5 Terrifying CRIMINALS from the ‘90s

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5 Terrifying Criminals from the ‘90s

The 90s were a time for grunge, Doc Martens and Nintendo. While these things were innocent enough, lurking underneath this decade was a series of individuals commiting some of the most henous and horrendous acts imaginable. These are 5 Terrifying Criminals from the 90s.

5. Chester Turner

During the 80s and 90s at least five serial killers operated in Southern Los Angeles. But out of them, Chester Turner, is the one of the most prolific the city had ever seen.

4. Alexander Pichushkin

Considered as one of the most deranged and prolific serial killers in Russian history, Alexander “Sasha” Pichushkin is known as the “Chessboard Killer” and the Bitsa Park Maniac since he killed almost all his victims at Bittsevsky Park in Moscow.

3. Herb Baumeister

To the townspeople of Westfield, Indiana, Herb Baumeister was a successful entrepreneur and family man. The oldest of four children, Herb was considered “normal” during childhood but by adolescence something inside him had changed.

2. Michael Fourniret

A French national, Michael Fourniret was in his 60’s and lived with his wife, Monique and their baby son in a stunning historical home dubbed as the “Castle of Ardennes” located in Ardennes, France. Between 1987 and 2001, Michael stalked and killed nine people and left a multitude of molestation victims in his wake.

1. Cedric Maake

In just one year, between 1996 to 1997, Cedric Maake terrorized Johannesburg, South Africa. Police were baffled when several murders and assaults started popping up in two different clusters. The Brixton Murder and Robbery Unit of the South African Police Service thought they were dealing with two different murderers so they created two profiles based on the pattern.