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1. UNSOLVED SERIAL KILLERS UNITED STATES LICENSE
2. UNSOLVED SERIAL KILLERS UNITED STATES SERIES

The University of Chicago at Ann Arbor issued a medical license to one Dr.

Yet during the 1893 Chicago World’s Fair, a “Murder Hotel”, run by a stunningly precocious serial killer, performed ritual murders with outlandish and elaborate equipment. Mohammed Ali and Gladys Knight came to Atlanta to donate money to the families of the victims, money that would itself become mishandled and lost. The notoriety of the Atlanta Child Killings was rife throughout the nation. Constant challenges that police did not pursue the killer because the targets were African-American were substantiated by the media and the political totems of the time. Police behavior during this period has been strongly questioned. The killings progressed day by day and stretched racial tensions to the breaking point. Concern, anger, grief, fear and rage in 1979-1981 shook Atlanta to its core. Police were unable to find a white perpetrator, and African Americans were insulted when profilers targeted a black killer. A rash of ugly race relations, accusations, Atlanta’s political upheaval, and backlash against police and law enforcement occurred all at once. The late 1970’s was “heavy” time for a racial killer to strike Atlanta. Twenty seven to twenty nine missing persons were attributed to the Atlanta Child Murderer. Fresh young black faces smiled in police files from photographs gone forever dim. These were all young people or children or very young juvenile adults. Children started vanishing while about everyday activities.

UNSOLVED SERIAL KILLERS UNITED STATES SERIES

The deaths of a series of innocent young African American people conducting casual errands produced bodies found in the river and roadway. Even among the most brutal and vicious serial killers, Rodney Alcala stands apart. Alcala’s habits make law enforcement professionals dread the existence of other undisclosed victims both as bargaining tools and further proof of his serial killing deeds. Alcala is suspected in the strangulation death and disappearances of many other victims. Common to the cases of serial murderers in America of this era, development of legal DNA evidence brought Alcala’s career at large to a halt. The March 2010 sentencing of Rodney Alcala for the Orange County murders stems from killings from the 1970’s. Alcala’s “shtick” was the use of a camera and the pose as a photographer to capture the attention of victims and build enough trust to lead them astray. Channeling a rage or lust unknown except in the most vicious of serial killers, Alcala’s propensity for murder was matched by his cunning in enticing victims. Alcala struck down men, women and children in his twisted lust for episodes of torture, rape and abduction. The nature of Alcala’s crimes are savagely violent, premeditatively abusive, and sexually motivated in origin. Caught raping an eight year old girl in 1968, Alcala served thirty four months.