OUT OF THE MOUTHS OF SERIAL KILLERS Photo Gallery

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Charles Albright ("The Eyeball Killer") at time of arrest. Albright’s charismatic personality and good looks earned him the coveted role of “big man on campus”. He exceled in academics, sports, and social clubs before he was expelled for stealing from the school. (Photo: pinterest.com)

Daniel Blank

Daniel Blank ("River Parishes Serial Killer") was granted a new trial in 2016 due to a clerical error during court procedures in 2000. He entered a guilty plea to first-degree murder for killing a woman in 1997 in exchange for a life sentence, thus taking the death penalty off the table. (Photo: murderpedia.org)

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Gary Ray Bowles ("The I-95 Killer") was placed on the FBI's Most Wanted list while on the run in 1992. Most likely, the violence and over-kill exhibited during his killing spree created the urgency to quickly locate and apprehend him. (Photo: FDOC)

Dean Carter

Dean Carter at time of arrest. (Photo: murderpedia.org)

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Doug Clark ("Sunset Strip Killers") was remarkably successful with women and most found him attractive with a highly developed sex drive. (Photo: murderpedia.org)

Clark was sentenced to death in 1983 but still sits on Death row in San Quentin. (Photo: CADOC)

Lorenzo Gilyard

Lorenzo Gilyard ("The Kansas City Strangler") At the time of his arrest, Missouri’s most prolific serial killer was married and living in a modest home in a quiet neighborhood. Neighbors professed shock that this mild-mannered man was capable of such violence. Gilyard married and divorced three times. He had at least eleven children with his wives and girlfriends. He still claims he is innocent. (Photo: MDDOC)

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Frederick Levin Waterfield ("Killing Cousins", with David Alan Gore) after 1983 arrest. He still claims he is innocent of all crimes (Photo: murderpedia.org)

In 1980, David Alan Gore was sentenced to prison for five years for armed trespassing of a vehicle when he was found hiding in the back seat of a woman’s car with a gun. He served 1 year. In 1981, he began eliminating witnesses. David Gore was executed in 2012 and read from a written statement accepting responsibility for his actions and asking for forgiveness. He claimed he found Jesus. (Photo: murderpedia.org)

Keith Jesperson 1st Letter

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Keith Jesperson ("The Happy Face Killer") 1995 Mug shot taken at time of his arrest for the murder of his girlfriend. (Photo: Clark County Sheriff's Dept.)

Anthony Kirkland

Anthony Kirkland demands

“If we as people, as believers of law and justice, are going to have the death penalty imposed on the worst of the worst…then if not you, Anthony Kirkland, who?” Quote from Judge Patrick Dinkelacker handing down the death sentence to Kirkland 8/28/2018. His scheduled execution date was set for 3/7/2019. He was not executed on that date. (Photo: OHDOC)

Bobby Joe Long

Bobby Joe Long ("The Classified Ad Rapist") Two death sentences were overturned but he received a third death sentence on 7/21/1989 for his last murder, known victim #10. His guilt was never in question, but Long continued his lengthy appeals and trial proceedings in an unsuccessful effort to eliminate the death penalty. He was executed by lethal injection on 5/23/2019 at age, 65. (Photo: FLDOC)

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Herb Mullin. Until his murder spree, Mullin had only minor run-ins with police. He killed 13 people, 11 of whom were total strangers. Two of his victims were children, the youngest just 4-years-old. (Photo: youtube.com)

As Mullin’s mental health deteriorated, his drug and alcohol use escalated. His birthday coincided with the 41st anniversary of the San Francisco earthquake of 1906. He believed he was born as the chosen one, destined to prevent another deadly California quake. Mullin claimed that the blood shed during the Vietnam War had forestalled the quake. However, with the war ending, he believed more blood had to be spilled to prevent an ominous natural disaster. (Photo: media.tumblr.com)

In March 2005, Mullin was denied parole on 3 objections: 1. Because of the cruel and callous manner in which he carried out his crimes. (Most kills were considered rage kills/ over-kills.) 2. The fact that Mullin has yet to accept responsibility for those crimes. 3. The continuing danger he still poses to society. He is now eligible for parole in 2025. (Photo: Steve Scalise: https://alchetron.com/Herb Mullin)

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Robert Reldan ("The Charmer") was in trouble with the law as a juvenile. His infractions included theft and assaults on women. Medical professionals categorized him at age, 17, as having a narcissistic personality and a "strong repressed hostility towards women". Due to his wealthy aunt’s influence and his All-American boyish looks and charm, many of his crimes were minimally punished by the courts or completely ignored. Mug shot 1967(Photo: NJDOC)

Paula Sims

Paula Sims 1989 file photo (Photo: Post-Dispatch)

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Jeremy Sly ("Killing Twins") In 2002, Jeremy Bruce Sly was already serving a life sentence in a Florida prison for an unrelated 11/13/1991 murder and armed burglary of an elderly woman when he confessed to the 12/19/1991 in home shooting murders and robbery of a Port Charlotte, Florida retired couple and their dog, plus the shooting murders of 4 members of a family that included 3 children. A fifth member of the family, a 9-year-old son, was the only survivor. That child was shot 7 times and left for dead. Sly revealed details that only the killer would know. (Photo: FLDOC)

Jamie Sly is currently serving a life sentence at Cross City Correctional Institution in Florida. It remains unclear if Jamie Sly also participated in the six December 1991 murders. Authorities have always strongly believed more than one gunman was involved in this murder spree but, to date, Jeremy Sly has not implicated anyone else. (Photo: FLDOC)

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Stephen and Bruce Spahalski “Killing Twins”Both twins would travel separate paths to jail but both will have spent most of their lives incarcerated. (Photo: murderpedia.org)

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Stephen Stanko. In Stanko’s high school yearbook, he was described as “The All-American Boy”. He ranked 11th in his graduating class. He is considered highly intelligent, his IQ tested 143. Stanko currently sits on death row in South Carolina. (Photo: SCDOC)

Chester Turner

Chester Turner. On September 8, 2003, Cold Case Detectives were notified of a match between the DNA recovered from a murder victim and a known offender, Chester Turner. At that time, Turner was serving an eight-year sentence at a California State Prison for a rape conviction. Later, they were also informed that there was a second DNA hit matching Turner to a 1996 unsolved murder. 2002 Mug shot. (Photo: murderpedia.org)

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Joe Ture (Photo: MNDOC)

James Murno

James Daveggio

James Daveggio 1997 Mug Shot. (Photo: murderpedia.org)

Richard Marquette

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Cody Neal’s three victims were ex-girlfriends he owed money. He bludgeoned the women to death with an ax after telling each unsuspecting victim he had a surprise for them. (Photo: CODOC)