the world's most famouse killers and their victim

On August 21, Roy Eugene Bunton was shot twice in the head; the body was buried in the boathouse.

On July 25 Henry lured Marty Jones. Corll in this period of killings, tried to find a new accomplice in these boys, but failed.

On February 9, 1972 Corll lured Williard Karmon "Rusty" Branch Jr with the offer of a fix of marijuana to smoke. The young man followed him into the house: Henley handcuffed him and Corll castrated and shot him. His father was a police officer who died of a heart attack while looking for him.

On March 24, Corll, Brooks and Henley lured Frank Anthony Aguirre as he left the restaurant where he worked; they asked him if he wanted to drink beer and smoke marijuana with them. He accepted. Corll while under the influence of the drugs, handcuffed him. Henley left only to return at a later time; he was informed by Corll that he had been raped, tortured and strangled. He helped him and Brooks bury the body.

Corll had promised to give Brooks $200 in exchange for every boy he would bring into his house; in exchange for his silence, he bought him a green Chevrolet Corvette.

Croll committed at least 28 or 29 murders. The murders began on September 25, 1970 and concluded three years later on August 3, 1973. Corll may have killed even before 1970; for example, in 1968, when he was running the cake shop, his colleagues saw him diggind graves. When asked why, he replied that he was burying the expired candy to avoid insect contamination. The potholes he poured cement. In any case, the murders and rapes start from September 25, 1970

ELMER WAYNE HENLEY

On August 10, 1964 he joined the United States Army and was transferred to Fort Polk (Louisiana) for training; he later moved to Fort Beginning (Georgia) and Fort Hood (Texas) as a radio repairman.

Mary Jane Kelly, 25 years old. Mary Jane Kelly is the latest victim attributed to Jack the Ripper. His murder is considered the most horrific of those listed so far. His body was discovered on November 9, 1888 shortly after 10:45 am. He was lying on the bed in the woman's rented room at 13 Miller's Court, near Spitalfields Market.

Annie Chapman, 47 years old. On Saturday 8 September 1888 the body of Annie Chapman was discovered at about 6a.m. near the steps to the rear courtyard entrance of 29 Hanbury Street in Whitechapel. John Pizer was arrested for this murder, nicknamed until his identification as Leather Apron was exonerated the next day, when it was discovered that the apron belonged to a tenant of the building where the murder had been committed, which had been washed and hung up to dry. The killer remained unknown and the police had to suspects: they assumed he was either a fanatical lunatic or a sexual maniac with some moderate knowledge of anatomy.

Catherine Eddowes, 46 years old. Her body was found on September 30 in Miter Square in a pool of blood and in a supine position, like all the other victims. The woman had been subjected to a real martyrdom by the assassin, who, having failed to inflict violence on the previous victim, would have sought a second victim to attack. The face was completely disfigured and unrecognizable except for the color of the eyes. The face was disfigured with a "V" cut. Not very far from the crime scene, more precisely in Goulston street around 2:55 in the morning, a bloody section of Eddowes' apron was found and a graffiti directly above the apron piece which read: "Jews are those that they will not be accused of anything". The message seemed to imply that a Jew or several Jews in general were responsible for the series of murders.

MARY ANN NICHOLS, 43 years old. Mary Ann Nichols's body was discovered at approximately 3.45am on Friday 31 August 1888 on Buck's Row (now Durward Street), opposite one of Whitechape's many slaughterhouses. The victim had his throat severed by two deep cuts, one of which was almost decapitated