Name: 10 Chilling Conspiracy Theories About Serial Killers
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Manson did with the girls create people who would kill without regret or remorse on command.

And today we're looking at 10 of the most popular and outlandish conspiracy theories regarding famous serial killers.

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The Cecil was a place where serial killers, you know, let their hair down, and

if you didn't watch yourself, you might come flying out the window.

The Night Stalker terrorized California with a series of random and brutal home invasions in the mid-1980s, murdering at least 15 people and leaving many more injured and scarred.

During his crime spree, Ramirez frequently stayed at the Cecil Hotel in Los Angeles.

And because the Cecil has a remarkably dark history, a paranormal conspiracy was born.

For some reason, that hotel had some extra bit of insanity going on within those walls.

It claims that the hotel sits atop a literal Hellmouth, or some kind of demonic vortex that spews out dark energy.

So naturally, Ramirez wasn't just a psychopath, but an avatar possessed and energized by the hotel's supernatural forces.

Yes, basically an in real life Jack Torrance.

Of course, the Hellmouth theory is really just a classic case of confirmation bias, an attempt to put a supernatural spin on urban decay and mental illness.

A visitor staying at the Cecil, you just think, oh, I'm downtown, let me take a walk and see what's here.

And little do you know that you're staying at ground zero of one of the most dangerous and violent places in the United States of America.

This killer was an early 20th century black widow who posted lonely heart ads, lured wealthy men to her Indiana farm and murdered them.

In 1908, her farmhouse burned to the ground.

In the ashes, police found her children alongside the body of a woman missing her head.

The logical conclusion is that this was Ganess.

Ganess's hired hand, Ray Lamphere, was convicted of arson for the fire, and

he later confessed that Ganess had ordered him to do it.

He also claims that she murdered an innocent woman to serve as a decoy.

And true to his claim, the headless body was notably shorter and lighter than Ganess.

To this day, it has never been definitively proven whether Ganess died in that fire or pulled off the ultimate escape.

The elite cover up hit Jeffrey Dahmer you didn't just murder them, you desecrated their bodies and cannibalized their flesh.

The famous cannibal was beaten to death in 1994 by Christopher Scarver, a fellow inmate at the Columbia Correctional Institution.

Yet a persistent Internet fringe theory insists that this was not a random act of prison violence, but

a planned assassination orchestrated by the government.

Theorists claim that Dahmer wasn't just a troubled man from Milwaukee, but

a procurement agent for a global syndicate of wealthy elite cannibals.

According to this wild conspiracy, Dahmer was preparing to blow the whistle and name high ranking politicians, prompting the shadow government to activate Scarver to silence him forever.

In reality, there is absolutely zero evidence tying Dahmer to any external organization.

And Scarver's motives for the murder were entirely his own.

Driven by schizophrenia and a deep personal disgust for Dahmer's gruesome crimes.

You may convince yourself that God has forgiven you, but you can never escape God's wrath.

The nationwide snuff ring John Wayne Gacy.

Gacy is a 36 year old building contractor who reportedly dressed like a clown to entertain a children's party.

Easily one of the most popular serial killers in American history, John Wayne Gacy earned notoriety for both his horrific crimes and for working as a clown.

But the theory here has nothing to do with his infamous pastime.

Because Gacy was connected in both business and politics, a sprawling conspiracy theory alleges he was merely the disposal man for a nationwide human trafficking ring known as the Delta Project.

In fact, the Delta Project was a real thing and it was co run by a man named Philip Paskey.

And wouldn't you know it, Paskey was briefly employed by Gacy in the 1970s.

Gacy later claimed in jailhouse interviews that he did not act alone and that his home was used by multiple people, mirroring the dorms used by the Delta Project.

The day that I walked out of that house, he said, one day you're going to read about me on the front pages of the newspapers.

Even being married to him, there was a lot that I didn't know.

David berkowitz in the mid-1970s, New York City was plunged into terror.

I can't tell you what effect this series of crimes had on the city of New York.

If there's one recurring theme in serial killer conspiracies, it's that they didn't work alone.

When David Berkowitz was arrested for the Son of Sam shootings.

He famously claimed that a neighbor's demon possessed dog commanded him to kill.

He has since admitted that this story was fake and that he just used it for attention.

He got messages because the dog spoke to him.

And when the dog spoke to him, according to Berkowitz, relaying the message from the devil, it was time to kill.

However, journalist Maury Terry spent years championing a theory that Berkowitz was just the fall guy for something called the Process Church of the Final Judgment.

This was supposedly a highly organized satanic cult with underground networks stretching from New York to California.

Proponents argue that Berkowitz didn't act alone, but

was rather a low level member covering for the cult's actual hitman, who were carrying out a master plan of societal terror.

I knew there were no real demons, witches, talking dogs and satanic henchmen.

An exceptionally bright student, Ted Bundy enrolled in the University of Washington in 1966 to study Chinese.

And if it's not some secret cabal of killers and sex offenders, it's the government.

Ted Bundy is perhaps the most famous serial killer ever known, far and wide.

For his high body count, good looks and charisma.

And because he was so smart and because he was in university in the 1960s, a fringe theory attempts to tie him to the CIA.

The following year he returned to the east coast in what he later described as a bid to understand his roots.

Some believe that Bundy was a rogue test subject for MK Ultra, the very real and very controversial CIA program that experimented on citizens around that time.

Perhaps the government scrambled Bundy's brain using LSD and hypnosis, intending to turn him into a covert sleeper assassin.

But the experiment supposedly broke his psyche, resulting in him becoming a serial killer instead.

The 27 year old had been accepted into law school again, this time at the University of Utah.

On the surface, he looked like an ordinary student.

The CIA psyop Charles Manson Because I like the kids, because I can identify with the kids, because they didn't have nobody like I didn't have nobody.

You brainwash a cult leader and have him kill famous people.

Apparently building heavily on the theme of government paranoia, this story alleges that Charles Manson was an active intelligence asset working for the CIA.

The idea is that the US Government was terrified of the growing hippie counterculture of the 1960s, specifically how it contradicted and protested the Vietnam War movements.

I mean, Manson emerged from the hate at the end of 1967, the same time that west left as exactly what they were trying to create.

Well, it was his girls, you know, people who would kill on command, without remorse, who would do whatever they were told to do.

So they brainwashed Manson to commit the famous Tate LaBianca murders.

The goal of the PSYOP was to completely discredit the left in the eyes of the public, painting hippies as little more than murderous vagabonds.

Even if the CIA link isn't true, there's still no denying that the Manson family was highly influential in killing the hippie movement for good.

Manson used LSD to create personality change and make it fixed, make it last.

After the LSD trips had ended, which is in all of the LSD research objectives for the mk, alternate scientists.