Red Inn Murders
The Red Inn Murders were occurred in France during the 19th century, where the proprietors of an inn killed and cannibalised their clientele.
The Red Inn Murders were occurred in France during the 19th century, where the proprietors of an inn killed and cannibalised their clientele.
Antoine Leger, known as the Cannibal of Cerny, committed one of the most grotesque murders in 1800's France.
The Murchison Murders in Australia involved the killer taking inspiration from the plot of a novel to commit the perfect crime.
Steven Judy was convicted and executed for the heinous murders of a young mother and her children, and was suspected of many other killings.
The last person executed in modern Russia, serial killer Sergey Golovkin tortured and killed young boys from the outskirts of Moscow.
A Nazi doctor at the Buchenwald camp, Erwin Ding-Schuler conducted medical experiments in an effort to cure typhus.
Known as the Düsseldorf Vampire, Peter Kürten murdered as many as nine people in 1920’s Germany, and in some cases drank their blood.
Margaret Dickson was known as Half-Hangit Maggie, after she cheated the hangman and came back from the dead.
Mary Pearcey was a Victorian killer who brutally murdered her lovers wife and daughter, and was subsequently hanged for her crimes.
In January 1989, serial killer Ted Bundy’s execution was carried out after he had spent many years on Florida’s death row for his crimes.