25 Evil Serial Killers The FBI Want You To Forget About
Serial killers are among the most notorious and terrifying criminals in history. They prey on innocent victims, often with a twisted motive or a sadistic pleasure. Some of them gain notoriety after they're caught and brought to justice, while others are less known yet equally horrifying. Here are 25 evil serial killers the FBI wants you to forget about.
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0:00 Intro
0:20 Pedro Lopez
1:30 Yang Xinhai
2:30 Andre Chikatilo
3:20 Anatoly Onoprienko
4:10 Ahmad Suradji
4:56 Ali Asghar Borujerdi
5:33 Aileen Wournos
6:30 Edmund Kemper
7:28 Pedro Rodrigues Filho
8:19 Ramadan Abdel Rehim Mansour
9:10 Alexander Pichushkin
9:59 Hadj Mohammed Mesfewi
10:45 Moses Sithole
11:31 Wang Qiang
12:08 Raman Raghav
12:48 Javed Iqbal
13:34 Vasili Komaroff
14:46 Tiago Henrique Gomes De Rocha
15:46 Mohammed Bijeh
16:45 Daniel Camargo Barbosa
17:33 Fernando Hernandez Leyva
18:23 Elizabeth Bathory
19:00 Luis Garavito
19:41 Samuel Little
20:25 Michail Popkov
Serial killers are among the most notorious and terrifying criminals in history. They prey on innocent victims, often with a twisted motive or a sadistic pleasure. Some of them gain notoriety after they're caught and brought to justice, while others are less known yet equally horrifying. Here are 25 evil serial killers the FBI wants you to forget about.
#history #truestory #educationalpurposes #documentary
0:00 Intro
0:20 Pedro Lopez
1:30 Yang Xinhai
2:30 Andre Chikatilo
3:20 Anatoly Onoprienko
4:10 Ahmad Suradji
4:56 Ali Asghar Borujerdi
5:33 Aileen Wournos
6:30 Edmund Kemper
7:28 Pedro Rodrigues Filho
8:19 Ramadan Abdel Rehim Mansour
9:10 Alexander Pichushkin
9:59 Hadj Mohammed Mesfewi
10:45 Moses Sithole
11:31 Wang Qiang
12:08 Raman Raghav
12:48 Javed Iqbal
13:34 Vasili Komaroff
14:46 Tiago Henrique Gomes De Rocha
15:46 Mohammed Bijeh
16:45 Daniel Camargo Barbosa
17:33 Fernando Hernandez Leyva
18:23 Elizabeth Bathory
19:00 Luis Garavito
19:41 Samuel Little
20:25 Michail Popkov
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00:00Serial killers are among the most notorious and terrifying criminals in history.
00:04They prey on innocent victims, often with a twisted motive or a sadistic pleasure.
00:09Some of them gain notoriety after they're caught and brought to justice,
00:12while others are less known, yet equally horrifying.
00:15Here are 25 evil serial killers the FBI wants you to forget about.
00:1925. Pedro Lopez
00:20Pedro Lopez is a Colombian serial killer and rapist who claimed to have killed over 200 girls in South America.
00:26In 1969, he was arrested for car theft, and while in prison,
00:30he endured abuse that appeared to trigger a violent transformation.
00:34Initially, he sought vengeance and killed those who had assaulted him, claiming self-defense.
00:39When he was released in 1978, Lopez became a remorseless predator,
00:43targeting young girls across Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru.
00:47A year later, a flash flood exposed the bodies of four of his victims,
00:51and his attempt to adopt another girl was prevented, thanks to the girl's courageous mother.
00:55Within a short span, his body count reached triple digits.
00:59He was convicted of 110 murders, and confessed to an additional 240.
01:04He was nicknamed the Monster of the Andes for his horrific crimes.
01:09Shockingly, in 1994, Lopez was released for good behavior,
01:13given a $50 bail, and instructed to report to the police monthly.
01:17We don't know what the court system was expecting,
01:19but Lopez never reported to the police,
01:21and his whereabouts have remained unknown ever since.
01:24Lopez might have escaped his punishment, but that wasn't the case for Yang Xinhai.
01:2924. Yang Xinhai
01:31Yang Xinhai, known as the Monster Killer, was born on July 29, 1968.
01:37Yang Xinhai was known for being one of China's most prolific serial killers.
01:41He was convicted of murdering 67 people,
01:44and raping 23 women in several provinces in China,
01:47including Henan, Anhui, and Hebei.
01:49Between 1999 and 2003, Yang's crimes were extremely gruesome,
01:55and often involved home invasion, where he would break into people's homes and commit the murders.
01:59He used various weapons, including hammers and axes, to bludgeon his victims to death.
02:05His modus operandi included targeting couples and families,
02:08and he often killed multiple victims in a single home.
02:11Yang Xinhai was captured by the police in August 2003, after a lengthy manhunt.
02:16He was subsequently tried and found guilty of his numerous crimes.
02:20On February 14, 2004, he was executed by firing squad in Luohe, Henan Province, China.
02:27Just like Yang Xinhai, we have Andrei Chikatilo.
02:3023. Andrei Chikatilo
02:31Andrei Chikatilo, also known as the Butcher of Rostov,
02:35was a notorious Soviet serial killer who operated from 1978 to 1990.
02:39Born on October 16, 1936, in the Ukrainian SSR, Chikatilo committed a series of gruesome murders,
02:47primarily targeting young boys and girls.
02:50His modus operandi involved luring victims to secluded areas,
02:54where he would sexually assault and mutilate them, before killing them.
02:58Chikatilo's reign of terror ended in 1990, when he was arrested.
03:02He was tried and found guilty of 53 murders, although he later confessed to 56.
03:07On February 14, 1994, Andrei Chikatilo was executed by a single gunshot to the back of the head.
03:14Another serial killer that received their punishment through a gunshot was Anatoly Onoprienko.
03:1922. Anatoly Onoprienko
03:21Anatoly Onoprienko was a Ukrainian serial killer who was known as the Beast of Ukraine.
03:26Between 1989 and 1996, he committed a gruesome series of murders, primarily targeting rural communities.
03:34His victims included men, women, and children, and he often used firearms, bludgeons, or other weapons to kill them.
03:41Onoprienko's killing spree claimed the lives of at least 52 people.
03:45He showed no clear motive for his crimes, which added to the terror he instilled in the public.
03:50In 1996, he was apprehended by Ukrainian authorities, and subsequently put on trial.
03:56He was found guilty of his crimes and sentenced to death.
04:00Onoprienko was executed by firing squad in 1996.
04:04Fortunately, Anatoly wasn't the only serial killer to meet his end.
04:08There is Ahmad.
04:0921. Ahmad Suraji
04:11Ahmad Suraji was an Indonesian serial killer who terrorized his country in the 1980s and early 1990s.
04:18Born in 1949, he was a cattle breeder and a self-proclaimed shaman.
04:22Suraji believed that by drinking the saliva of 70 women, he would gain supernatural powers.
04:28To fulfill this horrifying ritual, he lured young girls to remote areas, buried them up to their waist, and strangled
04:35them to death.
04:36He buried the bodies in a sugarcane plantation, earning him the nickname The Sorcerer.
04:41In 1997, he was apprehended, confessed to 42 murders, and led authorities to the victim's shallow graves.
04:48Suraji was sentenced to death and executed in 2008.
04:52Another serial killer similar to Ahmad is Ali.
04:5520. Ali Asgar Borujerdi
04:57Ali Asgar Borujerdi was a serial killer and rapist who preyed on young boys in Baghdad and Tehran.
05:03He started his crimes at 14 and killed 25 victims in Iraq.
05:07When the search for him intensified, he fled to Iran and started to abuse and kill adolescent boys.
05:13He killed 8 more boys in Tehran.
05:15He was caught twice, but the first time, he was freed for lack of evidence.
05:19He confessed the second time and was executed in 1934.
05:23He was called Asgar the murderer by the public prosecutor, who said he had never seen such carnage.
05:28While Ali operated in Iraq, Aileen wreaked havoc in the United States.
05:3219. Aileen Wuornos
05:34Aileen Wuornos was born on February 29, 1956, in Rochester, Michigan.
05:40She was an American serial killer, who gained notoriety in the late 1980s and early 1990s.
05:46She had a troubled upbringing and was involved in prostitution and crime.
05:50She was convicted of murdering seven men in Florida between 1989 and 1990.
05:56Wuornos claimed that she killed these men in self-defense during attempted sexual assaults.
06:01In 1992, she was sentenced to death for the murder of Richard Mallory and received subsequent death sentences for the
06:08other killings.
06:09Wuornos' case garnered significant media attention, and her life story was portrayed in films and documentaries.
06:16She was executed by lethal injection on October 9, 2002, at the Florida State Prison,
06:22making her one of the few women in the United States to be executed for her crimes.
06:27Just like Aileen, Edmund targeted women.
06:2918. Edmund Kemper
06:31Edmund Kemper, also known as the co-ed killer, gained notoriety for his gruesome crimes.
06:36Born on December 18, 1948, in California, Kemper was a notorious American serial killer.
06:43He committed a series of murders, primarily targeting young women and female students in the early 1970s.
06:50His victims included his grandparents, six young women, and his mother, Clarnell Strandberg.
06:55Kemper's modus operandi involved picking up hitchhikers, usually students from the University of California, Santa Cruz,
07:02and then subjecting them to horrific violence, including sexual assault and murder.
07:07After each killing, he dismembered the bodies and engaged in necrophilia.
07:11He eventually turned himself in to the police in 1973, confessing to his crimes.
07:17In 1973, Kemper was convicted of eight counts of murder and sentenced to life in prison.
07:22Although he was confined in prison for life, he still lived.
07:25That couldn't be said for Pedro.
07:2717. Pedro Rodrigues Filho
07:29Pedro Rodrigues
07:30Filho was born on June 17, 1954, in Brazil.
07:34Filho claimed to have killed over 100 people, primarily targeting other criminals and individuals he believed had wronged him or
07:40his family.
07:41His first murder occurred at the age of 14, when he killed the vice mayor of his town in retribution
07:46for the murder of his father.
07:47He claimed to have killed over 70 people, primarily other criminals, as a form of vigilante justice for his father's
07:54murder and his mother's abuse.
07:56His motive was vengeance against those who wronged his family.
07:59Even when he was arrested and imprisoned, he continued killing gangsters in prison.
08:03In 2007, his sentence was reduced to 40 years, and he was released in 2007.
08:09However, members of the gang took their revenge on him and killed him a few months later.
08:13Another serial killer that suffered a similar fate to Pedro was Ramadan.
08:1716. Ramadan Abdelrahim Mansur
08:20Ramadan Abdelrahim Mansur, also known as Al-Turbini, was an Egyptian street gang leader and serial killer born around 1980,
08:27who terrorized Egypt for 7 years.
08:30He sexually assaulted and murdered at least 32 children and youth, primarily boys aged 10 to 14.
08:35Mansur's descent into violence began when he joined a street gang as a child.
08:39His gang mentors taught him survival skills, often resorting to physical punishment.
08:43Mansur frequently traveled between Cairo and Alexandria, targeting street children whom he lured onto train carriage roofs, where he would
08:50sexually assault, torture, and often kill them.
08:53The crimes came to light in 2006, when two of Mansur's gang members were arrested.
08:58Mansur and his accomplice, Farag Samir Mahmoud, were convicted and sentenced to death in 2007.
09:04Both were executed by hanging on December 16, 2010.
09:07Another terrifying killer is Alexander.
09:0915. Alexander Pichushkin
09:11Alexander Pichushkin, also known as the Chessboard Killer, is a Russian serial killer.
09:15Born on April 9, 1974, he gained notoriety for a gruesome murder spree in Moscow.
09:20Pichushkin's crimes spanned from 1992 to 2006, during which he claimed to have killed 48 people, though he was convicted
09:27of 48 murders.
09:28His modus operandi often involved luring his victims, mostly homeless men, into the Bitsa Park, offering them alcohol, and then
09:36bludgeoning them to death with a hammer or another blunt object.
09:39Pichushkin claimed that his goal was to commit a murder for each square on a chessboard, intending to complete all
09:4564 squares.
09:46In October 2007, he was found guilty of 48 murders and three attempted murders and sentenced to life in prison.
09:54Apart from Alexander, another killer that murdered recklessly was Hajj.
09:5814. Hajj Mohamed Mesfawi
10:00Hajj Mohamed Mesfawi, a serial killer from the late 1800s in Morocco.
10:04He was a cobbler by trade and lured young women to his place, where he drugged, killed, robbed, and disposed
10:11of their bodies.
10:12He hid their bodies in a pit under his shop or in his garden.
10:15He was caught after the parents of one of his victims traced her to his shop.
10:19Shockingly, the remains of 26 women were discovered buried beneath his cobbling shop, and an additional 10 victims were found
10:26under another property he owned.
10:28He confessed to his crimes and was sentenced to death by immurement, which means being walled up alive.
10:34He was sealed within a wall, where he cried for help for two days until they finally died.
10:39Immurement might seem like a fitting punishment for a serial killer, but it wasn't applied to Moses.
10:4313. Moses Sithole
10:45Moses Sithole is a South African serial killer who gained notoriety for his crimes in the mid-1990s.
10:51Born on November 17, 1964, in Voslouris, South Africa, Sithole was convicted of a series of brutal murders and sexual
11:00assaults in and around Johannesburg.
11:02His crimes, known as the ABC Murders, due to their occurrence in Atteridgeville, Boxburg, and Cleveland, involved the rape and
11:10murder of numerous young women.
11:12Sithole lured his victims with the promise of job opportunities, gaining their trust before murdering them.
11:18In 1997, he was sentenced to 2,410 days in prison for 38 murders, 40 rapes, and numerous other crimes.
11:27Moses was to South Africa, what Wang was to China.
11:3012. Wang Chiang
11:31Wang Chiang was born on January 16, 1975, in Kwandian Manchu Autonomous County, Liaoning, China.
11:37He was a notorious Chinese serial killer.
11:39He had an abusive father and lacked educational opportunities.
11:43Wang's descent into crime began on January 22, 1995, when he committed his first murder.
11:49He continued a reign of terror, culminating in his arrest on July 14, 2003.
11:54Wang was involved in 45 murders and 10 rapes, with some of his victims suffering post-mortem sexual assault.
12:00In November 2005, Wang was sentenced to death for his crimes.
12:04A similar sentence awaited Raman.
12:0611. Raman Raghav
12:08Raman Raghav, also known as Psycho Raman, was an infamous Indian serial killer who terrorized the city of Mumbai in
12:15the mid-1960s.
12:17He was responsible for a series of brutal murders.
12:19Raghav primarily targeted homeless people and slum dwellers, using crude weapons like stones and rods to bludgeon his victims to
12:27death.
12:27His killing spree was brutal and random, which spread fear throughout the city.
12:32Raghav was eventually apprehended by the police, and during his trial, showed no remorse for his actions.
12:38He was found guilty of multiple murders and was sentenced to life in prison.
12:42Our next serial killer wanted to leave on his own terms.
12:45Let me introduce you to Javed.
12:4710. Javed Iqbal
12:48Javed Iqbal was a Pakistani serial killer who gained notoriety for his heinous crimes.
12:53He is known for his raping and murder of over 100 boys in Lahore, Pakistan, during the late 1990s.
12:59Javed Iqbal, along with his accomplice Sajid, targeted young boys from impoverished backgrounds.
13:04After their capture in 1999, Javed Iqbal left behind a diary that contained a chilling confession and detailed the methods
13:11and motives behind his crimes.
13:13In his confession, he claimed to have strangled the victims and dissolved their remains in a Cid to eliminate any
13:19evidence.
13:19Javed Iqbal was arrested, tried, and sentenced to death, but his sentence was never carried out.
13:25He was found dead in his prison cell in 2001, reportedly by suicide.
13:30Unlike Javed, Vasily had to wait for his punishment.
13:339. Vasily Komarov
13:35Vasily Ivanovich Komarov was a Russian serial killer responsible for the murders of 29 people in Moscow between 1921 and
13:431923.
13:44Komarov was a former Red Army platoon commander, became a horse trader, and used his trade as a guise for
13:50luring victims to his home.
13:51He would offer them vodka and then proceed to kill them, using methods such as hammer blows or throat slitting.
13:57His wife, Sofia, became complicit in the murders.
14:00In February 1921, he started his killing spree, which continued for the next two years, resulting in at least 29
14:07deaths, although he later confessed to 33 murders.
14:10The police began to notice a pattern of bodies being disposed of in sacks of garbage in Moscow, leading to
14:16a two-year investigation.
14:18Komarov's abusive behavior was known to those close to the family, and he was finally arrested in early 1923, after
14:24police discovered a victim in his stable.
14:26Komarov admitted to killing 33 men, primarily motivated by robbery.
14:31He was sentenced to death, and he and his wife, Sofia, were executed by firing squad in Moscow on June
14:3718, 1923.
14:39Vasili received the punishment he deserves, but Tiago's punishment doesn't seem like it was enough.
14:458. Tiago Henrique GĆ³mez de Rocha
14:47Tiago Henrique GĆ³mez de Rocha, born on February 4, 1988, is a former security guard from Brazil who confessed to
14:56the murder of 39 people.
14:58His method involved approaching victims on a motorcycle, falsely shouting robbery, and then shooting them, although he didn't actually steal
15:05anything.
15:05His targets included homeless individuals, women, and homosexuals in GoiƔs, Brazil.
15:11Among his victims, the youngest was a 14-year-old girl, and 16 were women.
15:15GĆ³mez de Rocha came under police scrutiny after being caught riding a motorcycle with a fake license plate.
15:21Earlier, he had drawn attention when it was discovered that he was facing trial for stealing a motorcycle's number plate.
15:27GĆ³mez de Rocha claimed to have developed murderous urges after experiencing sexual abuse by a neighbor at the age of
15:3411.
15:34In May 2016, he was convicted of 11 murders and sentenced to 25 years in prison.
15:41However, Mohamed Bije didn't get any such punishment.
15:447. Mohamed Bije
15:45Mohamed Bije was an Iranian serial killer.
15:49Together with his accomplice, Ali Bagi, he lured young boys, aged 8 to 15, into the desert south of Tehran
15:56by promising them to hunt animals.
15:58They then raped and murdered them, sometimes using a stone on their heads.
16:02Bije was arrested in September 2004 after a boy escaped from his clutches and reported him to the police.
16:09He confessed to killing 16 boys, but the authorities suspected that he was responsible for more than 50 deaths.
16:15He was tried in a public court and sentenced to death by hanging, plus 100 lashes for each victim.
16:22On March 16, 2005, Bije was publicly executed in Pakdashd, near the site of his murders.
16:29He was flogged a hundred times by different judicial officials and then hanged by a crane in front of a
16:34crowd of about 5,000 people.
16:36He did not cry out or show any remorse during his execution.
16:40Just like Mohamed, Daniel received the punishment he gave his victims.
16:446. Daniel Camargo Barbosa
16:46Daniel Camargo Barbosa was a notorious Colombian serial killer who terrorized the country from the 1970s to the early 1980s.
16:54Born on January 22, 1930, he gained notoriety for his heinous crimes.
17:00Camargo primarily targeted young girls, luring them with promises of money or gifts, before brutally raping and murdering them.
17:07Camargo's reign of terror ended in 1989, when he was captured by Ecuadorian police.
17:12He confessed to the murders of over 70 girls.
17:14He was sentenced to just 16 years in prison, the maximum sentence allowed in Ecuador then.
17:20However, Camargo's life was cut short in 1994 when he was murdered in prison by a relative of one of
17:25his victims.
17:26However terrifying Daniel's crime was, Fernando's actions were more horrifying.
17:325. Fernando HernƔndez
17:34Leyva
17:35Fernando HernƔndez
17:36Leyva is a Mexican serial killer who was born in 1964.
17:40Over a 13-year period, he was arrested twice, but managed to escape from custody both times.
17:46He was finally arrested in 1999.
17:49He attempted to kill himself in prison, but failed.
17:52Leyva confessed to killing over 100 people and kidnapping 6 more, with crimes spanning multiple states.
17:57His chilling rationale was,
17:59I killed them all because I had to do it.
18:01I did not know how to do another thing.
18:03He was convicted in 1986 of 33 counts of murder across 5 Mexican states.
18:09However, Leyva confessed to a staggering body count of around 100 victims.
18:13He is currently serving his sentence and will be released in 2049 at the age of 84.
18:18Just like Fernando, Elizabeth had a crazy motive.
18:214.
18:22Elizabeth Bathory
18:23Elizabeth Bathory, also known as the Blood Countess, was a Hungarian noblewoman infamous for her alleged serial killings and acts
18:31of sadistic torture.
18:33She believed bathing in the blood of virgins would preserve her youth and beauty.
18:37Bathory abducted and killed numerous young girls, primarily from the lower social classes.
18:42Her cruelty reportedly knew no bounds, as she would beat, mutilate, and even bite her victims.
18:48Bathory was arrested, and although she was never put on trial due to her noble power,
18:52status, she was confined to her castle until her death.
18:55However, this next serial killer wasn't called a beast for nothing.
18:593.
19:00Luis Garavito
19:01Luis Garavito, known as La Bestia, is a Colombian serial killer who preyed on children during the 1990s.
19:08He was responsible for the rape, torture, and murder of at least 138 young boys,
19:14though the true number of victims may exceed 300.
19:17Garavito targeted vulnerable, impoverished children,
19:20luring them with offers of money and gifts before subjecting them to extreme brutality.
19:25In 2000, he was sentenced to 1,853 days in prison, which was later reduced due to his cooperation with
19:33authorities.
19:33His case stands as one of the most chilling examples of serial murder, leaving a horrifying legacy in criminal history.
19:39On our number 2, we have Samuel Little.
19:42Samuel Little was born on June 7, 1940, in Reynolds, Georgia.
19:46He was a notorious American serial killer who gained notoriety for his prolific and elusive decades-long criminal career.
19:53Little was convicted of murdering three women in 2014 and sentenced to life in prison.
19:58However, his true scope of violence became apparent when he started confessing to a string of cold cases while in
20:05prison.
20:06He claimed to have killed more than 90 people, predominantly women, across the United States.
20:11Little's detailed confessions, coupled with his photographic memory, aided law enforcement in solving many unsolved cases.
20:18He died in prison on December 30, 2020.
20:21On the top of the list, we have Mikhail Popkov.
20:24Mikhail Popkov, also known as the werewolf or Angarsk maniac, is a former Russian police officer turned notorious serial killer.
20:33Born on March 7, 1964, in the city of Angarsk, Popkov primarily targeted women, often prostitutes or those he considered
20:41immoral.
20:42Popkov's modus operandi involved luring his victims into his police car, where he would then rape and brutally murder them.
20:49He used various methods, including stabbing, strangulation, and bludgeoning, to kill his victims.
20:55In 2015, Popkov was finally apprehended and confessed to killing 22 people.
21:01Although the actual number of victims may be significantly higher, he was sentenced to life in prison for his heinous
21:06crimes.
21:07These are the 25 evil serial killers that the FBI wants you to forget about.
21:12But we must never forget their victims.
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