20 Serial Killers Questions | Criminals Trivia Quiz

Answer: Vampire of Sacramento

Chase killed six people, one of whom was a pregnant woman in Sacramento, California in 1977-1978. He was sentenced to death.

Answer: Cease to Exist

Manson wrote the song "Cease to Exist," which Dennis Wilson of the Beach Boys changed to "Never Learn Not To Love" and edited the lyrics changed the phrase "cease to exist" to "cease to resist."

Answer: Italian grocers

The Axeman was responsible for the attempted murders of at least nine couples, the vast majority of which were Italian grocers and their wives. He was never officially caught, though a man by the name of Joseph Mumfre was a strong suspect. Why the Axeman despised Italian grocers was never revealed.

Answer: arsenic

The "Angel Makers of Nagyrev" were women of a small Hungarian town called Nagyrev. They poisoned lovers, husbands, rivals, family members, and others during World War I. Mrs. Julius Fazekas, the ringleader, boiled heaps of fly paper to obtain arsenic, which she distributed to the women of Nagyrev.

After nearly 15 years of murder, seven women were hanged. Fazekas poisoned herself to avoid prosecution.

Answer: Myra Hindley

Ian Brady and Myra Hindley are a classic 'killer couple' case.

Answer: 27

Dean Corll and his partners, Wayne Henley and David Brooks, buried their victims in Corll's boat shed. One more victim, Joseph Lyles, was found by chance ten years after the police terminated their search.

Answer: shoes

Brudos developed a foot fetish early in childhood when he brought home a pair of women's high heels from the dump. He showed them to his mother, who punished Jerry severely.

Answer: Harvey

The dog's name was Harvey. Berkowitz's neighbor, Harvey's owner, was named Sam Carr.

Answer: Lynette Fromme

On September 5, 1975, Lynette "Squeaky" Fromme, then 26, pointed a Colt .45 at President Gerald Ford and pulled the trigger at point-blank range. Fortunately, the gun misfired, and bystanders were able to tackle Fromme.

Answer: Andrei Chikatilo

Andrei Chikatilo was more commonly known as the "Rostov Ripper." He was convicted of the killing of 52 people between 1979 to 1990 in the southeast of what was then the USSR.

Answer: Czinkota

When Bela Kiss left his hometown of Czinkota to fight in World War I, seven bodies were found in barrels in his attic. Seventeen more barrels, all containing bodies including those of his wife and her lover, were found in the surrounding countryside. Kiss deserted the army by switching his papers with those of a dying soldier, convincing the world he was killed in action.

He was reportedly seen several times in New York City, but each time Kiss managed to escape. The real fate of Bela Kiss remains a mystery even today.

Answer: Autumn of Terror

Jack the Ripper's first victim, Polly Nichols, was killed on Friday August 31, 1888. His last, Mary Kelly, was murdered on November 9, 1888. His killing spree was called the "Autumn of Terror."

Answer: Aileen Pittman

Aileen Wuornos was born Aileen Pittman in Rochester, Maine. Her maternal grandparents adopted her, giving her the name Wuornos. She was a prostitute who killed six men in Volusia County, Florida. She was executed by lethal injection on October 9, 2002.

Answer: red

Cunanan stole William Reese's '95 red Chevy pickup. He went on to murder, among others, fashion designer Gianni Versace. He committed "suicide by cop" in Miami, Florida.

Answer: Herbert Mullin

Kemper and Mullin's murders both occurred in Santa Cruz, which became known as "Murderville USA."

Answer: Pogo

Gacy did so much work for children that he even had his picture taken with First Lady Rosalyn Carter (before they dug up his basement, of course)!

Answer: Billy Glaze

Billy Glaze, himself a Native American, believed all Native American women should be killed.

Answer: Mary Ann Robson

Cotton, married four times, killed all but one of her husbands and many of her children, as well as various other neighbors, friends, and relatives.

Answer: Erzebet Bathory

Many people claim Dr. Harold Shipman, who is responsible for as many as 400 murders, to have replaced Pedro Alonso Lopez, the "Monster of the Andes," as the world's most prolific killer, with 400 murders to Lopez's 300. However, nether of these two criminals ever truly held that title. Erzebet Bathory, a Hungarian Countess of the 1500s, is, in fact, the world's worst killer.

Called the "Blood Countess", Erzebet documented tormenting and killing over 650 girls and women. Many accounts state that the countess murdered the girls and bathed in or drank their blood, believing it would keep her skin youthful and healthy.

However, all that has been proved about Erzebet is that she was a terrible sadist who enjoyed torturing her victims. Erzebet was eventually caught when she turned to killing noblewomen.

She was imprisoned in her own castle, where she died in 1614.

Answer: 19

Ramirez, more commonly known as "The Night Stalker," reportedly remarked "Death comes with the territory... see you in Disneyland," upon hearing his sentence.