Really Bad Monger Dudeš Definitely Antisocial Stuff
joker44
In the wind
with Jeffrey Dahmer, who killed, had sex with, and ate the bodies of many of his victims, or with Herman Mudgett [...], whose evil adventures ended when he was hung just before the end of the nineteenth century.
Mudgett, a graduate of the University of Michiganās Medical College and a practicing pharmacist in Chicago, excelled at insurance fraud and the seduction of young women, at least 27 of whom were killed after signing papers that made Mudgett the recipient of their insurance and savings. Drugged with chloroform after a night of prenuptial sex, each would awaken trapped in the elevator shaft of an elaborate three-story office building, specially designed by Mudgett to conceal his nefarious activities. This building, outfitted with trap doors, soundproof rooms, peepholes, enormous furnaces, and vats of acid to dissolve human remains was dubbed his āCastle.ā Savoring the terror of the trapped girls, he would pump in poison gas and then haul their lifeless bodies onto the dissecting table for the removal of parts that held for him a special fascination."
Obviously Mudgett is the idol of TUSCL's own One Whose Name Shall Not be Mentioned, Mr. Chloroform, the FRAMOS Kid.
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I'm really curious about this: "...dissecting table for the removal of parts that held for him a special fascination."
Seriously, FLF, some of these guys are / were 'wicked' smart just zero empathy and conscience.
Speak for yourself Ermita š
Thank you for the correction, Grammar Nazi. It makes no-never-mind to the overall post but I know it makes a BIG, BIG difference to your compulsive self.
However, please note that the correction should be sent to the original authors. Here's the info:
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