The most horrific serial killers who taunted the victims' families with terrors

News24xx.com -  For some killers, they thrill isn't over when their victim was dead. And they will taunting victims's families, although it was a cruel fact is a cruel and violates the most basic code of civility. 

Some of the most horrific serial killers added extreme by taunting their victims's families and friends. And the serial killer made the world felt scared with their act :

1. Albert Fish
In 1928, infamous serial killer Albert Fish, also known as the Brooklyn Vampire, sent a letter to the mother of his victim, 10-year-old Grace Budd. 

His letter describes when he choking the girl, before cooking and eating her. 

Then,  Fish wrote that Grace's flesh was "sweet and tender" and that it took him over a week to devour her corpse. 

But, the letter actually helped police to find Fish. And in 1936, he was executed in Sing Sing by electric chair.

 

 

2. Dirk C. Gibson
The much-feared Zodiac Killer who terrorized San Francisco's Bay Area during the 1960s and '70s, made calls to his victims's families after he killed. 

He also made calls to lawyers, policemen, writers, and schoolteachers. His calls consisted of heavy breathing.

3. Dylann Roof 
Dylann Roof gunned down nine people at Emanuel African Methodist Emanuel Church in Charleston, South Carolina in 2015.

In a letter written to his mother from prison, Roof expressed sorrow for his family, but his racist ideologies still stand, and he made it clear he is devoid of remorse. 

Through his writings, Roof explained that he hasn't shed even a single tear for the innocent lives he wasted. In 2017, Roof was sentenced to death. 

According to the US Justice Department, Roof is the first federal hate-crime defendant to receive a death sentence.

4. Long Island Serial Killer
The mysterious Long Island Serial Killer has slaughtered 10 people on Gilgo Beach. His identity is unknown, but one thing is for sure: he always made calls to his victims's families. 

Sara Karnes, a friend of one of the victims, received a creepy phone call just prior to her friend's disappearance in 2007. 

5. The murder of Dorothy Jane Scott
In 1980, Dorothy Jane Scott, a 32-year-old single mother, went missing from her home in Scranton, CA. In 1984, her remains were found in a construction site. To this day, her crime is unsolved, but her killer has not broken contact. Until 1984, Dorothy's mother, Vera Scott, received a series of disturbing phone calls every Wednesday; the calls were brief, and usually occurred when Vera was home alone. 

Police installed a voice recorder at the family's residence, but the man never stayed on the line long enough. The killer also calling the Orange County Register newspaper and said, "I killed her. I killed Dorothy Scott. She was my love. I caught her cheating with another man. I killed her."

 

 

 

 

 

 

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