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  1. Aug 7, 2022 · For example, Rodney Alcala and Harvey Glatman offered to photograph their victims before murdering them. Others, like Robert Ben Rhoades or Jeffrey Dahmer, simply seemed to enjoy using photography to document their vile crimes. Above, look through 23 harrowing photos taken by serial killers.

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    • Ted Bundy Crime Scene Photos. These tools were discovered in the back of Ted Bundy's VW Beetle on Aug. 21, 1975. He was arrested after this discovery and charged with murder, but he managed to escape custody twice and kill several more women, including 12-year-old Kimberly Leach.
    • Ted Bundy. The skull of Ted Bundy's ninth victim, Denise Naslund, discovered by two hunters near Issaquah, Washington.
    • Ted Bundy. Police assess the scene of one of Ted Bundy's many crimes.
    • Richard Speck. Pictured is one of the eight nurses murdered by serial killer Richard Speck as she is taken away on a gurney, July 1966. Speck's mass murder spree lasted one night when he broke into a community hospital and killed every student nurse there he could get his hands on.
  2. Jan 11, 2018 · The Cielo Drive murders, also known as the “Manson Family Murders,” were some of the most notorious and shocking killings to have ever occurred.

  3. Oct 26, 2017 · A macabre genealogy stretches from Mme Debeinche to the reproductions of crime-scene photos that proliferate in true-crime documentaries and dramas today.

  4. Sep 23, 2024 · Revisiting the grisly crime scene photos of the Menendez brothers' case of the murders that shocked a nation.

  5. In 2014 Los Angeles-based photographer Merrick Morton (a onetime LAPD reserve officer) spotted a derelict stash of LAPD crime photos dating from the 1920s to 1970s. The cellulose nitrate-based film and negatives were decomposed and deemed as fire hazard.

  6. Jun 9, 2015 · Writing in his distinctive style, Ellroy illuminates the dark side of vintage Los Angeles in LAPD ’53, exploring the city’s criminal element and the oft-forgotten cops who strove to combat crime. More than 80 duotone photos are included the book, assembled in a striking layout.

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