American Serial Killers Crime Scene Photos
Harvey Glatman Harvey Glatman was an American. He exhibited his antisocial behavior and sadomasochistic sexual tendencies from an early age. Media quickly nicknamed him “The Lonely Hearts Killer”. Glatman started when he moved to Los Angeles, where he posed as a professional photographer to lure girls into his hotel room with the promise of easy money and work. There, he tied them up, photographed them, and eventually killed and dumped their bodies in the desert. This page might contain graphic language, images and videos that some viewers might find disturbing.
Feb 28, 2018 - After her husband's death in 1604, rumors of Elizabeth's crimes against serving girls began to. One of America's most prolific serial killers, Ted Bundy confessed to the murder of thirty women, but. Sygma via Getty Images / Getty Images. USA, New York State, New York City, Crime scene barrier tape. May be disturbing. Authentic and graphic. The following contains photos of anything related to some of the most notorious serial killers ever know.
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Judy Ann Dull. Shirley Ann Bridgeford, another victim of Harvey Glatman aka The Lonely Hearts Killer. The final victim, Ruth Mercado, was repeatedly raped at gunpoint in her own apartment and then killed. Robert Ben Rhoades and Regina Kay Walters This picture was taken by Robert Ben Rhoades. 14-year-old Regina Kay Walters was one of the numerous women held in an 18-wheeler equipped with a torture chamber in the back. The photo was taken in an abandoned Illinois barn, where Rhoades killed Walters after cutting off her hair and making her wear a black dress and heels.
14-year-old Regina Kay Walters and her boyfriend Ricky Lee Jones disappeared. This photo was seized during a search of the home of Rhoades. Robert Ben Rhoades. William Richard Bradford Bradford was incarcerated in an maximum security San Quentin State Prison for the 1984 murders of his 15-year-old neighbor Tracey Campbell and barmaid Shari Miller, making them the only official victims. In Bradford’s apartment, authorities found 54 different women in modeling poses. Because he had lured Shari Miller with the promise of a modelling career and took pictures prior murdering her, police have reason to believe Bradford was, in fact, a and the photos represent the girl’s last moments before their deaths. Photos of Shari Miller just prior to her murder.
Bradford, his wife, and their newborn child. 31 women are identified, some of them still alive – including Bradford’s ex-wives. Bradford died in 2008, taking the secret with him to his grave.
Robert Berdella Robert Andrew “Bob” Berdella was an American from Kansas City, Missouri. He raped, tortured, and killed at least six men. Berdella was conscious of his homosexuality. In 1984, he started dating Jerry Howell, a good-looking 19-year-old male prostitute. On July 5 th, 1984, Berdella invited Howell to his house, where he drugged him with sedatives for animals and immobilized him by binding him to a bed. In the following hours he repeatedly raped his victim, wrote carefully about the process into his diary, and took several pictures to relive his fantasy later.
This was the beginning of his torture and murder spree. Jerry Howell, a victim of Bob Berdella.
Mugshot of Bob Berdella. Robert Sheldon Next year, a friend of Berdella, 18-year-old Robert Sheldon, came to stay with him for a few days and found himself drugged and held captive in the basement just like Howell before him.
He was killed after 3 days of torture by suffocation. This image is graphic. Tap to reveal. Robert Sheldon, victim of Bob Berdella. Todd Stoops 21-year-old Todd Stoops was kidnaped because Berdella felt sexually frustrated at him. The torture he endured prior to his death included electric shocks via a spatula placed across the eyelid in an unsuccessful attempt to blind him.
Stoops died due to a combination of blood loss and an infection. Chris Bryson In March 1988, 2 years after killing Todd Stoops, Berdella abducted his last victim. A prostitute named Chris Bryson was tortured on the second floor. His narrow escape happened after he got loose from the ties, removed a picture that was covering the window, and climbed out the window. He hung from the gutters on the second floor until they broke and he fell into bob’s yard. He ran to a neighbor’s house while wearing nothing but a dog collar around his neck.
The last victim of Bob Berdella, Chris Bryson, who managed to escape. Berdella made a deal to avoid the death penalty in exchange for a full confession. Bob Berdella’s interview from prison. Rodney Alcala The homicide detectives found hundreds of photographs of unidentified women in a storage locker belonging to – a convicted rapist and.
The man could be behind as many as 130 murders. Because only a handful of women identified themselves as having posed for the pictures, it’s highly likely that some of those photographed were murdered. Alcala is sometimes labeled The Dating Game Killer, because of his appearance on the television show The Dating Game in the midst of his murder spree. Alcala clinched the dating show by smiling softly into the cameras and saying: “We’re going to have a great time together, Shelly.” Fortunately, they never went on a date.
Read the post about on Bizarrepedia to see more pictures. Asunta Basterra (the story has been covered by Bizarrepedia before) was a 12-year-old girl adopted from China by a wealthy and well respected Spanish family – lawyer Rosario Porto Ortega and journalist Alfonso Basterra Camporro. Her adoptive parents reported her missing on the evening of September 21, 2013, only ten days short of her 13 th birthday. Asunta was repeatedly poisoned with benzodiazepine-based sedatives and eventually suffocated by her adoptive parents. The motive was greed – Asunta was about to inherit expensive real estate from her grandparents.
The photo below is one of the last photos taken by her parents, where she was drugged and wrapped in a blanket. Little Asunta Basterra wrapped in bed sheets.
Madyson Jamison This is the last photo taken of Madyson Jamison, who disappeared on October 8, 2009 with her whole family. Their remains were found on November 16, 2013. The photo is believed to have been taken by their killer, whose identity remains a mystery. While there is no proof the picture was taken by a stranger or the killer, the police accepted it as a strong theory. Madyson’s aunt claimed she looks to have been in extreme distress and looking towards her parents. There is also a theory the father murdered the family and then himself.
Either way, little Madyson has disappeared. The Haunting Polaroid In 1989, a woman pulled off the Route 98 (Florida) into the parking lot of a food store and found what appeared to be a polaroid photo lying face down on the asphalt. When the woman turned the polaroid over, the picture she saw was harrowing. The haunting polaroid photo that was found on asphalt. Possible victim: Tara Calico. A young woman and a younger boy lie on their backs on a rumpled pile of mismatched sheets and pillows.
Both look directly at the camera with expressions of tense resignation. Their mouths are covered with duct tape, and their postures suggest that their wrists are bound behind them. The space they occupy is cramped and poorly lit. The only source of light seems to come from behind the photographer.
The photo could well have been taken in the back of a windowless van with its side door pulled open. Has a dedicated story on Bizarrepedia. The origin of the mysterious polaroid has a myriad of theories but the children on have never been identified.
Reynaldo Dagsa Reynaldo Dagsa behind the camera. This photo captures Filipino politician Reynaldo Dagsa’s murderer, Michael Gonzales, aiming a gun at him a second before he was shot dead in front of his family. The murderer blamed Dagsa for a lengthy prison sentence.
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OLATHE, KS (KCTV) - A murder memorabilia website is selling crime scene photos that were used in the trial to convict serial killer John E. In the state of Kansas.
What else can you think,' said Carolyn Trouten, the mother of a Robinson victim. Few people outside of lawyers, law enforcement and those in the courtroom have seen the images captured by crime scene technicians of the bodies found in barrels on Robinson's Linn County, KS, farm in the summer of 2000. Robinson was later convicted in the deaths of eight women in Kansas and Missouri. 'They are horrible, very grisly, it's hard to believe that somebody would want that type of souvenir,' said Paul Morrison, former Johnson County District Attorney. Robinson's own defense team called some of the photographs 'gruesome' in a pre-trial motion.
'That evidence passed through a lot of hands,' said Morrison. 'Very skeptical that anybody in a police agency would leak any of that information. That stuff is on such lockdown.
And it has been since that evidence was seized back in 2000.' Robinson liked to be called the 'slave master' in the relationships he had with women, some of whom he met over the internet with promises of a sexual relationship. KCTV5 News found in the Robinson case file, located at the Johnson County Courthouse in Olathe, some of the emails he used to reach out to some of the victims. Included is one addressed to Trouten, where Robinson signed the message, 'Hugs, Kisses and Lashes. In another email, also found in the court file, Robinson wrote to a woman, 'I demand complete submission, complete obedience and complete honesty.'
If those rules were not followed, Robinson wrote, 'punishment is based on the offense. It could be anything from a stern remark to a full whipping.' 'He could be very charismatic, very soft spoken but there was another side,' said Vicki, a former Robinson partner, whose last name KCTV5 is withholding. 'He got pleasure when he was being brutal.'
Vicki was able to end the relationship with Robinson. She told KCTV5 News that Robinson failed to return her expensive sex toys, so she reported him to police. It was that tip that helped in part to lead authorities to the discoveries of the women stuffed in barrels. 'I obtained all my Robinson items from a private citizen who reportedly picked them up at an estate sale that members of the Robinson family held a few years ago,' said Eric Holler, operator of. The website also sells Robinson family photos, personal letters and even a Santa Claus suit worn by Robinson. 'I do not discuss my sales history nor how much I paid for the lot,' said Holler. 'I will say that Robinson's items have sold handily over the last few years.'
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'The items in question were taken out of my mom's trash by the person who sold them to owner of the website,' Robinson's daughter, Christy, said. She denies the family tried to profit from her father by selling the items at an estate sale. Christy also wrote KCTV5 investigative reporter Eric Chaloux that the family never had in their possession any crime scene pictures.
'We never had access to anything like that,' she said. There were many people over the years who could have come in contact with case file that contained the pictures. The owner of the website selling the serial killer's items told KCTV5 News that Robinson does not profit from any sales of the items.
It's not against the law to sell items from serial killers online. There was a pushback in 2010, led by Sen. John Cornyn, R-TX, to cripple the 'murderabilia' industry by preventing inmates from sending items that could be sold in interstate commerce. 'It is reprehensible that criminals who are supposed to be paying their debt to society are exploiting their notoriety and profiting from their deplorable crimes,' said Cornyn in a news release about the bill. 'Even more tragic is the effect this practice has on crime victims and their families, many of whom have already suffered immeasurably.' The bill stalled in committee and never made it out for a full vote.
Robinson appealed the verdict. He is one of nine men on the state of Kansas' death row. The state has not executed a prisoner since 1965. According to the Kansas Department of Corrections, the annual cost to incarcerate an inmate at the El Dorado Correctional Facility is $24,087. Copyright 2014 (Meredith Corp.) All rights reserved.