
Albert DeSalvo
Albert Henry DeSalvo is best known for confessing to the infamous Boston Strangler murders, in which 13 women were killed in the Boston, Massachusetts, area between 1962 and 1964. Although he was never tried for those murders, modern DNA testing later linked him to the final victim, strengthening the case against him. DeSalvo was imprisoned for unrelated crimes and was murdered in prison in 1973.

Albert Fish
Albert Fish became one of the most horrifying killers in American history after murdering children during the early 1900s and later sending grotesque letters to victims’ families. Known for extreme sadism, self-harm and cannibalistic behavior, Fish terrorized New York and surrounding states while hiding behind the appearance of a quiet elderly man. Often referred to as “The Gray Man,” “The Boogeyman” and “The Werewolf of Wysteria,” Fish shocked investigators and the public because of the disturbing nature of his crimes and psychological abnormalities. His case became one of the earliest high-profile examples of criminal profiling and remains one of the darkest child murder cases in American true crime history.

Alex Murdaugh
Alex Murdaugh became one of America’s most infamous disgraced legal figures after being convicted of murdering members of his own family in South Carolina in 2021. The case exploded into national headlines because Murdaugh came from one of the most powerful legal dynasties in the American South, with generations of influence over law enforcement, prosecutions and politics throughout the region. As investigators examined the murders, they uncovered a far larger web of corruption involving financial fraud, opioid addiction, theft, insurance schemes and abuse of legal power spanning many years. The collapse of the Murdaugh family empire transformed the case into one of the most heavily publicized American criminal scandals of the modern era.
Alfred Bourgeois
Alfred Bourgeois is a convicted killer who was executed in 2026 for the murder of his 2-year-old daughter.
Allan Baker
Allan Baker is a serial killer, one half of The Loons duo along with Kevin Crump
Allan Legere
Allan Legere is a Canadian serial killer known as the "Monster of the Miramichi," responsible for a series of brutal murders and assaults in New Brunswick in the late 1980s. His crimes were marked by extreme violence and terrorized local communities. Legere escaped custody during his initial imprisonment, committing additional crimes before being recaptured. He was later convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment, with his case becoming notable for the use of DNA evidence in securing his conviction.