John George Haigh was a British serial killer active in the late 40's. Haigh was convinced he was getting away with murder, literally, because he mistakenly thought that without a body there was no crime. His arrogance is what ultimately got him caught when he led police to the remains of his sixth and final victim, 69-year-old Olive Durand-Deacon.
While on trial, Haigh pleaded insanity and insisted to the court that he drank the blood of his victims. He was found guilty in 1949 and hanged a few months later.
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True crimes solved and unsolved
Kurgu OlmayanTrue crime story's that are solved and unsolved. some maybe gruesome and some can be unnatural. most of the killers are serial killers or killers who where accidentally found caught in the act or found with evidence found by random people.
