True Crime Serial Killers by Exton, Joseph

fit Albert’s physique. Albert was sentenced to death after Grace’s murder was brought to light. He pleaded insanity and the psychiatrists who checked him agreed; they stated that Albert’s dominant religious beliefs made him assume that if he sacrificed children, then he would be forgiven. “Totally unfit to live in society” was the psychiatrists’ decision. Before he was electrocuted, he sent a letter to his lawyer, detailing the other crimes he committed. When the lawyer, James Dempsey, was asked to reveal the contents of the letter, he refused, telling the public that they wouldn’t want to know the vile acts his previous client performed... To date, it is assumed that Albert killed hundreds of young children but of course there are some doubts. Because it happened almost a century ago, gathering clues would be near impossible... Chapter 2 – Yoo Young – Chul and His Human Meals Yoo Young – Chul was perhaps one of the most famous modern cannibals in Asia. He served as a perfect example of how childhood experiences could affect the view of a person once he reached his adult years. Born in 1970, Yoo had a heartbreaking childhood. He was the youngest of all his siblings, a fact which drove his parents to neglect him – after all, they had already cared for his older brothers and sisters; the novelty of a new baby had already worn off. Both the parents worked blue collar jobs; each day was a challenge on how they would make ends meet. Just after Yoo was born, the couple separated. W