Dark Forces
Are Vampires Stealing Your Energy?
We all live among the energy vampires but few of us know it, unless we happen to be living among a nest of them. My wife and I found ourselves getting drained of energy when we lived for a time in one specific community. That was when we learned not only that such people exist, but we found a way to shield ourselves against their daily assaults. People who drain your energy are not evil. They don’t look like the Hollywood stereotype vampire, they don’t drain our blood and they don’t prowl at night. What they do . . . and sometimes they may not even realize they are doing it . . . is that they have a strange way of sucking away our energy when we get too close. I believe some of them do it on purpose.
We all live among the energy vampires but few of us know it, unless we happen to be living among a nest of them. My wife and I found ourselves getting drained of energy when we lived for a time in one specific community. That was when we learned not only that such people exist, but we found a way to shield ourselves against their daily assaults. People who drain your energy are not evil. They don’t look like the Hollywood stereotype vampire, they don’t drain our blood and they don’t prowl at night. What they do . . . and sometimes they may not even realize they are doing it . . . is that they have a strange way of sucking away our energy when we get too close. I believe some of them do it on purpose.
Genghis Khan; Mongolian Killer of Millions
There is perhaps irony in the fact that Genghis Khan, the worst known mass killer in the known history of the world set the stage for the first “great awakening;” a period of great spiritual, mental and social development in what became the first great world empire.
He had to build an army and slaughter between 20 and 60 million people, about a third of the known world population of that time, to accomplish it.
There is perhaps irony in the fact that Genghis Khan, the worst known mass killer in the known history of the world set the stage for the first “great awakening;” a period of great spiritual, mental and social development in what became the first great world empire.
He had to build an army and slaughter between 20 and 60 million people, about a third of the known world population of that time, to accomplish it.
Truman A-Bombed Japan
Of all the mass killers chosen for this site, the selection of President Harry S. Truman has been among the hardest for us to post. Because of President Roosevelt’s death in office, Truman inherited the final months of World War II which included the fierce combat occurring between Allied forces and the Japanese. He also inherited the atomic bomb which was given to him as a weapon of war during those key months leading up to the end of that war. Thus it became his decision whether to use the bomb on the Japanese people or not. Truman ordered the bombings. They incinerated the two cities, killing thousands of civilian men, women and children where they stood. Thousands more were left crippled and mutilated. The casualty count in the two cities has been estimated at over 200,000 people.
Of all the mass killers chosen for this site, the selection of President Harry S. Truman has been among the hardest for us to post. Because of President Roosevelt’s death in office, Truman inherited the final months of World War II which included the fierce combat occurring between Allied forces and the Japanese. He also inherited the atomic bomb which was given to him as a weapon of war during those key months leading up to the end of that war. Thus it became his decision whether to use the bomb on the Japanese people or not. Truman ordered the bombings. They incinerated the two cities, killing thousands of civilian men, women and children where they stood. Thousands more were left crippled and mutilated. The casualty count in the two cities has been estimated at over 200,000 people.
Attila The Hun
Attila was the First Century leader of a nomadic barbarian people known as the Huns. He was the feared ruler of what was known as the Hunnic Empire from the year 434 until his death in 453. During those brief years his army held territory stretching from the Ural River to the Rhine River and from the Danube River to the Baltic Sea. Details of his life and just who Attila was are fragmented, and are found in the writings of about three major Sixth Century historians; Priscus, Procopius and Jordanes. From those sketchy writings we know that Attila and his warriors ravaged the countryside on horseback, plundering everything as they invaded territories into Eastern Europe and south into the Roman Empire. To some he was known as Attila the Hun. To others he was the Scourge of God.
Attila was the First Century leader of a nomadic barbarian people known as the Huns. He was the feared ruler of what was known as the Hunnic Empire from the year 434 until his death in 453. During those brief years his army held territory stretching from the Ural River to the Rhine River and from the Danube River to the Baltic Sea. Details of his life and just who Attila was are fragmented, and are found in the writings of about three major Sixth Century historians; Priscus, Procopius and Jordanes. From those sketchy writings we know that Attila and his warriors ravaged the countryside on horseback, plundering everything as they invaded territories into Eastern Europe and south into the Roman Empire. To some he was known as Attila the Hun. To others he was the Scourge of God.
Iraq’s Bloody Dictator Saddam Hussein
It has been estimated that Saddam Hussein was responsible for the deaths of 2 million Iraqis during his reign of power from 1979 to 2003. The numbers, which include the civilians in both Iraq and Iran killed during the eight years of war that went on between those two countries, and the Iraq invasion of Kuwait may have been much higher.
It has been estimated that Saddam Hussein was responsible for the deaths of 2 million Iraqis during his reign of power from 1979 to 2003. The numbers, which include the civilians in both Iraq and Iran killed during the eight years of war that went on between those two countries, and the Iraq invasion of Kuwait may have been much higher.
Columbus – World Navigator, Slaver And Mass Killer
For years the American history books gave Christopher Columbus the credit of "discovering America" and proclaimed him to be a hero for daring to sail his frail craft across the Atlantic when European scholars believed the world was flat. They even named cities and highways and created a national holiday in his name. But now that the real story of what Columbus did, and how he treated the natives he found on the various Caribbean Islands, the truth has thrown a pall of shame over the very name.
For years the American history books gave Christopher Columbus the credit of "discovering America" and proclaimed him to be a hero for daring to sail his frail craft across the Atlantic when European scholars believed the world was flat. They even named cities and highways and created a national holiday in his name. But now that the real story of what Columbus did, and how he treated the natives he found on the various Caribbean Islands, the truth has thrown a pall of shame over the very name.
Hitler; The Most Abhorrent Name
Since World War II, the very name of Adolf Hitler stirs revulsion in the hearts of every person who lived through that period of dark history. While Adolf was a popular first name for boys prior to the war, it is rarely used today. France and Norway went so far as to outlaw the name. Because he inflamed Germany into launching one of the most destructive wars in history, Hitler is remembered as the most evil person who ever lived. His Story
Since World War II, the very name of Adolf Hitler stirs revulsion in the hearts of every person who lived through that period of dark history. While Adolf was a popular first name for boys prior to the war, it is rarely used today. France and Norway went so far as to outlaw the name. Because he inflamed Germany into launching one of the most destructive wars in history, Hitler is remembered as the most evil person who ever lived. His Story
Black Widow Belle Gunness
Belle Gunness, believed to have killed two husbands, six children and an estimated 40 to 180 potential suitors between 1884 and 1908, has remained one of America’s great unsolved mysteries. She is listed in the Guinness Book of World Records as among the worst female serial killers in history. Click For Story
Belle Gunness, believed to have killed two husbands, six children and an estimated 40 to 180 potential suitors between 1884 and 1908, has remained one of America’s great unsolved mysteries. She is listed in the Guinness Book of World Records as among the worst female serial killers in history. Click For Story
"Big Ed" Kemper The Coed Killer
When Edmund Kemper called the police in Santa Cruz, California in April, 1973 and confessed to being the infamous "Coed Killer" officers who knew him well had a hard time believing his story. Kemper, who was affectionately known to the local police as "Big Ed," was closely associated with the Santa Cruz police department. Having been turned down as a candidate for the California State Police because of his massive size, he spent time hanging around the local police department. At the same time, Kemper was picking up college girls from Fresno State College and taking them on one-way rides into rural areas where he was shooting, strangling and stabbing them, having sex with their bodies and then cutting the corpses into pieces. He is our evil person pick for this week. Click For More
When Edmund Kemper called the police in Santa Cruz, California in April, 1973 and confessed to being the infamous "Coed Killer" officers who knew him well had a hard time believing his story. Kemper, who was affectionately known to the local police as "Big Ed," was closely associated with the Santa Cruz police department. Having been turned down as a candidate for the California State Police because of his massive size, he spent time hanging around the local police department. At the same time, Kemper was picking up college girls from Fresno State College and taking them on one-way rides into rural areas where he was shooting, strangling and stabbing them, having sex with their bodies and then cutting the corpses into pieces. He is our evil person pick for this week. Click For More
Andrew Jackson’s Trails of Tears
Looking back in American history, no one can say President Andrew Jackson was the sole instigator of the Indian Removal Act and its deadly effect on the five Native American tribes living in the Southeastern Territories, but his name was clearly inscribed on the branding iron. The Indian Removal Act of 1830 and the forced relocation of an estimated 125,000 Choctaw, Chickasaw, Seminole, Creek and Cherokee people from their homes in Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama, North Carolina and Florida to "Indian Territory" west of the Mississippi, now known as the State of Oklahoma, is a dark and bloody blot in the nation’s history. Full Story
Looking back in American history, no one can say President Andrew Jackson was the sole instigator of the Indian Removal Act and its deadly effect on the five Native American tribes living in the Southeastern Territories, but his name was clearly inscribed on the branding iron. The Indian Removal Act of 1830 and the forced relocation of an estimated 125,000 Choctaw, Chickasaw, Seminole, Creek and Cherokee people from their homes in Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama, North Carolina and Florida to "Indian Territory" west of the Mississippi, now known as the State of Oklahoma, is a dark and bloody blot in the nation’s history. Full Story
King Leopold II; Killer Of 10 Million Africans
During his bloody reign as King of Belgian, between 1865 and his death 44 years later, King Leopold II literally purchased the Congo then ruled the Congolese with an iron fist, becoming among the richest men in the world by forcing the harvest of ivory and rubber. He ruled the Congo for 23 long years, from 1885 to 1908. During that time it was said that Leopold’s men massacred 10 million Africans. The soldiers cut off their hands and genitals, flogged them to death, starved them, held their children for ransom and burned their villages. Read More
During his bloody reign as King of Belgian, between 1865 and his death 44 years later, King Leopold II literally purchased the Congo then ruled the Congolese with an iron fist, becoming among the richest men in the world by forcing the harvest of ivory and rubber. He ruled the Congo for 23 long years, from 1885 to 1908. During that time it was said that Leopold’s men massacred 10 million Africans. The soldiers cut off their hands and genitals, flogged them to death, starved them, held their children for ransom and burned their villages. Read More
Osama bin Laden; Islamic Terrorist
Even though many conspiracy theorists dispute it, Osama bin Laden publically claimed in a video-taped message in 2004 that he and his Islamic terrorist organization al-Qaeda were responsible for the 9-11 attacks on the United States in 2001 that killed an estimated 3,000 civilians. Bin Laden was, for several years, declared public enemy number one on the FBI’s Most Wanted list. Former President George W. Bush made him a major target in his declared "War on Terror" and the FBI placed a $25 million bounty on him. He was reportedly shot and killed at the age of 54 by a U.S. Naval Special Warfare Development Group and Central Intelligence Agency commandos in Pakistan on May 2, 2011. Full Story
Even though many conspiracy theorists dispute it, Osama bin Laden publically claimed in a video-taped message in 2004 that he and his Islamic terrorist organization al-Qaeda were responsible for the 9-11 attacks on the United States in 2001 that killed an estimated 3,000 civilians. Bin Laden was, for several years, declared public enemy number one on the FBI’s Most Wanted list. Former President George W. Bush made him a major target in his declared "War on Terror" and the FBI placed a $25 million bounty on him. He was reportedly shot and killed at the age of 54 by a U.S. Naval Special Warfare Development Group and Central Intelligence Agency commandos in Pakistan on May 2, 2011. Full Story
Eugene Saenger – He Radiated Innocent Victims
When he died at the age of 90 in 2007, Dr. Eugene Saenger was lauded by the American media as a "pioneer in radiation research and nuclear medicine" and his 30-plus years as a professor at the University of Cincinnati. His accolades stemmed around Saenger’s government financed experiments with unwitting patients with radiation poisoning during the Cold War years. Between 1960 and 1971, after the development of the atomic bomb, the U. S. military wanted to find out how much radiation a human body could take, and whether the world could survive a nuclear catastrophe. More . . .
When he died at the age of 90 in 2007, Dr. Eugene Saenger was lauded by the American media as a "pioneer in radiation research and nuclear medicine" and his 30-plus years as a professor at the University of Cincinnati. His accolades stemmed around Saenger’s government financed experiments with unwitting patients with radiation poisoning during the Cold War years. Between 1960 and 1971, after the development of the atomic bomb, the U. S. military wanted to find out how much radiation a human body could take, and whether the world could survive a nuclear catastrophe. More . . .
David Berkowitz; "Son of Sam"
Even though it happened nearly 40 years ago, during the summer of 1976 and spilling over into 1977, residents of New York still vividly remember the fear-filled days when the serial killer known as "Son of Sam" was randomly shooting people without cause. The killer, David Berkowitz, achieved the nickname "Son of Sam" because of mocking letters he sent to the police, daring them to catch him and promising further killings. He claimed to be obeying the orders of a demon, manifested in a dog named Harvey and owned by a man named Sam. The Story
Even though it happened nearly 40 years ago, during the summer of 1976 and spilling over into 1977, residents of New York still vividly remember the fear-filled days when the serial killer known as "Son of Sam" was randomly shooting people without cause. The killer, David Berkowitz, achieved the nickname "Son of Sam" because of mocking letters he sent to the police, daring them to catch him and promising further killings. He claimed to be obeying the orders of a demon, manifested in a dog named Harvey and owned by a man named Sam. The Story
Zimbabwe’s Mugabe; Mass Killer Of Thousands
Robert Mugabe is the 91-year-old president of Zimbabwe, Africa. He has held high office in that country since elected as prime minister in 1980. His history as a Zimbabwean revolutionary included the "ethnic cleansing" of over 20,000 members of the Ndebele tribe between 1982 and 1985. More . .
Robert Mugabe is the 91-year-old president of Zimbabwe, Africa. He has held high office in that country since elected as prime minister in 1980. His history as a Zimbabwean revolutionary included the "ethnic cleansing" of over 20,000 members of the Ndebele tribe between 1982 and 1985. More . .
Maria Leon – Notorious L.A. Gang Leader
In the 1980s a gang of crack cocaine dealers emerged among a Mexican immigrant family headed by Maria "La Chata" Leon in a Los Angeles housing project located on Drew Street. The Drew Street gang, comprised mostly of Leon and her children, soon expanded their operations from drugs into extortion, gun trafficking and the smuggling of illegal immigrants who worked off their debt to the gang by selling crack. It developed into a deadly and malicious gang operation, considered one of the most notorious to have ever existed in L.A. More . . .
In the 1980s a gang of crack cocaine dealers emerged among a Mexican immigrant family headed by Maria "La Chata" Leon in a Los Angeles housing project located on Drew Street. The Drew Street gang, comprised mostly of Leon and her children, soon expanded their operations from drugs into extortion, gun trafficking and the smuggling of illegal immigrants who worked off their debt to the gang by selling crack. It developed into a deadly and malicious gang operation, considered one of the most notorious to have ever existed in L.A. More . . .
John Cutler’s Guatemala Syphilis "Experiments"
There was an extension to the infamous Tuskegee syphilis experiments on black men that has yet to be told. It seems that while Oliver Wenger’s team was torturing male syphilis victims at Tuskegee University in Alabama, Dr. John Cutler was doing the same thing in Guatemala. We offer his sordid story. Click Here
There was an extension to the infamous Tuskegee syphilis experiments on black men that has yet to be told. It seems that while Oliver Wenger’s team was torturing male syphilis victims at Tuskegee University in Alabama, Dr. John Cutler was doing the same thing in Guatemala. We offer his sordid story. Click Here
Dr. Aubrey Levin: Castrator Of Homosexuals
During the apartheid-era years, between 1971 and 1989, homosexual soldiers in the South African military were cleverly "flushed out" from the other troops and sent to Ward 22 in a military hospital at Pretoria for forced sexual reassignment. Dr. Aubrey Levin, the man who directed this horrible assault, is today serving a five-year prison term after a jury found him guilty of three charges of sexual assault against male patients in a hospital in Alberta, Canada. More . . .
During the apartheid-era years, between 1971 and 1989, homosexual soldiers in the South African military were cleverly "flushed out" from the other troops and sent to Ward 22 in a military hospital at Pretoria for forced sexual reassignment. Dr. Aubrey Levin, the man who directed this horrible assault, is today serving a five-year prison term after a jury found him guilty of three charges of sexual assault against male patients in a hospital in Alberta, Canada. More . . .
Wendell Johnson’s "Monster Study"
It was back in 1939 that Wendell Johnson, a professor at the University of Iowa, chose a graduate student, Mary Tudor, to assist in conducting a "stuttering" experiment on 22 orphan children in Davenport, Iowa. The experiment was so radical, and produced such terrible results, it became known as The Monster Study. More . . .
It was back in 1939 that Wendell Johnson, a professor at the University of Iowa, chose a graduate student, Mary Tudor, to assist in conducting a "stuttering" experiment on 22 orphan children in Davenport, Iowa. The experiment was so radical, and produced such terrible results, it became known as The Monster Study. More . . .
Deadly Prostitute Aileen Wuornos
Aileen Carol Wuornos is identified as a serial killer who murdered at least seven Florida men while working as a prostitute between 1989 and 1990. She was convicted of first degree murder by the court and sentenced to death for six of the murders. She was executed by lethal injection in Florida State Prison, Bradford County, on October 9, 2002. Her Story
Aileen Carol Wuornos is identified as a serial killer who murdered at least seven Florida men while working as a prostitute between 1989 and 1990. She was convicted of first degree murder by the court and sentenced to death for six of the murders. She was executed by lethal injection in Florida State Prison, Bradford County, on October 9, 2002. Her Story
Ivan The Terrible
Crowned as the first tsar of Russia, Ivan IV, the grandson of Ivan the Great, has been called one of the most evil men that ever lived. Given the nickname "Ivan The Terrible," the man ruled with what was described as a "deep-seated paranoia and ruthlessness." He was brutal in the way he killed, having his victims strangled, beheaded, blinded, stabbed, hung, buried alive, boiled and fried. It is said he even pulled out people’s ribs with red hot punchers. Story
Crowned as the first tsar of Russia, Ivan IV, the grandson of Ivan the Great, has been called one of the most evil men that ever lived. Given the nickname "Ivan The Terrible," the man ruled with what was described as a "deep-seated paranoia and ruthlessness." He was brutal in the way he killed, having his victims strangled, beheaded, blinded, stabbed, hung, buried alive, boiled and fried. It is said he even pulled out people’s ribs with red hot punchers. Story
Pinochet: Strongman Of Chile
General Augusto Pinochet took command of the government of Chile when he staged a coup in 1973, throwing socialist Salvador Allende out of office. His years of power, from 1973 to 1990 were marked by inflation, extreme poverty and the ruthless murder and repression of opposition leaders. Pinochet also was involved in Operation Condor, a cooperative movement by several South American governments to dispose of leftist opposition leaders. The number of people who died at the hand of Pinochet was estimated in the thousands. The Story
General Augusto Pinochet took command of the government of Chile when he staged a coup in 1973, throwing socialist Salvador Allende out of office. His years of power, from 1973 to 1990 were marked by inflation, extreme poverty and the ruthless murder and repression of opposition leaders. Pinochet also was involved in Operation Condor, a cooperative movement by several South American governments to dispose of leftist opposition leaders. The number of people who died at the hand of Pinochet was estimated in the thousands. The Story
Bloody Mary Of England
During her brief five-year reign, from 1553 to 1558, Queen Mary I restored Catholicism to England after her father, King Henry VIII battled with the Vatican and eventually declared himself head of the Church of England. Queen Mary executed so many Protestants during that brief reign that she earned the nickname "Bloody Mary." She clamped down so hard on Protestantism that hundreds of thousands of Protestants were forced to flee England. Click For Story
During her brief five-year reign, from 1553 to 1558, Queen Mary I restored Catholicism to England after her father, King Henry VIII battled with the Vatican and eventually declared himself head of the Church of England. Queen Mary executed so many Protestants during that brief reign that she earned the nickname "Bloody Mary." She clamped down so hard on Protestantism that hundreds of thousands of Protestants were forced to flee England. Click For Story
Vlad Dracula – "The Impailer"
There really was a man named Dracula. Forget the Hollywood version though. He wasn’t a vampire but his evil deeds in his native Transylvania were the inspiration for the contemporary vampire stories. It was rumored that Vlad Dracula sometimes drank the blood of the people he killed. He earned a nickname as "Vlad the Impaler" because impalement was his favorite way of murdering people. Click For More
There really was a man named Dracula. Forget the Hollywood version though. He wasn’t a vampire but his evil deeds in his native Transylvania were the inspiration for the contemporary vampire stories. It was rumored that Vlad Dracula sometimes drank the blood of the people he killed. He earned a nickname as "Vlad the Impaler" because impalement was his favorite way of murdering people. Click For More
English Serial Killer Mary Ann Cotton
Among the annuals of the world’s most evil people lies the name of Mary Ann Cotton, an English woman who was hung in 1873 after being found guilty of poisoning three husbands, two lovers, her mother, at least eight of her own children and probably more than the 21 known victims. She holds the distinction of being the world’s first known serial killer. Read Her Story
Among the annuals of the world’s most evil people lies the name of Mary Ann Cotton, an English woman who was hung in 1873 after being found guilty of poisoning three husbands, two lovers, her mother, at least eight of her own children and probably more than the 21 known victims. She holds the distinction of being the world’s first known serial killer. Read Her Story
The Infamous Roman Caligula
Among the worst rulers to have existed during the Roman Empire was the man they called Caligula. In the four years that he ruled, Gaius Caesar (his real name) was responsible for the murder of an undetermined number of political enemies, was married to four different women, a cross dresser and a psychotic who enjoyed chewing on the testicles of his victims. He forced families to come to the court to watch as their relatives were murdered. More On This Guy
Among the worst rulers to have existed during the Roman Empire was the man they called Caligula. In the four years that he ruled, Gaius Caesar (his real name) was responsible for the murder of an undetermined number of political enemies, was married to four different women, a cross dresser and a psychotic who enjoyed chewing on the testicles of his victims. He forced families to come to the court to watch as their relatives were murdered. More On This Guy
Oliver Wenger’s Syphilis "Experiment" On Black Men
It was called the Tuskegee Study and it was conducted by the venereal disease section of the U.S. Public Health Service for 40 terrible years, between 1932 and 1972. It bears the name of Tuskegee University, a well-known black college in Alabama, which helped sponsor this wicked study. Oliver C. Wenger, then director of the Health Service’s Venereal Disease Clinic at Hot Springs, Arkansas, was named director of the Tuskegee Study and turned it into a long-term, no-treatment torture center for the illiterate blacks who thought they were getting free government help. It really involved professional people watching these men suffer and eventually die. The Story
It was called the Tuskegee Study and it was conducted by the venereal disease section of the U.S. Public Health Service for 40 terrible years, between 1932 and 1972. It bears the name of Tuskegee University, a well-known black college in Alabama, which helped sponsor this wicked study. Oliver C. Wenger, then director of the Health Service’s Venereal Disease Clinic at Hot Springs, Arkansas, was named director of the Tuskegee Study and turned it into a long-term, no-treatment torture center for the illiterate blacks who thought they were getting free government help. It really involved professional people watching these men suffer and eventually die. The Story
The Sadistic Elizabeth Bathory
Because she was born into royalty and wealth, Countess Elizabeth Bathory succeeded in getting away with high crimes of torture and murder for much of her life in Transylvania. Some people even thought of her as the first vampire in history. Bathory was born in 1560 in a family linked with kings, cardinals, knights and judges. But her linage did not erase her interest in the dark arts. By the time she married Count Nadasdy at the age of 15, she had been a student in sadomasochism and Satanism. When they moved into Csejthe Castle, the count built a special torture chamber for Bathory’s pleasure. More . . .
Because she was born into royalty and wealth, Countess Elizabeth Bathory succeeded in getting away with high crimes of torture and murder for much of her life in Transylvania. Some people even thought of her as the first vampire in history. Bathory was born in 1560 in a family linked with kings, cardinals, knights and judges. But her linage did not erase her interest in the dark arts. By the time she married Count Nadasdy at the age of 15, she had been a student in sadomasochism and Satanism. When they moved into Csejthe Castle, the count built a special torture chamber for Bathory’s pleasure. More . . .
Enriqueta Marti; Child Killer Of Barcelona
Enrigueta Marti was born in Sant Feliu de Llobregat, Spain, sometime before the turn of the century. As a young girl she moved to Barcelona where she worked as a maidservant and nanny before discovering that prostitution was a more lucrative business. It was in this environment that Enrigueta Marti found her niche for gaining wealth and social status in what many called the "city of death." It was said that she lived a double life. By day she dressed as a beggar, literally begging for charity on the streets and seeking out abandoned children. She took in the children, at first prostituting them, and later murdering them. For More
Enrigueta Marti was born in Sant Feliu de Llobregat, Spain, sometime before the turn of the century. As a young girl she moved to Barcelona where she worked as a maidservant and nanny before discovering that prostitution was a more lucrative business. It was in this environment that Enrigueta Marti found her niche for gaining wealth and social status in what many called the "city of death." It was said that she lived a double life. By day she dressed as a beggar, literally begging for charity on the streets and seeking out abandoned children. She took in the children, at first prostituting them, and later murdering them. For More
Pol Pot – Cambodia’s Deadly Despot
He was born Saloth Sar but known to the world as Pol Pot, one of the most malicious killers that ever lived during the four years he served as Prime Minister of Cambodia and leader of the Khmer Rouge. He is the only person in history known to have ordered genocide against an entire nation and he ended up killing an estimated 3 million Cambodians. The Story
He was born Saloth Sar but known to the world as Pol Pot, one of the most malicious killers that ever lived during the four years he served as Prime Minister of Cambodia and leader of the Khmer Rouge. He is the only person in history known to have ordered genocide against an entire nation and he ended up killing an estimated 3 million Cambodians. The Story
Australian Butcher Katherine Mary Knight
The insanity of Katherine Mary Knight should have been detected when she was still attending the public school in Aberdeen, New South Wales, Australia. She began the first of a series of violent affairs with men when she married co-worker David Kellett in 1974. After multiple violent murders Knight became the first woman in the history of Australia to be sentenced to life in prison without parole. The judge in the case specifically ordered that Knight was never to be released. More
The insanity of Katherine Mary Knight should have been detected when she was still attending the public school in Aberdeen, New South Wales, Australia. She began the first of a series of violent affairs with men when she married co-worker David Kellett in 1974. After multiple violent murders Knight became the first woman in the history of Australia to be sentenced to life in prison without parole. The judge in the case specifically ordered that Knight was never to be released. More
Albert Kligman’s Agent Orange Experiments
When he died in 2010 Dr. Albert Kligman was lauded in obituary accounts as a dermatologist who co-invented the acne medication, Retin-A. But the former prisoners at Philadelphia’s Holmesburg Prison and their families remember him as the evil scientist who injected them with dioxin, the main ingredient in Agent Orange, to study the effect the chemical had on their bodies, and many other chemicals. The Story
When he died in 2010 Dr. Albert Kligman was lauded in obituary accounts as a dermatologist who co-invented the acne medication, Retin-A. But the former prisoners at Philadelphia’s Holmesburg Prison and their families remember him as the evil scientist who injected them with dioxin, the main ingredient in Agent Orange, to study the effect the chemical had on their bodies, and many other chemicals. The Story
Reinhard Heydrich – Hitler’s Executioner
Most people have never heard of Reinhard Heydrich. This may be because he was died early in World War II from injuries sustained in an attempted assassination by Czech agents. But this man lived long enough to bring about the deaths of millions. Among his war crimes, Heydrich, who was the second highest ranking officer in the SS, thought up the pretext to invade Poland and launch the war, and he drafted Hitler’s "Final Solution," a Nazi attempt to exterminate the entire Jewish population of Europe. Learn More
Most people have never heard of Reinhard Heydrich. This may be because he was died early in World War II from injuries sustained in an attempted assassination by Czech agents. But this man lived long enough to bring about the deaths of millions. Among his war crimes, Heydrich, who was the second highest ranking officer in the SS, thought up the pretext to invade Poland and launch the war, and he drafted Hitler’s "Final Solution," a Nazi attempt to exterminate the entire Jewish population of Europe. Learn More
Tower Killer Charles Whitman
Among the names that have gone down in infamy is that of Charles Whitman, a trained marine sniper who on August 1, 1966 murdered his mother and wife in their Austin, Texas homes, then carried various weapons to the top of the University of Texas tower, killing three people on the way. Once at the top he went on a 20-minute shooting rampage, killing nine students and wounding 30 others before he was gunned down by police. Whitman's Story
Among the names that have gone down in infamy is that of Charles Whitman, a trained marine sniper who on August 1, 1966 murdered his mother and wife in their Austin, Texas homes, then carried various weapons to the top of the University of Texas tower, killing three people on the way. Once at the top he went on a 20-minute shooting rampage, killing nine students and wounding 30 others before he was gunned down by police. Whitman's Story
Bath School Killer Andrew Kehoe
Long before the insanity of school shootings became common throughout the United States, Andrew Kehoe, a Bath, Michigan school board member went on a killing rampage and committed the worst mass school murder in the nation’s history. He blew up the school and went on a killing spree that left 38 elementary school children and six adults dead, and another 58 persons insured on May 18, 1927. More
Long before the insanity of school shootings became common throughout the United States, Andrew Kehoe, a Bath, Michigan school board member went on a killing rampage and committed the worst mass school murder in the nation’s history. He blew up the school and went on a killing spree that left 38 elementary school children and six adults dead, and another 58 persons insured on May 18, 1927. More
Stalin: The Ruthless Killer
The world thinks of Hitler as perhaps the worst mass killer of all time, yet ignores the fact that Germany’s arch enemy during the war years, Joseph Stalin, probably surpassed Hitler’s killings by the millions. Nobody knows the true number, but estimates stand at about 40 million deaths. He even introduced his own "Final Solution" against the Jews which led to the execution of hundreds of thousands of Russian Jews. Hitler’s final death count has been calculated at 30 million. Stalin's Story
The world thinks of Hitler as perhaps the worst mass killer of all time, yet ignores the fact that Germany’s arch enemy during the war years, Joseph Stalin, probably surpassed Hitler’s killings by the millions. Nobody knows the true number, but estimates stand at about 40 million deaths. He even introduced his own "Final Solution" against the Jews which led to the execution of hundreds of thousands of Russian Jews. Hitler’s final death count has been calculated at 30 million. Stalin's Story
Armenian Killer Talaat Pasha
When we use the word genocide we tend to think of the Nazi slaughter of the Jews during World War II, but there was another earlier genocide . . . this one of the Armenian people . . . during the reign of Talaat Pasha, the Grand Vizier of the Sultan in the Ottoman Empire, from 1917 to 1918. Because it was the time of the First World War and Turkey entered the war on the side of Germany, Pasha’s rule was known as a military dictatorship. He ordered a Temporary Deportation Law that initiated what became the Armenian Genocide. He is considered the main perpetrator of the mass killing of two million Armenians, Greeks and Assyrians during his brief time in power. The killings were considered an act of war against the "infidels" who were thought of as enemies of Islam. The Horror Story
When we use the word genocide we tend to think of the Nazi slaughter of the Jews during World War II, but there was another earlier genocide . . . this one of the Armenian people . . . during the reign of Talaat Pasha, the Grand Vizier of the Sultan in the Ottoman Empire, from 1917 to 1918. Because it was the time of the First World War and Turkey entered the war on the side of Germany, Pasha’s rule was known as a military dictatorship. He ordered a Temporary Deportation Law that initiated what became the Armenian Genocide. He is considered the main perpetrator of the mass killing of two million Armenians, Greeks and Assyrians during his brief time in power. The killings were considered an act of war against the "infidels" who were thought of as enemies of Islam. The Horror Story
