The Most Evil People in Human History

kagayaki dijo:
John Wayne Gacy. 33 murder charges from 1972-1976 while masquerading as a clown. His last words? "Kiss my ass! You'll never find the rest!" (referring the bodies of his other victims)
Lets not talk about that sick fuck. Clowns are freaky enough as is.
 
Judge Holden dijo:
Now allow me to blow all of these outta the water

Lavrentiy Beria

Stalins executioner and most brutal enforcer, whom Stalin directly termed as "our Himmler", and who was basically a cross between Himmler and Ted Bundy. Even in the earliest days of the USSR he made a name for himself as an especially ruthless and brutal enforcer, who carried out mass executions on whim during the country's civil war. When Stalin took over and began ordering things like the great purge and the imprisonment and murder of millions, it was Beria who oversaw and carried them out as well as being the mastermind behind the gulag system.

Why was he any different from the other dictators and scumbags? Because he balanced out this more "distant" evil with being a terrifyingly prolific serial killer and rapist, complete with a rape/torture dungeon uncovered a few years ago. Using his utter impunity he would regularly abduct and rape young teenage girls, as well as blackmailing women with threats to send them and their relatives to the gulags to ensure their silence. Any who resisted were murdered and their bodies either dumped in the aforementioned dungeon or buried in his garden.
Apparently his actions were so infamous within the Soviet government that Stalin tried to keep his daughter as far away from him as possible.
 
The Kim family faggots from North Korea. I don't think I need to even state what they even did since we have a whole thread on them.

Then there's the Salem Witch Trials.
 
Pikonic dijo:
Say what you want about Hitler but he saved Germany from falling apart from the Treaty of Versailles from WWI. Not all his actions are justifiable but some were, he did it for his country.

:|
 
Holdek dijo:
Pikonic dijo:
Say what you want about Hitler but he saved Germany from falling apart from the Treaty of Versailles from WWI. Not all his actions are justifiable but some were, he did it for his country.

:|
Also don't forget bringing the German economy to the highest in Europe around 1935, within 2 years, or what about Volkswagen?
 
Richard Allen Davis http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Allen_Davis
Joe Jackson (Michael's dad, not the singer)
Kit Culkin, father of Macaulay Culkin
Dina and Michael Lohan
Ted Bundy
Carl Panzram http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carl_Panzram
Idi Amin
Joel Steinberg http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joel_Steinberg
Lois Jurgens. Simply reading what she did to her adopted children would make any pro-lifer cringe. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Dennis_Jurgens
Andrew Cunanan
Anders Brevik
Adam Lanza
Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold

That's all that come to mind.
 
SlowInTheMinds dijo:
Judge Holden dijo:
Now allow me to blow all of these outta the water

Lavrentiy Beria

Stalins executioner and most brutal enforcer, whom Stalin directly termed as "our Himmler", and who was basically a cross between Himmler and Ted Bundy. Even in the earliest days of the USSR he made a name for himself as an especially ruthless and brutal enforcer, who carried out mass executions on whim during the country's civil war. When Stalin took over and began ordering things like the great purge and the imprisonment and murder of millions, it was Beria who oversaw and carried them out as well as being the mastermind behind the gulag system.

Why was he any different from the other dictators and scumbags? Because he balanced out this more "distant" evil with being a terrifyingly prolific serial killer and rapist, complete with a rape/torture dungeon uncovered a few years ago. Using his utter impunity he would regularly abduct and rape young teenage girls, as well as blackmailing women with threats to send them and their relatives to the gulags to ensure their silence. Any who resisted were murdered and their bodies either dumped in the aforementioned dungeon or buried in his garden.
Apparently his actions were so infamous within the Soviet government that Stalin tried to keep his daughter as far away from him as possible.

Looks like Stalin was too immersed in his work to pay attention, when this photo was taken:

Lavrenti_Beria_Stalins_family.jpg


SlowInTheMinds dijo:
Holdek dijo:
Pikonic dijo:
Say what you want about Hitler but he saved Germany from falling apart from the Treaty of Versailles from WWI. Not all his actions are justifiable but some were, he did it for his country.

:|

Also don't forget bringing the German economy to the highest in Europe around 1935, within 2 years, or what about Volkswagen?

Well when you're confiscating Jewish assets, using slave labor, and creating a war economy built on conquering the continent...
 
The Undertaker, man. He is the essence of pure evil, brother. However, with the power of Hulkamania, the Hulkster was able to defeat him at This Tuesday in Texas!
 
SlowInTheMinds dijo:
Holdek dijo:
Pikonic dijo:
Say what you want about Hitler but he saved Germany from falling apart from the Treaty of Versailles from WWI. Not all his actions are justifiable but some were, he did it for his country.

:|
Also don't forget bringing the German economy to the highest in Europe around 1935, within 2 years, or what about Volkswagen?
And he's the man who killed Hitler!
 
Andrei Romanovich Chikatilo
When Slayer writes a song about somebody, that means they've done something really fucked up.
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Body count
Laying down mutilated
It's your time to die
Desolate
Lurk your satisfaction climax with your death
All alone
You're praying intimidated with my lust for fear
Dehumanise
Crying out stimulated
Your screams fill my soul

Systematic death
A physical fear
Psychopathy Red
After death gratification!

Graphic dreams
Played out fuckin sick
Can't control the urge
Innocent
Drop dead suicidal pain that I posess
Vendictive
Past crimes incidious
This is my redemption
Violate
Force down penitrate as reflecting horror

Systematic death
A physical fear
Psychopathy Red
After death gratification!

Perversion
Slow death agonising
Stab around the eyes
Flowing blood
Will take (somthing)pleasure
Eclipsing our reason
Whiping burn
In high imitation
Scream for an act in vein
All of these cuts
Bled out hopelessly
Now I'm an act of rage!

Systematic death
A phusical fear
Psychopathy Red
After death gratification!

A Soviet serial killer that murdered an estimate of 56 people. He would murder his victims then masturbate onto the bodies. The only way for him to get an erection was from murder. During the trial, Chikatilo was kept in an iron cage in a corner of the courtroom to protect him from attack by the many enraged and, often, hysterical relatives of his victims. Chikatilo repeatedly interrupted the trial, exposing himself, singing, and refusing to answer questions put to him by the judge.

He killed men, women, boys and girls all equally. He didn't give a shit who he killed so long as he was able to get off afterwards.
 
Ian Brady and Myra Hindley

These two committed murders in Greater Manchester, UK during the 60's. They were nicknamed the Moors Murderers because they buried their victims on the Saddleworth Moor. Five children aged between 10 and 17. Four have since been located, but they've never revealed the location of the fifth, and his mother died recently without learning the truth. Myra Hindley died in 2002. Brady is still alive and keeps trying to be transferred out of the psychiatric unit he's kept in so that he can starve himself to death.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moors_murders

Ariel Castro as well.
 
Jon Venables and Robert Thompson rank pretty high on my list of the evil people in existence (and unfortunately they're still alive, and one of them is A FREE MAN; talk about injustice served). What did they do that was so evil? They lured a 2-year-old boy away from his parents, beat and tortured him, and left him to die on a train track so he would be run over by an oncoming train. Read this and you will greatly question your faith in justice and the rule of law:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_James_Bulger
 
Harold Shipman is pretty high up there. The only British Doctor found guilty of murdering his patients. Around 250 murders have been ascribed to him making him the single most prolific serial killer in British legal history. His modus operandi was to inject his elderly patients with diamorphine and then forge their medical records in order to make it out that they were in poor health. He was only caught after the daughter of his last victim was informed of her mother's will, which made out a significant amount of money to Harold Shipman and was very likely forged. He was tried for 15 murders but the number that he actually committed is likely to be much higher. He managed to kill himself once he was locked away in prison, and his motive for killing all his elderly patients will never be known.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harold_Shipman
 
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