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John Gacy a serial killer , and his nickname is “ the killer clown “ mr. john wayne gacy jr was a kind compassion child he was struggling with his sexuallity back then it was wrong to be homosexuallity and his father use to be drunk most of the time john gacy father used to beat then with a razor strap and at the moment it was wrong to be homosexual and when he grow up and began a man he started expressing his feelings with young man he he couldn't afford the truth to get out but he made the mistake that led to his first capture and found guilty of molesting a young boy but first let’s talk about his life. John gacy mental state wasn't the best he had some inner demons and he try to kept then inside of himself but his demons

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