Serial killers News

Harold Gene Lucas was sentenced to death in January 1977. At the time of writing, he is still on death row, and his case is far from unique.

Ottawa - Canada's Justice Minister Rob Nicholson announced his government will back a private member's bill that would require some murderers to spend up to 40 years behind bars before being able to apply for parole.

Derby - The authorities have decided to demolish the house Mick Philpott and his wife set afire and which resulted in the deaths of six young siblings. This is not the first time this sort of thing has happened.

Gorton - The Moors Murders are back in the news again, and there have been two developments in the case, one slightly disturbing, the other, sad.

Serial killer David Berkowitz gave an interview to the New York Daily News Friday in which he denounced gun ownership as “senseless.”

We have all watched the movie Silence of the Lambs. "Hello Clarise," played by Anthony Hopkins. Did you ever wonder where that particular storyline got its roots?

A report compiled and released by the FBI of a computerized data base has largely destroyed the myth that the “Knights of the Road” are good guys looking out for Smokey and assisting stranding motorists.

Drew Peterson, suspected killing of two wives, gets engaged after newspaper notoriety and while he remains a central figure in a murder investigation. Serial rapist and killer in Hawaii gets more mail from women

The serial killings in Mumbai have understandably caused widespread horror. Kantrole has confessed that he was a psychopath and loved the sight of blood.