Day Walker, Night Stalker
"Satanists need to have more faith than Christians, because Christ was seen and felt. Lucifer has never felt the need to be seen, but in everyone's soul he can be felt." - Richard Ramirez
There was no space for love and happiness in him, and not even an ounce of light can be seen in his heart. Texas' Richard Ramirez, a serial killer whose number of victims were uncountable using both hands, and if you're going to count with your toes, save those energy for other activities.
Unlike bomoh Mona Fandey, Richard Ramirez was a Satanist. On some of his victims body, he would carve satanic symbols without remorse as if he was a part time advertiser employed by Satan himself.
On August 24, 1985, Ramírez traveled 50 miles south of Los Angeles to Mission Viejo, and broke into the Mediterranean Village apartment of Bill Carns, 29, and his fiancée, Inez Erickson, 27. Ramírez shot Carns in the head and raped Erickson. He demanded she swear her love for Satan and afterwards, forced her to perform oral intercourse on him.He was also called 'The Walk-in Killer' for a reason.
On May 29, 1985, Ramírez broke into a house and attacked Malvial Keller, 83, and her disabled sister, Blanche Wolfe, 80, beating each with a hammer. Ramírez attempted to rape Keller, but failed. Using lipstick, he drew pentagrams on Keller's thigh and on the wall in the bedroom.He walked into houses, and doomed were the victims living inside. Let the word 'house' sink in. Can you imagine the place you call home is no longer a safe haven, but a devil's workshop? That's fucking horrible. Survivor lives to tell the story, but the traumatic experiences are there, forever.
“What’s one less person on the face of the earth, anyway?” - Ted Bundy
He was a real deal. Being one of the most notorious criminal in the late 20th Century, Theodore Robert Bundy, or in short, Ted Bundy, raped and murdered young women in several states. He had a charming look adorned with his noteworthy intelligence, which made women an easy prey for him. His case inspired a lot of films and novels about serial killers. Ain't lying, you can visit the nearest book store and see it for yourself.
Bundy showed an unusual interest in the macabre at an early age. Around the age of 3, he became fascinated by knives.Can't tell if he was a natural born killer. It's rare to see kids with these weird and dangerous fetishes. However, these traits are not the ones that drew out the darkest side of him.
While a student at the University of Washington, Bundy fell in love with a wealthy, pretty young woman from California. She had everything that he wanted: money, class, and influence. He was devastated by their breakup.Love lured out his monstrous side. Not convinced?
Many of his later victims resembled his college girlfriend—attractive students with long, dark hair.
He often lured his victims into his car by pretending to be injured and asking for their help. Their kindness proved to be a fatal mistake.
Raped. Murdered. Some might be asking 'Is that all? All criminals you've been talking about are like that!'
Guess what? NO. That's not all. Ted Bundy was also a necrophile. (It means a person who has sex with dead bodies) Oh Lord.
He often revisited his secondary crime scenes to engage in acts of necrophilia and to groom or dress up the cadavers.So he didn't just had sex with the corpses, he even dressed them up, and put make ups! The victims in these cases were usually found wearing clothes they had never worn; what a gut-wrenching story to be heard, but that doesn't stop him from becoming a celebrity.
His stories don't ensue in silence, because to this day, not even death could stop public's interests with him. You get my point now don't you?
In Malaysia, celebrities are usually the ones known for their good achievements. The common ones are athletes, actresses, film directors, Youtube celebrities, and so on.
http://listography.com/showder/quotes/richard_ram%C3%ADrez [Accessed on 17th of July 2014]
http://murderpedia.org/male.R/r/ramirez-richard.htm
Robert, K. (2010) 'The Riverman: Ted Bundy and I Hunt for the Green River Killer' (Kindle ed.) Published by:
New York: Simon & Schuster