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List of serial killers

This is a list of serial killers, by their country of origin or activity.

Contents

List by country

Australia

  • Martin Bryant, Port Arthur massacre killed 35 locals and tourists
  • Eddie Leonski, the "Brownout Murderer" killed at least 4
  • Ivan Milat , the "backpack-murderer" killed at least 7 tourists

Belgium

Brazil

  • Marcelo Costa de Andrade
  • Francisco de Assis Pereira - Brazilian serial killer, known as the maniaco do parque (the park maniac)

Canada

Colombia

Ecuador

France

Germany

  • Karl Denke - cannibal
  • Adolf Seefeld - known as "uncle tick-tack" poisoned 19 young boys between 1933 and 1935
  • Gesche Gottfried - poisoned 15 in Bremen between 1813 and 1827; executed 1831
  • Karl Grossmann - killed women and sold their flesh on the blackmarket
  • Fritz Honka killed 4 prostitutes in hamburg
  • Fritz Haarmann - similar to Grossman, but preyed on boys
  • Joachim Georg Kroll - claimed thirteen victims over three-decades
  • Peter Kürten - the Vampire of Düsseldorf
  • Bruno Ludke - mental defective who claimed to have killed 80 people
  • Peter Stubbe - werewolf who killed 16 people
  • Thomas Runge - Serialkiller in Berlin in the 1990´s
  • Jürgen Bartsch

Hong Kong

  • Lam Kor-Wan - taxi driver, killed 4 women and scrapped their sex organs

Hungary

India

  • Charles Sobhraj, who preyed on Western tourists in Southeast Asia in the 1970s
  • Thug Behram, leader of the Thugee cult in India, found guilty of 931 individual murders

Japan

Mexico

Netherlands

  • Willem van Eijk - "the beast of Harkstede", killed several women.


Pakistan

Poland

Romania

  • Vera Renczi - The 35 bodies in her cellar may have influenced the writing of Joseph Kesselring's Arsenic and Old Lace
  • Ion Ramaru - 4 women killed, 6 women almost killed, 5 women raped, few attacks between 1970 and 1971.Aparently he his father had also killed few women around 1944, but his guilt could only be proven 28 years later when he died.Hence the expresion, like father like son.

Russia

South Korea

  • Yoo Young-Chul -- killed and ate about 20 people, mainly rich elderly men and prostitutes

Sweden

UK

Ukraine

  • Anatoly Onoprienko - Ukrainian serial killer known as "the Terminator." Murdered 52 people from 1989 until his capture in 1996

USA

Currently arrested or on trial

  • The BTK killer -- Dennis L. Rader has been arrested on suspicion for committing these crimes (USA)
  • Robert Pickton on trial in British Columbia accused in the deaths of 15 women and suspected in up to 54.
  • Greg Westann currently on trial in Myanmar for the killing of 14 women.

Unidentified serial killers

For the Unabomber, Theodore Kaczynski, see List of terrorist incidents.

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