After he lost a 1988 murder trial in which he acted as his own attorney, Bradford was sentenced to death for the murders of Campbell and Miller. The majority of the victims in the photos remain unidentified, but since Bradford spent time in Michigan, Florida, Texas, Oregon, Illinois, Kansas, and Louisiana, the nationwide search is still ongoing. Detectives released the photos in hopes that they could identify the other potential victims. Bradford was caught after it was discovered that he was the last person to have seen both of the victims alive.Īfter 18 years on death row, police discovered 54 photographs of unidentified women that belonged to Bradford, including the photos of Miller, in various modeling poses. Bradford left Campbell’s corpse at the campsite and covered her face with Miller’s blouse. Shortly after murdering Miller, Bradford convinced Campbell, his teenage neighbor, that she he could help her become a model and took her out to the desert campsite-the same one where he lured Miller-and photographed her moments before he strangled her. Bradford then sliced off her tattoos and ditched the body in an alley. He took her to a remote campsite, where she posed for him.
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In 1984, Bradford met Shari Miller at the bar she worked at and told her he was a professional photographer who could help build her modeling portfolio. William Richard Bradford was sentenced to death in California for the murders of his 15-year-old neighbor Tracey Campbell and a Los Angeles bartender at The Meet Market, Shari Miller. Glatman was executed on Septemin a gas chamber at San Quentin State Prison.
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When Glatman was questioned about Vigil, he willingly confessed to his past kidnappings and murders, later revealing his “toolbox” which contained all the chilling photos of the victims.ĭuring his sentencing, Glatman dutifully accepted his death penalty, and requested his warden to make no executive effort to save his life. Glatman was finally arrested in 1958 after an attempted abduction of Lorraine Vigil who was seen trying to escape her would-be killer’s grasp.
Glatman would then strangle them and hide the bodies in the desert, all while taking pictures of his victims up until the moment before they lost their lives-each victim appearing terrified and desperate. He’d then lure hopeful model back to his apartment in order to take their portraits only to tie them up, and rape them. Sometime around 1957, Glatman posted Lonely Hearts adverts in newspapers to lure his victims in addition to prowling modeling agencies in Los Angeles, eventually posing as a photographer himself. The Lonely Hearts Killer, was a truly frightening and twisted serial murderer in the late 1950s. Harvey “The Glamour Girl Slayer” Glatman, a.k.a. Later in 2012, he pleaded guilty to the 1990 murder of a newlywed couple-Patricia Walsh, 24, and her husband Douglas Zyskowski, 28. In 1994, Rhoades was sentenced to life in prison with no possibility of parole. This photo of Walters was also used as evidence that he had held her captive for a long time, based on her hair growth and the bruising on her tiny frame. (Pictured above in an abandoned Illinois barn.) Rhoades captured a chilling moment where Walters appears to back away from him, clearly frightened.
But Rhoades didn’t get life in prison for that crime, he went away for the death of 14-year-old runaway Regina Kay Walters. Rhoades’ was finally caught on Ap(after a self-admitted 15-year murder spree) when Arizona State Trooper Mike Miller found Kathleen Vine nude, handcuffed, and screaming in the cab of his truck. As he traveled throughout the United States using interstate highways, it’s believed that Rhoades’ picked up and killed more than 50 people beginning in 1975, although he was only convicted of three murders. Eventually, Rhoades became a sadist who took his sexual fetish on the road. Eventually, he’d kill them in the most brutal manner imaginable-a vicious cycle of “kidnap, torture, kill.”Īccording to the numerous biographies and documentaries about him, Rhoades was also involved in the swinger and BDSM scene in Houston during the ’80s with his wife. Rhoades, a long-haul trucker, converted the sleeper cab of his 18-wheel semi truck into a small, makeshift sex chamber where he would torture his victims and rape them for weeks on end. Serial killer Robert Ben Rhoades stalked the highways of Texas in his mobile torture and death chamber.
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