This blog will discuss murderers, serial killers, and all things macabre. Some girls have an obsession with cooking, or makeup, or gardening or travel...and while all of those topics are of interest to me...to be honest, aren't there enough blogs on those particular subjects? I would like to shake things up a bit. I've always had a fascination with murderers and serial killers, their back stories, their killing rituals, how they got caught...IF they got caught. I will be doing my very best to piece together any and all knowledge on every serial killer which I choose to feature here in this blog. I will even include photos of crimes scenes when available. I hope that anyone reading this blog will learn some things about a killer you've never heard of, or some new things about your favorite killer (if you've gotten this far into my explanation, I'm going to assume that you have just as big an interest in this subject matter as myself) At any rate, I hope you enjoy this blog as much as I will enjoy putting it together for you. Please feel free to share any of my posts, and give me a follow/subscribe! So here's to the creepy, macabre, and downright despicable! Happy reading!
Let’s jump right into it shall we? We will start with Kemper’s backstory/troubled childhood. Born Edmund Emil Kemper III on December 18 th 1948 in Burbank, California. Kemper was the middle child to Clarnell Elizabeth Kemper and Edmund Emil Kemper II. Kemper’s father was a WW2 veteran, and after the war he tested nuclear weapons in the Pacific Proving Grounds, before returning to California and working as an electrician. Kemper’s mother [who was known as a raging alcoholic] often criticized his father’s job, stating that it was “menial.” Kemper’s father once stated “suicide missions in wartime and the later atomic bomb testings were nothing compared to living with Clarnell.” He also stated that she affected him “as a grown man more than 396 days and nights of fighting on the front did.” Kemper was very aware of his parents’ issues, and I believe it was definitely a component to his later behavior. Kemper was a very large person, when he was born he weighed 13lbs and by the age o...
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