I never met an actual killer, but I met a guy that played one in movies.

:D you're turning into quite the kitchen ninja latley

My dad killed lots of Vietnamese soldiers.

i once killed three men with a spork - - - it was ugly, but it had to be done - damnit

BAH HAHAHAHAHA o man haha that was the best one yet.

Although I never met a "famous Serial Killer" I have been around hundreds of murderers and one famous convict. I spent 14 years working in a maximum security prison and met Tony Koritsis (sp) the older members may remember him as the guy that wired a double barrelled shotgun around a bankers neck and duct taped his hand to the gun. parading him around infront of the news cameras for hours. He was housed in the Institutional Infirmary in a isolation room for years because he refused to submit to a physocological test. He actually was a nice guy to talk to, seemed very bright...albeit a bit on the "odd" side. A little guy always walking around holding his bad back with his hair always uncombed and sticking straightout like bozo the clown.

As far as murderers go, a couple of highlights were:
A guy that killed his daughter because she was unable to spell "butterfly".

A young guy (named Kamayadi) who, along with his sister, killed his mother and father, cut them up with an axe and stored the body parts in a chest freezer.

when my father worked in Iraq for a constuction company i lived with my family 4 years there
when the building was finished SADDAM came to open the building
and :D :D :D i was there as 6 years old boy
he gave me gentle hair touch with his hand :D :D :D

does it count????
:rolleyes:

Oh yeah Komi that counts bigtime. Congrats on getting out alive

I work at a supermax prison as a mental health therapist. I've worked with a hitman/serial killer who could dead lift (yes pun intended) close to 1000 lbs (claims over 35 kills -- I once asked him what it felt like to break someone's neck; I worked with the axe murderer of Denver; I've worked with a man who shot up a chucky cheese cause he got fired; I worked with a serial rapist murderer who never got caught for the murders; I worked with a guy who'd go out and kill prostitutes in then bury them in his backyard; I worked with a man who killed a 4 year old and then came to prison and killed a correctional officers; worked with several cop killers; I worked with a man who murdered several women throughout his life;

something interesting: with a few exceptions most murderers and serial killers look like real dorks who probably got laughed at alot in grade school -- which is probably part of the problem.

I also spent a year working with juvenile boys and worked with several that were serial rapists and at least one serial killer under the age of 18.

and here's the fun part -- since I'm a mental health worker I'm get to spend a lot of time interviewing these guys.

Only yesterday, my g/f and I were shopping in the local supermarket where we saw a man recently released from prison for murdering his wife and staging her death as suicide. He had left her body for their kids to find.
Disturbingly he was carrying a bunch of flowers and a box of chocolates, both of us were praying he wasn't on a date or something.