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    Have there ever been murders that involved the killer dressing like a killer from a movie EX. Scream, Jason, Mike Meyers?

    Question #105787. Asked by TheRundown08. (May 23 09 5:27 PM)


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    		John Wayne Gacy committed most of his murders while he was dressed as a clown. Clowns appear through out show business and in "Batman" play the villian role "The Joker".

    http://crime.about.com/od/serial/p/gacy.htm

    May 24 09, 2:37 AM

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