| Unspeakable Evil Volume 2: Garavito, Pichushkin, Cullen - 3 Books in 1 Contributor(s): Harrington, Roger (Author), Armstrong, Frances J. (Author) |
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ISBN: 198322507X ISBN-13: 9781983225079 Publisher: Independently Published OUR PRICE: $15.43 Product Type: Paperback Published: June 2018 |
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| BISAC Categories: - True Crime | Murder - General |
| Physical Information: 0.51" H x 6" W x 9" (0.74 lbs) 224 pages |
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| Publisher Description: UNSPEAKABLE EVIL VOLUME 2: Garavito, Pichushkin, Cullen - 3 Books in 1 Featuring... *Garavito*Pichushkin*Cullen 3 Great Books in 1 Garavito Luis Alfredo Garavito Cubillos was born on the 25th of January in 1957. He is known as 'The Beast' because he raped and murdered at least 140 young people. Based on the maps that he drew while he was in prison, investigators now believe that number could be closer to 300. Garavito was described by the media as "The worst serial murder in the world." When Garavito was finally captured, he was given the maximum penalty of 30 years in prison in Columbia. However, because he helped the Colombian police locate the bodies and he confessed to the crime, his sentence was reduced to 22 years. Garavito did not just prey on anyone. He attacked children that were between the ages of 8 and 16, the most innocent of people. He would rape them, torture them, kill them and then dismember them. In 1999 Garavito confessed to killing 140 children and was under investigation for murdering another 172. Out of those 172, he was convicted of murdering 138. The other cases are still pending. After being convicted of the other 138 cases of murder, 1 year 10 months and 22 days were added to his sentence. Pichushkin Born into a poor family in a cramped apartment in forgotten Moscow suburb Alexander Pichushkin would achieve something that none of his contemporaries in the Konkovo District would ever manage. His actions between 1992 and 2006 ensured that his name would go down in history. To some he is the Bitsevsky Park Maniac. To others he is the Chessboard Killer. To the people he grew up with he is Alexander Sasha Pichushkin an ordinary boy who would become one of Russias most feared serial killers. After his father left Alexander Pichushkin grew up in a single parent family. Initially a shy child a playground accident turned him into an angry young man, unable to control his temper. After the death of his beloved grandfather and loyal pet dog Pichushkin found himself to be increasingly isolated. By now he was once again living in a cramped apartment with his mother and half-sister. During this period Pichushkin took to drinking heavily and looking at pornography. It is reported that he also found enjoyment in scaring the young children who played in the nearby Bitsevsky Park. A few months after his 18th birthday Alexander Pichushkin committed his first murder, brutally killing a school friend, Mikhail Odichuk. Despite investigating the police did not have enough evidence to charge Pichushkin so he was allowed to go free. Cullen Charles Edmund Cullen is a former nurse who is considered to be the most prolific serial killer in New Jersey history and possibly also in American history. Charles Edmund Cullen was born the youngest of eight children into a large New Jersey family. His childhood was largely an unhappy one, his father died when he was a few months old and Cullen was bullied throughout his schooling. Charles Edmund Cullen was still a young child when he made his first suicide attempt. It was far from being his last. After losing his mother in a car accident Cullen dropped out of high school and joined the Navy. Here he trained as a ballistic missiles technician. However just as he had found as a schoolboy Cullen struggled to fit in and was considered something of a misfit. During this period his mental health became increasingly unstable. Shortly after the birth of his first daughter and the death of his brother Cullen killed his first known victim by means of lethal injection. Despite numerous concerns over his behavior and while Cullens mental health continued to deteriorate, including further suicide attempts, he was allowed to continue working in a series of hospitals. This led to as many as 40 people losing their lives. |