come when at 16 years old, she married Charley Braggs, her coworker, after only dating for four months. Bragg’s mother insisted on living with her son even after they got married. This stressed Nancy out immensely as his mother took up all of his time, as they had four daughters in this tumultuous relationship. Suddenly in 1927, two of her children and her mother-in-law died from mysterious circumstances. Charley took one of their daughters and left for good. Nancy was consumed with anger and was now set out to punish who wronged her.

Nathan Dunlap had his fair share of struggles growing up. His father was absent and his mother was diagnosed with schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. Nathan had several mental health issues as a child, with two suicide attempts before he was 14. He was also diagnosed with hypomania as a teenager. His troubles with the law started early as he was arrested several times for robbery and drug possession. In 1993, he started working at the Chuck E Cheese's in Aurora, CO. He had an argument with his manager over his hours and this got him fired. This was the final straw as he would later come back to the restaurant with revenge in mind.

At 1:00 a.m. on March 29, 1988 in Kansas City, Missouri, Christopher Bryson was lured into the home of 39 year old store owner Robert Berdella. He was knocked out with an iron bar and tied to Berdella’s bed, where he was subjected to extreme abuse and torture, which included sexual assault, electrocution and injection with hypodermic needles. After three days, Bryson convinced Berdella to tie his hands in front of him instead of above his head. While he was at work, Bryson managed to burn through his restraints with a book of matches that was accidentally left in the room. Afterwards, wearing only a dog collar, he jumped from a second story window, breaking his foot, but he managed to flag down a police officer. Upon obtaining a search warrant, police found evidence that suggested that Christopher wasn’t the only victim of Robert Berdella.

In October 2011 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the landlord of an apartment complex in the Tacony neighborhood went to inspect the apartment owned by then 51-year-old Linda Ann Weston after receiving reports of suspicious activity. The landlord went into the apartment and discovered four mentally disabled adults locked in the basement in deplorable conditions as part of a Social Security benefit fraud scheme. They were all huddled under a stained, urine-soaked blanket in the cold, dark boiler room that was 6 feet tall by 15 feet wide. One of the men was even chained to the boiler. Linda and four others, including her own daughter, were arrested and charged. But a look at Linda’s background showed an extremely sinister past.

On January 3rd, 2022 in Slaughter, Louisiana, police received a call from Sheila & Clay Fletcher regarding their disabled daughter, 36 year old Lacey Ellen Fletcher, who was unresponsive on their couch. When the police arrived, the crime scene uncovered over a decade of horrible abuse and neglect.

Brenda Spencer was a girl who suffered from alcohol and drug addiction as a teenager. After her parents separated, her and her father Wallace Spencer slept on a single mattress on the floor that was littered with empty beer bottles. In the summer of 1978, she was arrested for shooting out the windows of the elementary school across the street from her house. After this incident, it was suggested that Brenda be admitted to a mental hospital for chronic depression, but her father refused to let her go there. For Christmas that year, he bought her a Ruger semi-automatic .22 caliber rifle with a telescopic sight and 500 rounds of ammunition. Acquaintances said Spencer showed a lot of hostility toward policemen, had spoken about shooting one, and had talked of doing something big to get on television. On January 29, 1979, she did just that.

Monroe Betterton by all accounts seemed to be a normal guy living a normal life with his wife Elizabeth and their several children. But it seemed that once he got angry, a switch flipped inside his head and he became an entirely different person. During one of the many arguments between him and his wife, he beat her until she was unconscious, as she later died from her injuries. Somehow, Monroe wasn’t charged for this fatal assault and he quickly married another woman. However, things didn’t go so smoothly again, as two years later, he and his second wife got into an argument, and in his drunken state, he stabbed her three times, even pouring whiskey on her face as she was dying on the ground. He was sentenced to 99 years, but he was somehow paroled after 11. And of course, he got married again.

The story of David Edwin Mason’s life was the result of childhood neglect combined with an undiagnosed mental illness. Even as a young kid, he suffered from abuse in multiple ways, while also not being mentally strong enough to deal with the bullying he received. As a teenager, he experimented with multiple ways to commit suicide, like hanging, cutting, throwing himself down the stairs and even setting himself on fire. David then turned his aggression outwards and began attacking fellow classmates and teachers, getting into several run-ins with the law. After a failed stint in the Marine Corps, he went back to his criminal ways, even resorting to murder seemingly for menial financial gains, as his victims were the most vulnerable of our society. Even behind prison walls, his thirst for blood couldn't be quenched.

Danny Figueroa was just like any other kid before the invention of cellphones, as he loved being outside and spending time in nature. But these habits still carried on into adulthood, as it seemed like Danny’s mental state remained that of an adolescent. He called himself a survivalist, infatuated with military fatigues and sleeping outdoors, as he wandered through the woods with his rifle. In his twisted mind, he was on the battlefield scoping out the enemy. But in reality, innocent people were on the other end of the gun.

On Saturday, June 4, 1966 in Westminster, CA, police received a strange call. 19 year old Robert Liberty told them that his girlfriend Marcella Landis was dead in their apartment. When the cops showed up, Marcella was found just like Robert had described. But her body was sprawled on the couch with a silk stocking wrapped around her neck, candles lit around her from head to toe and a Bible on her chest. Even more strangely, Robert was sitting next to her body, strumming a guitar. He was quickly taken into custody, but a judge ruled him insane, and he was found not guilty of the murder due to insanity. Only 3 years later, Robert was released from the mental hospital as a free man, and as you might expect, the killing continued.

Nestor Pirotte had come from humble beginnings, but since he and his brothers played with the children of the aristocrats, he started to claim that he was a part of that group. When he grew up and eventually joined the military, he still had these claims, but he admitted to stealing from his comrades and other forms of theft. At the age of 21, he believed that his aunt had sold cattle and had a large amount of money, so Nestor grabbed an iron bar and beat her to death, only to find out that the money was already spent. But even after receiving a life sentence for this murder, he gamed the system multiple times, being able to roam Belgium freely and keep killing.

Leopoldine Kasparek seemed to have a good life, coming from a respectable Austrian family while also being married to a man that worked at her father’s coffeehouse. Once her husband was called to serve in World War 1, her newfound freedom led to a sinister change in her personality. She began to commit several thefts and robberies, but she received very little prison time. Leopoldine then escalated her crimes to befriending wealthy old women before strangling them and ransacking their homes. Her cruelty knew no bounds, as she even lit one of her victims on fire. Multiple women were dead before she was caught, making this one of the most sensational cases in Austrian history.

On May 27, 2018 in Springfield, Massachusetts,  Stewart Weldon saw that he was about to get pulled over for a busted taillight, so he floored it. The chase ended when he tried to ram a police car and his vehicle stalled. As the cops approached the car, they saw a woman tied up in the backseat. She yelled to the officer that she was being kidnapped and Stewart was arrested. The woman told the police that she was held captive for a month, repeatedly beaten and raped. For some reason, the police didn’t bother to search his house. It was only until Stewart’s mother informed them that she smelled something foul at her house, three days after the incident . As the police searched, they found the decomposing bodies of three women.