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Cómo atrapar a un asesino serial | Noticias con Francisco Zea

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Defending a Serial Killer:The Sixth Amendment and John Wayne Gacy--College of DuPage

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The only real question remaining is - Where was John Wayne Gacy buried? It has been commonly accepted that he was buried in the same cemetery as his parents - Mary Hill Cemetery in Niles, Illinois, a suburb of Chicago and relatively close to the Gacy House of Horrors.

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Just after midnight on May 10, 1994, Gacy was executed by lethal injection. For his last words, Gacy snarled, ''Kiss my ass.'' It is no surprise that John Wayne Gacy, Jr. was admired and liked by most who had known him.

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Clown

Gacy, also known as the “Serial Killer Clown,” killed 33 boys and young men, the majority of whom had been buried under the house and garage. Others would be recovered from the nearby Des Plaines River.

Gacy was a clown performer at children's parties; when he killed, he sometimes dressed as his alter ego "Pogo the Clown." He lured his victims with the promise of construction work, and then captured, sexually assaulted and eventually strangled most of them with rope.

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I'm afraid of clowns, help hahaha lol

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During the 14 years he spent in prison, he used to paint with oil. His favorite subject was the clowns. He said he used his clown character as an alter ego. His paintings include images of Snow White

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When he was 11 years old he suffered an unfortunate incident. When a swing hit him in the head, Gacy Jr. fell unconscious

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When he was 11 years old he suffered an unfortunate incident. When a swing hit him in the head, Gacy Jr. fell unconscious

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not only in murderous behavior but also in the obsession with pornography, boys and violence in sex.

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My childhood. It is said that the father's aversion to his son was due to the fact that both had the same dominant personality. The child was frequently punished and beaten by his father, who was an alcoholic. The mistreatment of my father made the relationship between both was really complicated. He not only mistreated his son but also his mother. And I used to give him insultsI was sexually abused when I was 9 years old. Years later I confessed the episode, he did not say anything to his father for fear he would hit him one more time.Together with my father's constant accusation of being homosexual, he provoked in Gacy Jr, various sexual problems that would manifest themselves years later.

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My childhood. It is said that the father's aversion to his son was due to the fact that both had the same dominant personality. The child was frequently punished and beaten by his father, who was an alcoholic. The mistreatment of my father made the relationship between both was really complicated. He not only mistreated his son but also his mother. And I used to give him insultsI was sexually abused when I was 9 years old. Years later I confessed the episode, he did not say anything to his father for fear he would hit him one more time.Together with my father's constant accusation of being homosexual, he provoked in Gacy Jr, various sexual problems that would manifest themselves years later.

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On December 11, 1978, 15-year-old Robert Piest went missing. It was reported to police that the boy was last seen by his mother at a store where he worked before he headed out to meet Gacy to discuss a potential job.

On December 21, a police search of Gacy's house in Norwood Park Township, Illinois, uncovered evidence of his involvement in numerous horrific acts, including murder. It was later discovered that Gacy had committed his first known killing in 1972, taking the life of Timothy McCoy after luring the teen to his home.

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American Justice: Buried Secrets (John Wayne Gacy)

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NON-REBORN: I found the site of John Wayne Gacy’s home- What’s a serial killer’s neighborhood like?

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Gacy had an abusive childhood and struggled with his sexuality. After being convicted of sexual assault in 1968, his murders were uncovered. Although he maintained his innocence, he was found guilty in 1980 and given multiple death penalty and life sentences. In 1994, he was executed by lethal injection.

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He performed at Democratic parties, community events, and even children’s hospitals. It has been noted that by keeping the sharp corners used in the drawing of the mouth of his clown face, Gacy went against the traditional soft lines that were thought to not be so scary to children. Even Gacy’s clown was scary.
This is what I meaaaaan 🙃

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This is the costume that he wear on the parties or places like that, it's really weird and make me feel uncomfortable jajaja, lol

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The most telling sign of something amiss with Gacy takes place around 1962 after he left his abusive home for Las Vegas. In the desert city, John Wayne Gacy took a job as a mortuary assistant. In a later interview, Gacy recalls sleeping behind the embalming room. He tells of a night where he decided to climb inside the coffin of a teenage male and spent some time cuddled up with the body before disgust took over and forced him out..

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EARLY LIFE PART III
Signs of trouble were present during Gacy’s childhood. When he was six, Gacy stole a truck from a store. His mother forced him to take it back and apologize. His father beat him for it. When Gacy was 7, he and another boy were accused of molesting a young girl. This earned him a beating with the trusty razor strop. Also during his 7th year, Gacy was molested by a family friend. Instead of telling his parents, he suffered this in silence out of fear of being blamed for the act by his hateful father...

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EARLY LIFE PART I
Gacy was born March 17, 1942, in Chicago, Illinois to an alcoholic, often abusive World War I veteran and a homemaker. He was one of three children. Gacy with born with a heart defect that made it impossible for him to be active in sports, therefore he was an overweight child. He was often the victim of his father’s scorn. He reported taking a beating from a razor strop on more than one occasion. As if the beatings weren’t enough, Gacy suffered verbal abuse from his father as well. His father told him he was dumb and stupid. Gacy felt he was never good enough for his father..

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EARLY LIFE PART II
His mother did her best to protect her child from his violent father. This caused his father to call him a momma’s boy and a sissy. Gacy’s mother knew her son had a heart problem. She did her best to shield him from his angry father. Gacy reports being hospitalized for much of his life from the ages of 14 to 18 due to a mysterious seizure causing illness and a ruptured appendix. In a John Wayne Gacy interview, he reports his father’s verbal abuse while sick in a hospital bed. According to Gacy, his father accused him of faking it..

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The story of John Wayne Gacy is enough to cause even the most hardened serial killer fan to have a hard time sleeping. This prolific serial killer stacked his victims, in some cases quite literally, on a scale that is mostly unmatched amongst other serial killers. The details of his life would make a frighteningly rich novel. Unfortunately for his some 33 victims, John Wayne Gacy was a real life, living breathing monster...

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I'm known as the killer clown. I was an American serial killer who raped and killed 33 young men between 1972 and 1978.

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I'm known as the killer clown. I was an American serial killer who raped and killed 33 young men between 1972 and 1978.

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Condemnation of life imprisonment (21 consecutive charges, March 13, 1980)
Death penalty (12 charges, March 13, 1980)

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Criminal charge (s) 1 charge of sexual assault
1 child abuse charge
1 charge of sodomy
33 murder charges
March 12, 1980

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26 were buried in the basement of their own house, another 3 in other parts of the house, and another 4 were thrown into a nearby river.

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26 were buried in the basement of their own house, another 3 in other parts of the house, and another 4 were thrown into a nearby river.

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26 were buried in the basement of their own house, another 3 in other parts of the house, and another 4 were thrown into a nearby river.

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I don't remember killing anyone, I could have done it without knowing it. I'm not sure if I did.

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The dead man won't bother you, it's the living man you have to worry about.

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https://ecodiario.eleconomista.es/cultura/noticias/8626116/09/17/John-Wayne-Gacy-el-asesino-en-serie-que-se-disfrazaba-de-payaso-para-matar-y-que-inspiro-It.html

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https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/mundo/john-wayne-gacy-el-verdadero-payaso-que-inspiro-it

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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=B-lEoIaQc4U

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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=jMl92xFcH9k

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https://simple.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Wayne_Gacy

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Serial killers