Jurgen Bartsch was born, originally Karl-Heinz Sadrozinski, on November 6, 1946. He was born out of wedlock to a woman who died five months later from Tuberculosis. (NNDB, 2014). When his mother, Anna Sadrozinski, passed Jurgen was left in the care of the hospital. At eleven months old, in October of 1947, Jurgen was adopted by a man named Gerhard Bartsch and his wife Gertrud. Gertrud suffered from obsessive-compulsive disorder about cleanliness. On top of being a clean freak, she also kept everything folded to precision and put away correctly. She kept Jurgen from playing outside or with the other kids. He was not allowed to be filthy, and she personally bathed him until he was in his teens. His adoptive parents were very strict and put most of their time and effort into their shop. At the …show more content…
At about fifteen years old, Jurgen began stealing money from the cash register to pay for taxi rides. These taxi rides helped him get around town and find his victims. To lure the boys in, Jurgen would offer them money, rides, or make up a story about how he needed their help. In 1962, Jurgen’s first victim was eight year old, Klaus Jung. He followed with thirteen year old Peter Fuchs in 1965, twelve year old Ulrich Kahlweiss in 1965 and twelve year old Manfred Grassmann in 1966. (murderpedia, 2015). Jurgen would lure the boys into an abandoned air-raid shelter, beat them and force them to take off their clothes. (blogspot, 2009). He would then tie them up, manipulate their genitals, and either beat or strangle the boys to death. Once they were dead, he would dismember the bodies completely. (murderpedia, 2015). A fifth victim, eleven year old Peter Frese, managed to escape. Jurgen was leaving to go home for dinner and Frese stated he was scared of the dark. To calm Frese’s fears, Jurgen left two candles burning. Frese used the candles to burn the ropes he was bound in and escaped. (blogspot,
been killed in the work camp. A boy had escaped so they lined up all the boys and shot
The crime committed by Bernhard Goetz in 1984, is one that can be interpreted as an inhumane act of violence. On December 22, 1984, the thirty-seven year old Bernhard Goetz boarded a New York City subway. Sitting alone in his seat with his Smith & Wesson revolver, he was approached by four black teenage males (Linder). The four teenagers asked Bernhard Goetz for five dollars. When this happened, Bernhard Goetz felt endangered, and decided to pull out his Smith & Wesson revolver, and begin to shoot the young men. After firing four bullets in the New York City subway, he had injured three of the four young men. When Bernhard Goetz saw Darrell Cabey, the last of the four teenagers cowering on the floor, he said, “you don’t look too ba...
Richmond Barthé was born in Bay St. Louis, Mississippi on January 28, 1901. Richmond was born in a hard time for African Americans. He demonstrated incredible guarantee as a craftsman at a youthful age, however as a Colored American in the South, he was banished from selecting in any of the craft schools in New Orleans, Louisiana, close to his home. At eighteen his area minister in New Orleans and an author for the New Orleans Times Picayune distinguished his capability. Richmond was eventually admitted to the Art Institute of Chicago, after struggling to get admitted to an art school. He began to study sculpture, which denoted a defining moment in his profession. After Barthe graduated in 1928, he opened up a studio in Harlem, where he stayed permanently in 1930. Nonetheless, ending up progressively disregarded by a symbolized world that had come to esteem deliberation an imaginative style which held no enthusiasm for him; Barthé moved to Jamaica in the late 1940s, and later existed in Switzerland and Italy before coming back to the United States in 1969. His career in Jamaica flourished, till he later decided to come back home to the states. Overall Richmond Barthe received many honors and awards including: Rosenwald Fellowship, Guggenheim Fellowship, Audubon Artists Gold Medal in 1950, and awards for interracial justice and honorary degrees from Xavier and St. Francis Universities. Overall this artist intrigues me as I’m sure it was extremely hard to start off. He was born during the worst times in America, racism throughout his life and then leading into the great depression. I’m glad he was able to express himself through the art that he published.
The next morning they woke up early and was given a piece of bread and a cup of black coffee. He was sent into a work group and his assignment was to go chop trees.After a whole day he had blisters on his hands. Then after that they went to sleep and woke up and did the same thing. He escaped the camp and returned to his family. Then later he and his brother went to a sign up for the Polish Army while they were in line they escaped and was caught by Nazi’s. They were brought in a room room with a Nazi leader, a guys named Dr.Mengele, and 2 other guys. Dr.Mengele and one of the 2 guys took Romek in a different room and torcherd him to death and wanted him to tell them what he knew about them. He wouldn’t say anything so they killed him. While that was going on the other guy asked David what he knew he said nothing and he started beating him up then the other guy came outta the other room and said leave him alone he’s too young to know
Richard Kuklinski was born on April 11, 1935 in the projects of Jersey City, New Jersey to Stanley and Anna Kuklinski. His father was a brakesman who often came home drunk and beat on his wife and kids. His mother worked at a meat processing plant who also beat on her children. Richard was the second of four children. His siblings faced much abuse from both of their parents. His mother was a devout catholic and believed that the best parenting style is strict catholic faith with strict discipline. She often beat her kids with broomsticks and other household items. This constant abuse fueled hate against both of his parents. Stanley and Anna’s abuse was so harsh that when Richard was five years old, his brother Florian, was physically beaten to death. His parents covered up the murder by telling the local police their child fell down a flight of stairs.
Born in 1899, Bruno Richard Hauptmann had a normal life. In 1917 Hauptmann was informed about the death of his father and two brothers, some might rogue that this is when the criminal behavior started. After the death, Hauptmann “served as a machine gunner in the German infantry” (“Bruno Richard Hauptmann”). After the war, Hauptmann started committing minor crimes such as robbing women and
Neitzche once wrote “He who strays from tradition becomes a sacrifice to the extraordinary.” It might be said that this was a reflection of himself. Obviously a true romantic, his love for nature and humanity, even the sheer disgust he had for Christianity. All of his essays and writings represent his strong feelings about Romanticism. Frederich Neitzche was best known for his observations of humankind and their nature. It was commendable that he was passionate about his philosophical writings and his pre-Socratic thinking. Neitzche wrote about everything from life to death, and everything he wrote held a special importance to him.
"We could describe (Heinrich) Schliemann's excavations on the hill of Hissarlik and consider their results without speaking of Troy or even alluding to it," Georges Perrot wrote in 1891 in his Journal des Savants. "Even then, they would have added a whole new chapter to the history of civilization, the history of art" (qtd. in Duchêne 87). Heinrich Schliemann's life is the stuff fairy tales are made of. A poor, uneducated, and motherless boy rises through his hard work and parsimonious lifestyle to the heights of wealth (Burg 1,2). He travels the world and learns its languages ("Heinrich Schliemann"), takes a beautiful Greek bride, and together they unearth the treasures of Troy and the citadel of Agamemnon, thereby fulfilling the dream he has chased since childhood (Calder 18,19; Burg 8). Indeed, by presenting his life in romantic autobiographies as a series of adventures, starring Heinrich Schliemann as the epic hero (Duchêne 14), he ensured his status as a lasting folk hero and perennial bestseller (Calder 19).
However, Kürten was never suspected for the murder of the girl (Duncan, 2018). Instead, Otto Klein was suspected (Blanco). He was suspected to be the killer because he had gotten into a large fight with the family prior (Blanco). Eventually, the uncle was acquitted thanks to the evidence not being enough (Duncan, 2018). However, Kürten followed the case closely and was sure to gain his sadistic satisfaction of hearing the remarks of locals (Duncan, 2018). Soon after, Kürten began to commit a string of attacks in Düsseldorf by method of strangulation and axe, however these were not well documented (Blanco).
He was the seventh and last child born to musical author, composer and violinist, Leopold Mozart and his wife Anna Maria Pertl. Only Wolfgang and Maria Anna (whose nickname was 'Nannerl') survived infancy. He was born in a house in the Hagenauersches Haus in Salzburg, Austria, on the 27th of January, 1756.
He removed the bullets from their heads and disposed their parts in different locations. In April 1973, he went to his mother’s home where the two had an unpleasant exchange. He attacked his mother after she went to sleep by striking her head with a hammer and then cutting her throat with a knife. He decapitated her and cut off her hands and also remove her larynx and put it down the garbage disposal.
He was born into the family of 4 with his father Karl franks who was a lawyer. His mother Magdalena Buchmaier. He had two siblings his older brother Karl Jr. and his younger sister Elizabeth. After graduating from Maximilian gymnasium(which is german equivalent of prep school in germany) in Munich. Immediately after graduating and turning 17 he joined the German army to fight during World War I.
The American college student, Otto Frederick Warmbier, who is detained in North Korea since January 2 appeared in a state-sponsored news conference, confessing to severe crime of trying to steal a political banner from hotel.