The state of Maryland has been at the forefront with recent updates on two major serial killer cases. The state has been wrestling with a string of heinous crimes, highlighting both cold cases and active investigations.
The Dark Legacy of Garry Artman: A Truck Driver
Garry Artman, a truck driver captured for his part in the murder of Dusty Shuck earlier this month outside Jefferson, Maryland, may have been an even more prolific criminal. Artman, who has since died in jail, confessed to the killing of Shuck and suggested he had yet more victims. The long-haul trucker was a road warrior who crisscrossed the country, and authorities were known to pay particular attention when such men are nabbed in serial killings because many of them have been linked by law enforcement to other unsolved murders nationwide.
Rachel Morin’s Tragic Murder
The killing last Friday of 37-year-old Rachel Morin’s body, found near the Ma & Pa Heritage Trail in Bel Air, Maryland, has done nothing to quell fears that a serial killer may be on the loose — quite the opposite. The level of violence used during Morin’s murder suggests they could realize the will to kill again, according to Harford County Sheriff Jeff Gahler. An analysis of the DNA found at the crime scene has matched it to a suspect in an earlier home invasion from Los Angeles. The search remains for a 20s-to-30s Hispanic man with muscles.
Born Evil Reviewed: NETFLIX (TRIGGER WARNING)
Now, a new docuseries titled “Born Evil: The Serial Killer and the Savior,” produced by Michael Bay, takes on serial killer Hadden Clark — an American serving two consecutive 30-year sentences. The Warrensburg native is a convicted serial killer who was sentenced to 75 years in prison for the murders of six-year-old Michele Lee Dorrin and, at age twenty-three, Laura Houghteling.
The series then explores Clark’s difficult past, during which she endured incredibly severe dysfunction within her family and experienced a number of mental health issues. That behaviour worsened after Clark was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia, and he went on to commit violent acts. It examines his confessions, which detail some of his kills and accuses him of more murders.
The Confessions – and their effect
Clark’s confessions to his cellmate, Jack Truitt — whom he thought was Jesus Christ himself and from whom Clark hoped for the forgiveness of all his sins should have spurred more questions regarding additional victims. The docuseries features never-before-seen interviews and taped phone conversations with Clark as well as law enforcement and victims’ families. The study takes on the issue of how Clark’s struggle with depression and anxiety might have played a part in his shooting up Kenya.
Reception and Critiques
This film has turned heads due to the dramatic and psychological take on Clark’s life of crime, appropriately named “Born Evil.” Although fans lauded the series for its “fresh take” on true crime, it did come under fire over how certain parts were executed and presented. However, it still hopes to provide insight into Clark’s mind and what leads him to commit such heinous acts.
These cases are a reminder of the difficulty law enforcement faces in solving serial crimes and why these investigations never really end.
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Are serial killers born or made evil?
The debate on whether serial killers are born or made involves both genetics and environment. Some argue that traits present from a young age indicate a natural predisposition to violence, as seen in cases like Jeffrey Dahmer. Others believe that childhood trauma, abuse, and mental health issues are key factors in developing violent behavior. Overall, it’s widely accepted that both genetic and environmental factors contribute to the development of serial killers.
Who is the worlds most evil serial killer?
While there’s no definitive “most evil” serial killer, some of the most notorious include:
- Harold Shipman: British doctor who killed at least 218 patients.
- Pedro Alonso López: Colombian “Monster of the Andes” who confessed to over 300 murders.
- John Wayne Gacy: American killer who murdered at least 33 young men and boys.
- Luis Garavito: Colombian “La Bestia” who confessed to 140 murders, possibly over 300.
- Andrei Chikatilo: Soviet “Rostov Ripper” who killed at least 52 people.
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