However, for the true crime fans, this list of Black serial killers will be an informative journey of the macabre. In 2009, the state passed a bill making it easier to execute serial killers.
A recent article on The Advocate has an in-depth article about Baton Rouge’s history, especially relating to the 1990s and 2000s. Warning, this list is not for the faint of heart. When I began researching crimes that occurred in Louisiana, it became clear that Baton Rouge has a unique history with serial killers. The Carr brothers worked together to commit atrocities in December 2000. Who was the first Black serial killer? Who was the most infamous? Samuel Little was another of the infamous Black serial killers. Chester Turner, another of the most well-known Black serial killers, was convicted of more than a dozen murders in Los Angeles. He was found guilty of nine counts of murder and was handed nine death sentences. When Wallace was arrested in 1994, he made a full confession to police officers. Who is the most famous Black serial killer? Henry Louis Wallace is surely near the top of the list. Timothy Haslett Jr., a 39-year-old white man, has been charged with the rape, kidnapping, and assault of a 22-year-old Black woman who managed to escape captivity. On this list of murder cases involving Black or African American serial killers, some of these famous killers used guns others preferred knives. Many of the most notorious Black serial killers are serving life sentences in prison. However, there are at least 20 known Black serial killers in America. With semantics in mind, these are some of the most horrific murderers that have ever struck in Southern California.In the United States, the majority of documented serial killers are white men. The most recent definition from the FBI is "the unlawful killing of two or more victims by the same offender(s), in separate events." But strict definitions can’t address the grey area-for example, Charles Manson, an undeniably evil and maniacal orchestrator, is not technically considered a serial killer (yikes).
How many killings must one amass to be considered a “serial” murder as opposed to just an avid, excited one? Should the definition address the number of locations, or should there be a specified window of time in between events? Should the definition include a psychological motive? What defines a serial killer is up for debate. They each offer a different but equally upsetting look inside the twisted mind of a serial killer, including mass graves in the Hollywood Hills, and a man's proud first murder (of 33!) committed in Culver City. Throughout the years, some of the most horrific mass killings have centered around Los Angeles (lucky us).
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