Over time, the famous Chainsaw Massacre murderer has brought questions from individuals. Many wonder who slaughtered Bernice Worden and their reasoning behind it. This case is still known as an unsolved murder mystery; but after specific research, Ed Gein is responsible for the killing of Worden. Bernice Worden was born in 1899 and murdered on November 16th, 1957. Worden owned a store named after her last name, this is where she was working and last seen the day of her death (Biography.com). There is no real proof of exactly what Bernice Worden was killed with but there is evidence where she was found. Local police went to Gein's house due to suspicion and they found Worden dead inside of his house. This was not even half of the gruesome …show more content…
It appears that he also enjoyed cannibalism, but there is no exact proof to back this up. When searching Gein’s house, the officers found a lot of junk that they had to go through to get the evidence of many dead women throughout his house that they needed to see (Montaldo). For example, “The police officers raided through piles of garbage and an unfathomable amount of junk with only oil lamps to guide them” (Montaldo). This explains how eerie it was inside of Edwards house, not only did they have to move his trash to get from room to room inside of his house, but they never knew what was going to be under the garbage inside of the house …show more content…
The quote here explains only half of the imagery that they saw that day (Buchanan). These instances that have occurred did not trace back to history for Gein. He was a quiet man who did not have any past arrests or charges until he started killing women and local people in the town realized that he was off. Ed had never really been in trouble growing up through life (Mckendry). First, he was not allowed to leave the house other than for school for the time that he attended school. Edward was an outcast to the rest of the world, but still with no charges or arrests against him the world did not think much of him being a murderer or the man that he turned into
Ed...well, he was born and raised in Plainfield. His daddy ran a farm just a few miles outside town. It wasn't long before his daddy up and died–left Ed and his brother alone with that crazy ass momma of their's. That woman was nuts. She went around tellin' them boys that all women was evil. She'd beat'em if they even thought ‘bout courting. When his momma died Ed was near on to thirty years old and still living in his momma's house. He finally took a liking to some gals in town. I guess it was finally safe to talk to ‘em.
Illinois has had many murders and gangs pass through it through the years. The two murders in Skidmore happened in two different years. Charlie Birger was hanged, but he accepted the term of death. The Chain of Rocks Bridge still stands today, but the memory of the murder of the two girls still lingers over the bridge. The young woman who was murdered was shot five times before her life came to an end. Many gangs and murders happened in Illinois through its many year
(New Orleans). All the evidence that was found is very unclear, but the next suspect in the murder is Joseph Mumfre.
The murder of JonBenet Ramsey has become one of the nation's notorious unsolved murder mysteries. A wide range of crime scene investigators and police officials have searched for clues for JonBenet's killer, but countless authorities have already considered this murder to be one of the most inexplicable cold-cases in America. As the world marks the twenty first year anniversary of the tragic event with still no standing suspects, an abundance of evidence proven through research points to one suspect in particular.
The murder of JonBenet Ramsey has become one of the nation's notorious unsolved murder mysteries. A wide range of crime scene investigators and police officials have searched for clues for JonBenet's killer, but countless authorities have already considered this murder to be one of the most inexplicable cold-cases in America. As the world marks the twenty first year anniversary of the tragic event with still no standing suspects, an abundance of evidence proven through research points to one suspect in particular.
Possibly the first crime that Edward committed was killing his older brother. This has significance on the psychological level because Edward’s older brother began to disagree with their mother’s world perspective and I believe this was the motivation for this crime. He loved his mother very much possibly to the point of Parent-Child Relational Problems and could not handle that his brother began to discredit her. Edward was not charged with killing his brother because they were burning a marsh and it was determined to be asphyxiation from the fire. It is suspicious because his brother was not in an area that was burned and his body was found with bruises.
...ed dead in the Thames River (Schachner). A jury ruled his death a suicide by drowning. Investigators of the case believe that Druitt could have been Jack the Ripper, because around the same timeframe he committed suicide; the murders stopped (Jones). John Douglas noted that serial killers do not suddenly cease their urge to kill (Anderson 69). That would logically explain why there were no more murders were committed.
So the epic story of Ed Gein comes to a close. People know don’t really remember the victims but they will always remember the killer. Most people of today society think of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre as unreal but don’t really know it was based of Ed Gein and his gruesome acts.
Edmund Kemper, an active serial killer in the 1970s, was also known as the Co-ed killer. When Kemper was young, his parents had gotten a divorce. He then moved with his mother and two sisters. Moving in with his mother seemed like a good idea in the beginning, but then began to be his biggest nightmare. He had a difficult relationship with his alcoholic mother, who abused him as a child and would lock him in the basement, scared he would hurt his sisters. Kemper found interest in taking lives of cats away. His mother could not handle him anymore, therefore she sent him off to his grandparents. Kemper’s first murder was when he was only 15, he murdered his grandmother and then grandfather minutes later. He was then sent to
Edmund Kemper known as the “Co-ed Killer” was the middle child of Edmund and Clarnell Kemper. Kemper and his alcoholic mother had a difficult relationship growing up. He would have fantasies about killing his own mother as a child. Kemper would also cut off the heads of his sister’s dolls.. At the age of 25, he was charged with eight counts of first-degree murder including his mother and grandmother.
The person I chose to research was Gary Ridgway. He is also known as The Green River Killer. Gary was a serial killer in Washington. He has been convicted of murdering 49 women, he has confessed to around 60 killings, but is estimated to have killed closer to 80 women. All the women that he had killed were prostitutes that he had picked up, had sex with them, and then strangled them. He says that he never raped or tortured any of his victims, he just killed them. Gary started killing prostitutes in 1892 and is confirmed to have killed till 1998, but is thought that his last kill was around 2001. He was called the Green River Killer because his first victims’ bodies were found around the Green River.
In 1994, Byron de la Beckwith was convicted of murdering civil-rights leader Medgar Evers in 1963. Then, just last year, the FBI reopened the 1955 Emmett Till case after finding that as many as 10 more people may have been involved in his abduction and murder. And now Killen will likely go to prison for the rest of his life for his part in the brutal 1964 murders of civil-rights activists Michael Schwerner, Andrew Goodman and James Chaney.
murder. Many cases like this have been brought to court, but notably, not one has proved
Edward’s detachment from society is the result of a floozy’s lie, a deranged woman’s religious claims, and a teen with an inflated ego that all seem to hate Edward because of his differences and because they cannot tell what he is and what his intentions are. Edward is a good person and he is not even a real human being. He is more kind and uncorrupt then the real human beings who live in the community. It matters to Joyce, Esmeralda, and Jim that Edward be definable and that they can recognize him as something with emotions and motives. However, Edward does not make any sense to any of them at all and their prejudices continue to exist because they do not and will not take the time to figure out that Edward’s differences are actually not as horrific as they make them out to be.
“Jeffrey Dahmer, also known as the Milwaukee Cannibal, raped, killed and dismembered 17 boys and men from 1978 to 1991” (IPood1). On July 22, 1991, he was arrested in his apartment located within Oxford Apartments (Nichols244). “In his putrid, one-bedroom apartment in Milwaukee, he saved painted skulls and severed heads, including one stashed in the fridge next