“ I am being groomed to serve Satan,” he claimed. I don’t see them as individuals, but just as masses.” No love, no hatred, just blind indifference. “I have never felt sorry for those I killed. “Men, women, old people, children, they are all the same,” Onoprienko told Franchetti. By the time he was imprisoned, he had earned the nickname The Beast of Ukraine. He had slaughtered 52 people over the course of 7 years. “To me, killing people is like ripping up a duvet,” Anatoly Onoprienko told journalist Mark Franchetti. He told the police, “I’m the worst piece of crap on the planet.” 7Anatoly Onoprienko Now, behind bars, Bernardo doesn’t seem to feel that power anymore. “That’s what I had back then, so I used sex as a vice.” His rapes, he claims, were a way for him to overcome his anxiety about sexual performance.
I remember the first time I went waiting at Mother’s Pizza, I was so scared to walk up to the table.” “I don’t want to swing because I know I’m gonna miss. “I was the type of guy who would freeze at baseball plays,” he told the Court of Appeals. From there, the two went on to do the same to girls across the country.ĭespite the “Ken” label in the media, Bernardo credits his cruelty to a childhood of insecurity. As a Christmas gift to her new husband, Karla let Paul rape and murder her own sister. They had been labeled the “Ken and Barbie Killers” by the media for their wholesome good looks and their twisted murders. This was 11 years after he and his wife, Karla Holmoka, were arrested. “It’s all power and control,” Paul Bernardo told police while trying to appeal his sentence. “I’m not saying it caused me to go out and do certain things.” Instead, pornography simply “helped mold and shape the kinds of violent behavior” that would take over his life. “I’m not blaming pornography,” Bundy said. “Once you become addicted to it . . . You keep looking for more potent, more explicit, more graphic kinds of materials . . . Until you reach the point where the pornography only goes so far, you reach that jumping-off point where you begin to wonder if . . . if maybe doing it will give you that which is just beyond reading about it and looking at it.” “It fuels this kind of thought process,” Bundy claimed. By sifting through their trash, he and his friends would find “pornographic books of a harder nature.” “The people would dump the garbage and whatever they’re cleaning out of the house and from time to time,” he said. It led him to seek out harder and harder stuff. Instead, he blamed his change on finding softcore pornography at drug stores when he was 12 years old. “I grew up in a wonderful home with two dedicated and loving parents.” He was not, he explained, the product of a bad childhood. He wanted to explain why he’d ended up the way he did. “What’s going through my mind right now,” Ted Bundy told the evangelist, “is to use the minutes and hours that I have left as fruitfully as possible.” Creating my own little world where I had the final say.”ġ7 hours before his execution, Ted Bundy sat down with Rev. “I ended up doing what I did as my way of feeling in complete control. After the second time, it seemed like the compulsion to do it was too strong, and I didn’t even try to stop it after that.”Ĭannibalizing his victims, he said, “made me feel like they were a permanent part of me. . . It gave me a sexual satisfaction to do that.” Once he killed his first victim, Dahmer said, “it just seemed like it had control of my life from there on in. “Around age 14 or 15, I started having obsessive thoughts of violence intermingled with sex, and it just got worse and worse,” he explained. In part, that helpless feeling came from his struggles with his homosexuality. Being able to keep them there as long as I wanted.”Īs a child, Dahmer struggled with a sense of powerlessness. “I just wanted to have the person under my complete control,” Dahmer said. Over the course of 13 years, he raped, murdered, dismembered and cannibalized men-choosing, in his words, “the best-looking guys” that he could find. In his case, killing really was just a small part of his crimes. “The killing was just a means to an end,” Jeffrey Dahmer told a reporter for MSNBC.
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