Serial killers and his victims
Introduction
Karl Grossmann killed his victims and sold his meat in the black market and in his hot dog stall. After the neighbors heard shouts, the police broke into their home to find a dead young woman in her bed. It is not clear how many lives Grossmann took, but it is suspected that he dismembered 23 women and up to 100 cases of disappearance in Berlin. Everything indicated to the authorities that he was responsible for the disappearances. He hanged himself in 1922.
Developing
Milwaukee butcher Jeffrey Dahmer murdered 17 men and young people for 13 years. He was also accused of necrophilia and dismemberment, in addition to cannibalism. Some of his victims escaped, but only one managed to reach the police. When the agents arrived at Dahmner’s home they discovered a terrifying creation, based on remains of their victims, together with each other, intertwined bodies and mutilated a dantesque image of a disturbed.
Those remains were part of the investigation being quite difficult to identify the bodies of the victims. He was taken before Justice in 1994 and later killed in Columbia Correctional. Richard Cottingham ‘Times Square’ Richard Francis Cottingham, New York serial murderer between 1967 and 1980, also known as ‘Killer of the torso’ is currently imprisoned in the New Yersey prison. He was born at Bronx in 1946 and crossed the writer Peter Vronsky.
As this well details in his book, after one of his murders. His career as a murdere. Later, more murders were discovered to prostitutes, to which they ended up cutting their hands and heads, parts of their bodies that were never found. Specifically, it is not known for sure where he buried or hid several of the bodies.
The criminal, who had used the same hotel to carry out his murders on different occasions was discovered in his own crime scenario. In this case, the screams of terror were so brutal that the hotel staff called the police, which arrested Cottingham while carrying a razors, guns, a gag and pills. Although he has been sentenced to life imprisonment for 9 confirmed murders, the criminal claims to have made 85 to 100 homicides.
Manuel Blanco Romasanta. Manuel was born in 1809 in Estos, municipality to the north of Ourense, and did it as Manuela, since it was a girl, but with male features. According to historians, he measured 1.37 meters and had effeminate and tender factions. He suffered a disease called Pseudo Female Hermaphroditism, for which he had female sexual organs, but generated such a quantity of testosterone that made him look like a male. It is possible that this disease and the testosterone that generated the deceased.
In part, of the horrible facts that marked his life. Considered the first werewolf that is news of documented history. His first crime was committed in León, and he has nothing to do with his condition as a werewolf. He murdered a sheriff who wanted to seize him for a debt contracted with a shopkeeper. He was arrested and tried, but managed to escape Galicia, where he lived several months with the cattle of a small town in Ourense. It is believed that it was the year 1844.
From that date, Romasanta reappears in a town of Allariz, in which it is mixed with the local population, establishes friendship relations and settles as another neighbor, going unnoticed among the population without implying any problem with justice. It all started with a woman and her daughter, who wanted to look for her future outside of Galicia, in a good house to serve. Manuel, whom everyone considered a good connoisseur of the roads and the world.
He offered to escort them to Cantabria, where he promised that they would get the long -awaited work in a house in a priest he knew. After several weeks, Romasanta reappeared alone in the town, telling the fabulous story of the house he had found for these two women and with a false letter, which he had allegedly written, who gave the relatives of his victims to avoid suspicionof what I had committed and continue as one more citizen.
Knowing that he was a murderer with extreme coldness continued to commit several murders according to the chronicle of the time. The years passed and the rumors shot. Something terrible happened if you traveled with the seller and it was said that Manuel sold fat/soap in Portugal that was thought that it was of human origin and that it could be the dreaded "Sacamantecas" or "Sacomontos". They came to find belongings of several of the victims that Romasanta himself had sold to other people.
conclusion
Alerted by events, disappears from Galicia with false documentation and arrives in Toledo, where he is arrested in 1852. Romasanta said it was a lycanthrope. In the official documents themselves, it was pointed out as a clinical disease (clinical lycanthropy). For years he murdered thirteen people, including women and children. When he was arrested he alleged that a curse possessed him and became a wolf that attacked his victims.
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