Henry Lee Lucas, America's Most Prolific Serial Killer

Henry Lee Lucas's life is down to the bones like cold wine on a winter night cooling. As a child he was from his mother, a prostitute was made by Lucas and witness their antics are abused by their "customers." She hated her child Lucas for reasons unknown. His father was paralyzed in an accident and his mother exposed him to his father and cruelty. Unable to bear the torture, his father committed suicide. Her abuse continued and Lucas lost an eye in one of their violent attacks. She killed all the animals Lucas brought home as pets and even dressed him like a girl and sent him to school barefoot. One of his teachers took pity on him and bought him a pair of shoes for poor Lucas was beaten up by his mother.

He hated his mother had no escape from it. His mother "customers", who remained as "uncles were known to them were from time to time and some of them as friendly to him. One of them took Lucas to the hills when he was 10 years old and showed him how sex with a goat have after slitting her throat. All of these traumatic childhood experiences and gruesome pushed him become a felon.

Henry committed his first murder in 1951 at the age of 15 years. He met a 17-year-old girl at a bus stop and made their request. When she refused, he killed her. He then fled to Ohio to stay with his sister. He was arrested on the outskirts of Ohio. He accepted the murder in 1954. After six years in prison, he went back to live his half-sister Opal. There he met a girl who wanted to marry him. His mother, whom she visited at Christmas, they disapproved and took him back to Virginia toVirginia.Back Lucas lived with his mother. He killed them in 1960 in self-defense, that's what he was sexually abused and their demands for stabbing her with a knife. He served 15 years in prison and was published in 1975. He drifted to the south of America end jobs. Ottis Toole, he met and had an affair with a young niece Toole. He even had a relationship with Toole, who was a homosexual. Together, they claim to have committed more than a hundred murders.

This relationship with young Toole's niece continued and the unlikely pair became man and wife. Once on their way to Florida, hitchhiking in trucks, this "couple" was an argument, and she gave him a slap. Out of habit, Lucas drew his knife and stabbed her. Later, he left her body in another place. He told the people that she had eloped with a truck driver. Three weeks later, an octogenarian was killed in a fire in her house under mysterious circumstances in life.

On 11 June 1983 he was arrested for possession of a gun. It was surprising that this serial killer had a heart. He regretted his murdered wife, and returned to the field, where he had scattered her body parts to the soul of his beloved community. Then he called the jailer and confessed to all the murders.

He confessed to 500 murders, individually and with Toole as his accomplice. Toole, who was languishing in prison, confirmed the testimony of Lucas. Lucas has changed his testimony and was given life imprisonment because of his mental condition. The then governor of Texas, George W. Bush, his prison sentence and had converted him to die in jail March 2001. Lucas has the distinction of being the only man ever his death sentence by the former governor of Texas, George W. Bush have been pardoned.

The author of the article is Carlos Cabezas López. He is also author of another of the serial killer articles published in his website. More info at http://www.casoabierto.com

This documentation covers mainly the psychological profiles and deeds of the three specific serial killer (Albert Fish, Andrei Chikatilo and Jeffrey Dahmer) and has a range of psychologists, writers, pioneering FBI profiler Robert Ressler, and discuss the prosecution and defense of the study, Jeffrey Dahmer, their thoughts on the events. Even as a look are the factors, conditions and motivations that might lead someone to become a serial killer. And, as indicated by the title of the series, the most notorious serial killer Hannibal fictitious, "said The Cannibal" Lecter is discussed, compared and contrasted with his real-life counterparts.

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