10 Creepiest Things Serial Killers Have Ever Said

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Words that chill you to the bone... Join us as we delve into the disturbing minds of history's most notorious murderers through their own haunting statements. These chilling quotes reveal the twisted psychology and complete lack of empathy that allowed these individuals to commit their heinous acts without remorse.

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00:00The killing was just a means to an end. That was the least satisfactory part.

00:05Welcome to WatchMojo, and today we're looking at 10 of the creepiest things

00:09serial killers have ever said.

00:12Big deal. That's all we're going with, the territories. I'll see you in Disneyland.

00:19Number 10. Charles Manson.

00:22In the late 60s, a cult known as The Family began operating in San Francisco.

00:27Over the years, its leader, Charles Manson, would order his members to end the lives of plenty of people.

00:33Living is what scares me. Dying is easy.

00:37Although he was arrested several times during his cult reign,

00:40his most serious crimes did not occur until 1969.

00:44In an interview with MSNBC, Manson said he wouldn't feel a thing if he hurt the interviewer.

00:49He also denied being involved in any of the crimes they accused him of.

00:54I did not break the law. Jesus Christ told you that 2,000 years ago.

00:59And that is when he said one of his most chilling quotes.

01:02Believe me, if I started murdering people, there'd be none of you left.

01:09Manson was sentenced to life in prison in 1972.

01:14Number 9. Albert Fish.

01:16When you've tried all other thrills, what's left?

01:19Fish reportedly began to enjoy pain at a young age after being exposed to brutality.

01:24In 1890, he moved to New York,

01:27and that is when he would begin to carry out his crimes against many children.

01:31Fish could have easily passed for someone's grandfather.

01:34But this was not your average grandfather.

01:37A six-year investigation was launched when Fish ended a young life,

01:41and later sent an anonymous letter to the mother describing what he had done.

01:45It took me nine days to eat your entire body.

01:49He confessed to his crimes upon his arrest,

01:51and smiled during the gruesome detailed descriptions of his acts.

01:55In 1936, he was executed by electrocution,

01:59and said that he was looking forward to the thrill.

02:02Fish had even been looking forward to his electrocution.

02:05It'll be the supreme thrill.

02:08The only one I haven't tried.

02:10Number 8. Ian Brady.

02:11Ian Brady was a part of a boyfriend-girlfriend duo

02:14who carried out various crimes around Manchester between 1963 and 1965.

02:20According to his girlfriend,

02:21he first talked about ending someone's life in 1963.

02:25That same year, the couple finished off their first victim.

02:28Outwardly a normal couple, they became serial killers.

02:31Over the years, the two brutally ended the lives of five innocents.

02:36Their crimes eventually led to their arrest.

02:38When Brady and Hindley were arrested, they said nothing.

02:42Brady was diagnosed as a psychopath in 1985,

02:45and spent the rest of his life in a psychiatric hospital.

02:48He told a journalist that he had a better chance of contacting the dead than agreeing to an interview.

02:54Ian Brady now takes to his grave the truth about Keith Bennett's whereabouts.

02:59Number 7. James French.

03:01Born in 1936 in Illinois,

03:04James French ended the life of a motorist after he asked him for a ride.

03:08Strangely enough, French was determined to get a death sentence,

03:12which was denied by the jury.

03:14Sentenced to life, he shared his cell with inmate Eddie Lee Shelton.

03:18The two did not seem to get along, and French ended Shelton's life.

03:22Once again, French requested a death sentence

03:25after explaining he finished off Shelton to give enough reasoning for an execution.

03:29When on the chair, French's final words were directed at journalists.

03:33He suggested a headline pun for his passing.

03:37Number 6. Richard Ramirez.

03:40Richard Ramirez, aka the Night Stalker,

03:43was most known for ending the lives of over 13 people,

03:46and horrifically tormenting dozens more.

03:49He was most active between 1984 and 85,

03:52and was arrested that same year.

03:54With Ramirez in custody,

03:56officers would now come face to face with the killer for the first time.

04:00During his trial, Ramirez managed to gather a fan base of fellow Satan worshippers.

04:05It's also rumored that he orchestrated an attack on one of the jurors,

04:09which delayed the trial.

04:10After being sentenced to death,

04:12Ramirez refused to show any remorse.

04:15He was sentenced to death.

04:16He addressed the courtroom that it's really not a big deal,

04:19and that he'll see everyone in Disneyland.

04:21Big deal. That's how we went with the territories.

04:25I'll see you in Disneyland.

04:27Number 5. Jane Toppen.

04:30When you admit your ambition is to end the lives of more helpless people than anyone else,

04:35you know we have to put you on this list.

04:38Jane Toppen was a nurse who ended the lives of her patients

04:40by altering their dosage prescriptions.

04:43Jane Toppen was the proverbial bad seed,

04:46descended from a lineage of evil.

04:481895 was the year when Toppen started to poison people outside of her usual hospital setting.

04:55She wasn't arrested until 1901.

04:58And a year later, she confessed to ending the lives of 31 people.

05:02She was finally brought to justice in 1901,

05:06after she killed off the entire Davis family.

05:09But she also confessed she wished to have put a lot more on her tally,

05:13more than anyone else has ever done.

05:16That is my ambition, to have killed more people,

05:19more helpless people, than any man or woman who has ever lived.

05:26Number 4. Joe Matheny.

05:28Joe Matheny was a serial killer, sentenced to life without parole in 1998.

05:32However, he was already on trial in 1995,

05:36but the jury didn't have enough evidence to connect him to the passing of the victims.

05:41After his final arrest, Matheny admitted to executing 13 people,

05:45including the victims in the 1995 case.

05:48However, evidence and research only found 5 victims in total.

05:52He confessed that he enjoyed carrying out his acts,

05:55and didn't feel any remorse.

05:57This quote is pretty morbid,

05:59and it feels like we could be perfectly fine without knowing this fact.

06:03Number 3. Richard Kuklinski.

06:06Richard Kuklinski, aka The Iceman,

06:09was described as someone who took people's lives for profit.

06:12He got his nickname after he froze one of his victims

06:15in order to try to divert law enforcement from determining the time of their passing.

06:20Kuklinski had frozen the body in an industrial freezer.

06:23This was the murder that earned him the name of Iceman.

06:27Kuklinski gave several interviews after his crimes,

06:30and confessed to having caused the death of up to 200 men.

06:33Approximately, we'll go away.

06:35More than 100.

06:37He admitted he liked the hunt and the challenge,

06:40which was more important to him than the actual criminal act.

06:43He even got a thrill out of having more odds against him,

06:46because it gave him an opportunity to figure out how he'll carry out his act.

06:51Number 2. Jeffrey Dahmer.

06:53Last before least,

06:55it's the serial killer that ended the lives of 17 men between 1978 and 1991.

07:02Jeffrey Dahmer's crimes were so hideous.

07:04We can't even talk about them in a lot of detail here.

07:07Let's just say dissection and eating were involved.

07:10Ultimately, Dahmer wanted a partner he could completely control, dead or alive.

07:15By 1991, Dahmer was finishing off one person each week.

07:20During this time, he even came into contact with the police,

07:24who failed to do a check on him.

07:26In his quote,

07:27Dahmer revealed that ending people's lives wasn't satisfactory.

07:31He wanted control.

07:32Killing was just a means to an end.

07:34That was the least satisfactory part.

07:38In his words,

07:39he wanted to create living zombies out of his victims.

07:42I tried to create living zombies.

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08:02Number 1.

08:04Peter Curtin

08:04Curtin had been arrested almost 30 times before his final sentence.

08:09His criminal acts were especially gruesome.

08:12So much so that they were recounted in a book called The Sadist,

08:16which is considered a criminology classic.

08:19She believed him, 47-year-old Peter Curtin, to be the vampire.

08:23It's reported that by the time he was 10,

08:25Curtin ended the lives of two of his classmates.

08:28From committing petty crimes to brutal acts since he was little,

08:32Curtin was eventually sentenced to death and executed in 1931.

08:37Curtin was sentenced to death.

08:39He expressed remorse for his crimes.

08:41Just before he passed,

08:43he asked his psychologist whether he would still be able to hear the aftermath

08:46after he loses his head.

08:49To make things more creepy,

08:50he added that this would be the ultimate pleasure.

08:53What serial killer quote sends chills down your spine?

09:01Let us know in the comments.

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