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10 Cops Who Turned Out to Be Serial Killers

10 Cops Who Turned Out to Be Serial Killers

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we re examining the most notorious serial killers from around the world who worked in law enforcement in one capacity or another before or during their horrific crimes. Our countdown of cops who turned out to be serial killers includes Anthony Sully, Dennis Nilsen, Joseph James DeAngelo, and more! Which of these stories did you find the most shocking Interesting that two of the biggest murderers of the 20th century wore uniforms- Frank Fiorini Sturgis, presumed killer of JFK wore a Dallas police uniform, and Thane Eugene Cesar, killer of RFK wore a security guard uniform. Of course all the systematic death camp murders done in WW2 were done by people in uniforms. Probably the wtcs were demolitioned by peoiple in uniforms but only the future will reveal this to the public.
Date: 2023-12-12

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So many in law enforcement are really great at their jobs and all about safety and protection of others! But, So many are absolutely monsters in their personal lives. Things they would want to unalive someone for on the job, but go home and do the same things themselves. I'm talking drinking and driving, cheating, domestic violence, and so many stinking driving violations.
I know so many more bad cops at home then good ones at home. They need more mental health care and it needs to be mandatory. They put up with so many traumatic things, and even though they have REQUIRED therapist time, it's bare minimum and there is so much stigma when they use it, many dont actually take advantage of it.
There are way more good cops then bad cops. They do phenomenal things for our communities. They see the worst of people on their worst days and they gotta balance that somehow. They need the best services to keep their personal lives in line so they can succeed in all parts of their lives.

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One day soon, you ll hear a car pull up to your curb, an engine cut out. You ll hear footsteps coming up your front walk. Like they did for Edward Wayne Edwards, twenty-nine years after he killed Timothy Hack and Kelly Drew, in Sullivan, Wisconsin. Like they did for Kenneth Lee Hicks, thirty years after he killed Lori Billingsley, in Aloha, Oregon.
The doorbell rings.
No side gates are left open. You re long past leaping over a fence. Take one of your hyper, gulping breaths. Clench your teeth. Inch timidly toward the insistent bell.
This is how it ends for you.
You ll be silent forever, and I ll be gone in the dark, you threatened a victim once.
Open the door. Show us your face.
Walk into the light.
Michelle McNamara, I'll Be Gone in the Dark: One Woman's Obsessive Search for the Golden State Killer

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Thinking that these are people who have sworn to protect you, this is just awful And the most disturbing fact about serial kil lers is the mere dimension of their victims. There's nothing more gruesome for the invastigating officers than finally solving a case and arresting the criminal, hopefully thinking that its over, just to find out that there's the possibility of thrice as much unknown victims
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Unfortunately, the position of law enforcement attracts two types of people. good people who want to protect, and sociopaths with various psychopathies, who are there for themselves. Instead of investing in class action payouts cuz officer Dudley murdered a dozen brown people, why not invest in properly assessing and vetting these future armed constabulary?
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Hey series of Jack might ve been a cop since he knew the patrol times besides that s how he was able that could ve been why he was able to tackles victims at night plus London was very foggy at that time but of course they keep saying he s a Polish barber
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This hits close to home LITERALLY because GERARD JOHN SCHAEFER happened in my hometown of Stuart Florida. I have known several people that were friends of some of his victims. It is a tragic story, people to this day still talk about it.
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Even though I didn t realize the hidden message until I was a teenager Scooby-doo showed me that the real monsters were always just regular people even if they used another mask to cover up their intentions.
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It makes a horrific sort of sense - someone on the force would know more easily how to cover their tracks and/or who would help them to do so.
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With how dangerous California is nowadays, Joseph James DeAngelo's arrest was a breath of fresh air for many residents of the Golden State.
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Gee it s almost like serial killers BECOME cops specifically because they know cops will do anything to avoid prosecuting fellow cops
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It's just a couple of bad apples, don't defund the police, Power tends to corrupt; absolute power corrupts absolutely Lord Acton.
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Are there 10 account serial killers? Teachers? Engineers? Restaurant managers waiters? It seems the profession draws that sort.
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