Most Famous Serial Killers Quiz

Richard Ramirez, also known as the "Night Stalker," had a pentagram tattooed on his palm. A pentagram is a five-pointed star often associated with occult practices and satanic symbolism. This tattoo choice aligns with Ramirez's interest in Satanism and his fascination with dark and macabre themes. It served as a visible representation of his beliefs and personal identity as a self-proclaimed follower of Satan.

In Ed Gein's trial, the verdict was "Not Guilty By Reason Of Insanity." This means that although he committed the crimes, he was found not legally responsible for his actions due to his mental state at the time. The jury determined that Gein was not in a sound state of mind and therefore could not be held accountable for his actions.

Chief Inspector Abberline's favorite suspect in the "Jack the Ripper" slayings was George Chapman.

Dennis Rader, also known as the "BTK" killer, terrorized Wichita, Kansas. He committed a series of murders in the city between 1974 and 1991. Rader's modus operandi involved binding, torturing, and killing his victims, hence his nickname "BTK" which stands for "Bind, Torture, Kill". Rader's crimes caused fear and panic in the Wichita community for many years before he was finally apprehended and convicted in 2005.

Mary Kelly is generally considered to be the last victim of "Jack the Ripper" because she was the final victim found in the series of murders attributed to the infamous serial killer. Kelly's murder was the most brutal and gruesome of all the Ripper's victims, which contributed to the belief that she was the final victim. Additionally, her murder took place on November 9, 1888, which was the latest date among all the killings associated with Jack the Ripper.

Ruth Wilson offered the "Night Stalker" a gold and diamond necklace to buy her life.

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Ted Bundy successfully escaped from the Garfield County Jail on December 30, 1977.