Rhoads was known for touring the US in an 18 –wheeler equipped with a torture chamber in the back, and is believed to have raped, killed and tortured over 50 women, while only 3 victims have been confirmed. He was executed in the gas chamber of San Quentin State Prison on September 18, 1959. Shirley Ann Bradford was Glatman’s third victim, a model that he lured through an ad he placed in a San Diego newspaper.īy trolling Los Angeles modeling agencies, he would lure his victims to his hotel rooms where he would then tie them up, photograph them, kill them, and dump their bodies in the desert.

Judy Ann Dull was a 19 – year –old victim of Glatman, she agreed to pose for him because she was desperate to pay money for a lawyer in a child custody battle with her ex-husband. Glatman exhibited his anti-social behavior and sadomasochistic sexual tendencies from an early age, and began killing when he moved to Los Angeles and posed as a professional photographer. Known as “The Lonely Hearts Killer,” Glatman was an American serial killer active in the late 1950s. These pictures were never intended to see the light of day. Over the years, some photographs eventually resurfaced and became public. So to honor the lives of their victims, and to remind us of the sadism and savagery of their actions, here are the serial killers who chose to photograph their victims.

There are many reasons why serial killers keep “trophies” or “souvenirs“ of their victims.

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