One of the most famous criminal cases in the history of the GDR is that of the so-called Ripper of Magdeburg, behind whom Peter Albrecht hides. He is said to have murdered at least two people between ...
In the fall of 1957, the world was horrified to discover the atrocities committed by an unassuming farmer from the small town of Plainfield in the US state of Wisconsin. Behind the unsuspecting name o...
Alexei Vasilyevich Sukletin was known as the Alligator or the Cannibal of Kazan. Together with his girlfriend Madina Nurgasisovna Shakirova, he killed and ate seven women and girls in the Republic of ...
In 1959, a serial killer terrorized the Black Forest region for four months. It all began with the murder of 49-year-old Hilde Konter. On February 27, 1959, a waiter found her body on his way to work ...
A gruesome series of murders kept Britain in suspense for 16 months from the end of August 2014. During this period, four young gay men were killed in East London. The killer had met the victims via t...
In the 1970s and 1990s, a young man named Valentino Pesenti spread fear and terror in Genoa by committing four brutal murders, earning him the nickname “The Monster of Genoa.” Valentino Pesenti was bo...
