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Criminals and Outlaws

No, these are not movie characters. These are actual people who lived outside the law. Meet pirates, barbarians, and mafia hitmen. Well...you don't really have to meet them. Giving them a rating will suffice.

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42 days ago

Review Icon gunslingingardener reviewed Lige Gardner in Bloodletters and Badmen: Gunmen of the (North) American West:
Lige Gardner sounded more deadly than other slingers of the sixes, like Doc Holliday.
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42 days ago

Review Icon gunslingingardener reviewed Jesse James in Bloodletters and Badmen: Gunmen of the (North) American West:
Jesse James was not a gunman in the traditional sense, and Jesse James never stood his ground in a gunfight.
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53 days ago

Review Icon irishgit reviewed Ted Bundy in Serial Killers:
I'm having trouble with this list.

How does one rank serial killers? By body count? By grisliness of method? By performance at their trial? By selection of victim? By geographic dispersion of crimes?

Someone get back to me on this....
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53 days ago

Review Icon DeviantNic reviewed Ted Bundy in Serial Killers:
Such a good-looking and intelligent man. He could've been anything he wanted in life, but he chose to be a serial killer (imagine putting that one on your resume!). He's the kind of guy that I would've loved to see be more like fictional "Dexter". A serial killer who kills the scum of our society, not innocent, loving people.

As far as serial killing went, yeah, he's somewhat of a badas$ but otherwise, he gets 2 stars for murdering innocent young women and teens instead of those who truly deserve it.
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74 days ago

Review Icon wolfmantip reviewed Ted Bundy in The Most Infamous Murderers/People/Criminals of History.:
To be honest, I always beleived he killed my Sister, She was 17 at the time,this was back in 1970-71. she had a job in downtown Cleve, Ohio at the time,She was a happy person,always with a smile. One day she went to work, and we Never heard from her again. To this day I don't know.
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74 days ago

Review Icon wolfmantip reviewed Ed Gein in The Most Infamous Murderers/People/Criminals of History.:
This Inhuman CREEP , What a Piece of Slime.
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103 days ago

Review Icon Darkpalace reviewed Karla Homolka in The Most Infamous Murderers/People/Criminals of History.:
She is a terrible person. It was obvious that he couldn't have done that without consent. He had to know that she wouldn't give him any trouble about the kidnapping, rape and murders. She shouldn't have gotten out of prison after 12 years. Then she was in there getting a college education. At least there was some good police work there in Canada and they caught them.
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124 days ago

Review Icon random_kid95 reviewed Ed Gein in The Most Infamous Murderers/People/Criminals of History.:
a strange and disturbing man. When police searched his house they found:

Human skulls mounted upon the corner posts of his bed
Human skullcaps used as soup bowls
An array of shrivelled heads
Skin fashioned into a lampshade and used to upholster chair seats
Skin from the face of Mary Hogan, a local tavern owner, found in a paper bag
Socks made from human flesh
A sheath made from human skin
A human heart (it is disputed where the heart was found; deputy reports claimed that the heart was in a saucepan on the stove, while crime scene photographers claimed it was in a paper bag on the floor in front of the stove)
At least four noses
A box containing nine vulvae, some of which were salted and one of which was tied with a ribbon

some very creative things to do I think you will agree!
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148 days ago

Review Icon GenghisTheHun reviewed William Quantrill in Bloodletters and Badmen: Gunmen of the (North) American West:
What is amazing about William Clarke Quantrill is that when he was killed, he was 27 years old! Think of all that legend and story that has grown up in his memory.

When I was 27, I had just graduated after seven years of higher education, gotten married and was starting out in life. Different times, different customs.

Some of the reviewers on RIA consider themselves a type of modern Quantrill when they attempt their guerrilla style attacks. Too bad that most are morons and have the bite potential of a toothless Pomeranian.
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194 days ago

Review Icon rustyep reviewed "The Riverside Killer" – William Suff, U.S. Serial Killer in Famous Criminal Nicknames:
I am the great-grandmother of cherie payseur.I never missed any of william suffs' court hearings yet when i viewed the articles on him from the beginning til now (i am notified every time he submits an appeal) and never knew or was informed that my great-granddaughter had been violated with a plunger in her vagina. regardless, i did not appreciate the extra information being placed out to the public nor do i appreciate not being informed of the severity of his cruelty and sick actions toward her or any fo the victims regardless of their "occupations" and drug involvement. I am glad he is not out there to harm and violate any one else. he is,was and will always be a demented/deranged individual and should be executed as per the law instead of being played with like all the other men and women on death row awaiting execution. i am very curious as the why the Supreme Court and appointed judges refuse or delay signing and appointing execution dates on william suff and the others waiting for execution. it is costing us money everyday they are in limbo as well as every day our governor is in office doing his cutbacks to cover his and the presidents misuse of the hardworking money that we have earned and the medical that we are entitled to.it just isn't fair! i honestly don't know what has gone wrong in our world today. we're damned of we do and damned if we don't....i also have read in many legal documentations where prisoners on death row are appealing because they have not received a date for their execution. why haven't they been dealt with and in a timely manner (as our court systems and law books say)?Texas doesn't play around. for that matter,alot of states are on it and by the book. California (the great and honest state of all states-snk-snk)doesn't appear to know its' a-- from it's brains. but then that is just my opinion and as they say "opinions are like assholes>everyone has one". well i still have plenty to say but i think this is enough because my heart can't take too much anger and excitement these days.
I thank you for letting me share my opinion on Suff and our government and wish you all a safe and great day and that may God keep you safe and in fair mind for all concerned.
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