SERIAL KILLERS MIDDLE NAME LEE SERIAL

One scary possibility here is that if there are that many serial killers in a low-IQ vicinity like South Central, then there must be a heckuva lot more of them in a higher-IQ vicinity. 'Could you imagine it in Beverly Hills? Palos Verdes?'īy the way, in case you are wondering, since there has long been the assumption that serial killers are white, I looked up this Daniel Lee Siebert name from the article as the most likely to be white, and I think he was white.Ī while back, La Griffe du Lion wrote an essay about this.īasically the idea was that even though Blacks & Hispanics have a much higher propensity for violence, their criminality bell curves are nevertheless much sharper, whereas the White criminality bell curve is much flatter, so that at the far right tail, the White curve eventually swamps the Black and Hispanic curves. 'Could you imagine - more than 100 women killed and nobody notices?' said Margaret Prescod, who founded an organization 24 years ago to press for a more aggressive response to the killings and now hosts a radio show. The rapes and murders of dozens of young women were, effectively, lost in the crime wave. there were so many people being killed, almost all of them from the margins of society, that it was difficult for neighbors or police to pinpoint any patterns. While the more publicized cases had distinctive hallmarks, in South L.A. By contrast, few people in South L.A., including parents of victims, were even aware of a serial killer operating in their neighborhood - much less five or more. Those other crimes were notorious sagas that gained national attention and had parts of the metropolis in a state of panic. That would mean at least seven serial killers were preying on women in the same neighborhood at roughly the same time.ĭuring the years in which they were active, the South Los Angeles killers never earned the noir nicknames of the region's other infamous killers - the Night Stalker, the Hillside Strangler. he died in prison, at 53, in 2008.īiological evidence suggests that at least two more men, who have not been apprehended, were each responsible for at least four more deaths, officials said. And Daniel Lee Seibert confessed to killing 13 across the United States, two of them in South L.A. Michael Hughes, 54, was accused of killing eight, four in South L.A. Louis Craine was convicted of strangling four women between 19 he later died in prison, at 31. Turner, 43, is on death row after raping and strangling 10 women, one of whom was six months pregnant. So far, police have positively linked 30 of those deaths to five men:įranklin, 57, has been charged with 10 counts of murder. and the surrounding neighborhoods, police say. The celebrations served to obscure, once again, a terrible truth about South Los Angeles: During a 10-year period beginning in 1984, multiple serial killers operated there, all of them targeting young, poor, African American women.Īll told, between 19, more than 100 women, almost all African American, were killed by men targeting more than one victim in South L.A. allegedly the long-sought Grim Sleeper - prompted jubilation and noisy public pronouncements. The recent arrest of another man accused of being a serial killer active in that era, Lonnie David Franklin Jr.

Serial Killers Middle Name Lee