A History of Murderers

❗️ Donato "Walter" Bilancia (July 10, 1951 — December 17, 2020) was an Italian serial killer who killed 17 people between October 1997 and May 1998 — nine women and eight men. He was sentenced to 13 life terms without the right to early release. Donato Bilancea died on December 17, 2020 in the prison hospital of the correctional institution "Due Palazzi" at the age of 69, from pneumonia caused by coronavirus after spending more than 22 years in prison 🔪A History of Murderers

❗️ Favorite car of serial killers Surprisingly, the American serial killers of the 70s and 80s accidentally formed one common feature: the Volkswagen Beetle car. Without knowing it, serial killers drove around on the same model of car, and it did not go unnoticed. Investigators have been trying for a long time to understand what this is connected with, until the answer was given by the most famous owner of the Beetle, Ted Bundy. With a clear conscience, he explained the popularity of this car by the fact that it provides for the removal of the front passenger seat. Thanks to this, it is very convenient to load a corpse into the car. The Bug belonging to Bundy still stands in the museum, people come from all over the world to see it. 🔪A History of Murderers

❗️ In the Leningrad region, a man threatened with a pistol to be given a shawarma. Several men came to the cafe and ordered 1 shawarma for themselves. After the meal, the guests wanted more and demanded to bring the next portion – they thought they had paid for two shawarma at once. The men faced rejection and decided to get their food at all costs. One of them, being in a drunken state, took out a gun and began threatening the waiter. However, he never received the second shawarma. When the police squad arrived, the drunken brawler gave up his weapon without any problems and did not resist. 🔪A History of Murderers

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❗️Amelia Dyer (1837-1896) Few people would argue that murderers are reprehensible, and even fewer people would argue with this in relation to child murderers. Amelia Dyer chose a career of so-called "child farming" - she took children for a fee. She consoled parents who give their children away by saying that "your child will be in a good home and will receive maternal love." Unfortunately, Dyer had no qualms about killing children. She is known for strangling children by wrapping a ribbon around their necks and enjoying the sight of them gradually suffocating. In her own words: "I liked to look at them when a ribbon was wrapped around their necks, but soon it was over." Her series of murders ended with her execution in 1896. 🔪A History of Murderers

❗️ Karl Panzram "I sat and thought. While I was sitting, a little boy was running around and looking for something. We talked to him and went to the quarry a quarter of a mile from the hotel. I left him there, but first I raped and killed him. When I left, his brain was leaking out of his ears. I knew he was dead, and I liked it." Born on June 28, 1891. Karl was convicted of serial murder, arson, theft, robbery and rape. Panzram confessed to his best friend and prison guard Henry Lesser of 22 murders and rapes of more than 1,000 young men. He began his murders in 1920: he got young sailors drunk, then raped and killed. 🔪A History of Murderers

❗️ One of the first announcements about the search for an unknown bomber. Then the reward was only $50,000 The unabomber is Theodore Kaczynski, known for his campaign to send bombs by mail. 🔪A History of Murderers

❗️ The boarding house, which was kept by a good-looking old lady Dorothea Puente in Sacramento, California, was distinguished by exquisite luxury. But it was life-threatening to become his guest: Puente's grandmother killed her guests for the sake of the money and checks they had with them. In total. she has killed at least 15 people in a few years. In 1988, she was sentenced to life imprisonment and died in prison at the age of 82. 🔪A History of Murderers

❗️ Being pregnant at just 21, Pupetta Maresca tracked down her husband's killer and killed him in front of a crowd in broad daylight. 29 bullets were found in his body. Most mafia films, from The Godfather to Gomorrah, feature men in the lead roles. But in real life, organized crime gangs also had boss ladies worthy of any fictional Michael Corleone or the real John Gotti. Back in the 1950s, in Italy, Pupetta Maresca earned a reputation as the boss of Cammora, the most limitless syndicate in the world. 🔪A History of Murderers

❗️ Jeffrey Dahmer was murdered by Christopher Scarver while he was in prison for the murder and dismemberment of 17 young people. Scarver said he killed him because he bullied other prisoners by sculpting severed limbs from prison food and pouring ketchup over them, imagining that it was blood. 🔪A History of Murderers