Holmes was a pharmacist who turned a hotel into a torture castle. He was killed in an Ecuadorian prison in 1994, by an inmate who was the nephew of one of the girls he murdered. In 1986, he was again arrested and sentenced to 16 years in prison. However, he escaped prison in 1984 and fled to Ecuador where he continued his killing spree. He was arrested in 1974 in Colombia and sentenced to 25 years in prison. More than 150 underaged girls were killed. He lured young girls from poor families in Colombia into forest areas, where he first raped and then strangled them to death. 7) Daniel Camargo Daniel Camargoĭaniel Camargo was street vendor and occasional thief. In 2002, he was suspected to have murdered another girl and is still in the wanted list by Interpol.
He was then deported to Colombia, where he was declared insane and admitted to a psychiatric hospital in Bogota, Colombia. Then he was again arrested in 1980, in Ecuador and sentenced to prison until 1994. In 1978, he was arrested in Peru but was released without charge. He raped and murdered more than 350 underaged girls. Pedro Lopez AKA ‘Monster of the Andes’ was born on Octoin Tolima, Colombia. She was arrested in April 1896 and was hanged to death around two months later. Mostly orphans and children she previously adopted for financial reasons. In a span of 16 years from 1880- 1896, she killed more than 400 people. She was born in 1836 in Bristol, England. Advertisement- 5) Amelia Dyer Amelia DyerĪmelia Dyer is also known as the ‘Ogress of Reading’. He later committed suicide in prison in 2004. This led the victim’s daughter to suspect and was finally convicted in 2000. This serial killer was caught finally when he forged a will for a victim that named him the beneficiary. He practiced in London and worked in two different hospitals in 19, killing all the while. Death’ killed at least 218 patients, although, many suspects that the total is quite closer to 250. He served time in prison twice-the first time for molestation and the second time for murder-and was killed by a fellow inmate in 1994. In all, Dahmer killed 17 people, mostly young men of colour. He even had a vat of acid he used to dispose of victims. It was there that some of the gruesome details of his life of killing were seen via photos of mutilated bodies and body parts strewn across the apartment.
He wasn’t arrested for murder until 1991, after a would-be victim escaped and led police back to Dahmer’s Milwaukee, Wisconsin, home. Jeffrey Dahmer started killing in 1978, when he was just 18-years-old. The killer has never been identified although many suspects have been named over the years.
The killer also mocked the community and the police by sending letters outlining the murderous acts. Police surmised that the killer might be a surgeon, butcher, or someone skilled with a scalpel. The killer appeared in London’s Whitechapel district in 1888 and murdered five women-all prostitutes- and mutilated their corpses. Serial killers who were doctors and medical professionals and have deliberately killed their patients (most notably Harold Shipman) are also NOT included in this list of serial killers.-Advertisement- 2) Jack The Ripper Jack the Ripper Leaders of countries who have commanded the deaths of sometimes millions of people (Adolf Hitler, Joseph Stalin, etc.) are therefore NOT included in the ranking. Note: Only people who have directly killed people are counted here. But the following list ranks and focuses on those serial killers that have killed the highest number of people. Either because they have never been caught (Jack the Ripper, The Zodiac Killer, etc.), because they were untypical killers (Ted Bundy, etc.), or due to their inhumane modus operandi (Ed Gein, Jeffrey Dahmer, etc.). Among these unfortunately many serial killers throughout history, some have managed to stand out. They’re usually cold-blooded psychopaths who have absolutely no problem taking another human’s life, often for no other reason than their own pleasure.
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