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lokiiago · 5 years

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Married to a Murderer

Married (before/during) Murders:

Aileen Wuornos - married to 69 year old Lewis Gratz Fell, annulled after nine weeks

Albert DeSalvo - married to Irmgard Beck in Frankfurt, had two children, one disabled

Dennis Rader - married to Paula Dietz (1971-2005), had two kids, later divorced

John Wayne Gacy - a closet homosexual, married to Carole Hoff (1972-1976)

H H Holmes - bigamously married three times; Clara Lovering (1876-96), Myrta Belknap (1887-96) and Georgiana Yoke (1894-96), until his execution on 7th May 1896

Albert Fish - paedophile, child rapist & murderer, married to Estella Wilcox (1898-1917) and together had six children: Albert, Anna, Gertrude, Eugene, John and Henry Fish.

Janie Lou Gibbs - poisoned her husband Charles Gibbs, their three sons and grandson

Judy Buenoano - murdered husband James Goodyear and her son Michael, attempted to murder of her fiancé John Gentry and murdered her boyfriend Bobby Joe Morris

Kristen Gilbert - married to Glenn Gilbert (1988-95) with two sons

Dorothea Puente - married to soldier Fred McFaul (1945-48), Swede Axel Johanson (1952-66), Roberto Puente (1966-68) and Pedro Montalvo (1976)

Velma Barfield - married to Thomas Burke (1949-69) until his death and Jennings Barfield (1970-71) until his death, both committed by Velma Barfield

Gary Ridgway - married three times; Claudia Kraig Barrows (1970-72), Marcia Lorene Brown (1973-81) and Judith Lorraine Lynch (1988-2002), only Lynch was married to Ridgway during his 16 year killing spree

Randall Woodfield - married three times, once whilst in prison to Jennifer Lyn Coria

Donald Henry Gaskins - married five times, one who was 13 years old, has two children

John Allen Muhammad - married and divorced twice, once to Mildred Muhammad

Arthur Shawcross - married four times; to Sarah Chatterton with one son, Linda Neary, Penny Sherbino and had an affair with Clara D. Neal

Glen Edward Rogers - married Deborah Ann Nix aged 14 years old (1978-83)

Charles Manson - married and divorced twice to Rosalie Willis (1955-58) and Leona Stevens (1959-63)

John Reginald Christie - married to Ethel Simpson (1920-52), who he murdered

John George Haigh - married to Beatrice 'Betty' Hamer (1934), annulled, with one child who was given up for adoption

Donald Neilson - married to Irene Tate with one daughter Kathryn, jailed as an accessory

Fred West - married to Catherine “Rena” Costello (1962-71)

Harold Shipman - married to Primrose Shipman (1966-2004, his death)

Peter Sutcliffe - married to Sonia Szurma in 1974, separated in 1982, divorced in 1994

Anthony Hardy - married to Judith Dwight (1972-86) with four kids, all prior to murders

Colin Ireland - married twice to paraplegic athlete Virginia Zammit (1982-87) and Janet Young (1989-91) but claimed he "pretended to be gay" to lure his homosexual victims in

Levi Bellfield - unmarried but fathered five children with three women, the final three children with Emma Mills (1995-2004)

Raymond Morris - married twice, second wife was called Carol Morris

George Joseph Smith - married bigamously seven times between 1908 and 1914; Caroline Beatrice Thornhill, Florence Wilson, Edith Peglar, Sarah Freeman, Bessie Munday, Alice Burnham and Alice Reid, two of whom he murdered... to name but a few

Peter Tobin - married and divorced three times; Margaret Mountney / MacKintosh (1969-71), Sylvia Jefferies (1973-76) and Cathy Wilson (1989-93)

Steve Wright - married Angela O'Donovan (1978-87) and Diane Cassell/Cole (1987-88)

Married (after) Murders/Crimes

Richard Ramirez - married in prison to Doreen Lioy, up to his death (1996-2013)

Ted Bundy - engaged to Diane Edwards known as Stephanie Brooks in 1973, and later married Carole Ann Boone whilst on trial and had a daughter with him

Arthur Shawcross - Clara D. Neal who he later married whilst in prison for murder

Henry Lee Lucas - married Betty Crawford after his conviction for kidnapping three girls

Charles Manson - engaged in prison to Afton Elaine "Star" Burton, never married

Myra Hindley - engaged to Ronnie Sinclair on her 17th birthday for six months

Killers Couples

Ray & Faye Copeland - the killer couple of Missouri (1940-93)

Paul Bernardo & Karla Homolka - "The Ken & Barbie Killers"

Ray Fernandez & Martha Beck - "The Lonely Hearts Killers"

Carol M. Bundy & Doug Clark - "The Sunset Strip Killers"

Cynthia Coffman & James Gregory Marlow - another killer couple

David Ray Parker "The ToyBox Killer" & his girlfriend / accomplice Cindy Lee Hendy

Ian Brady & Myra Hindley - "The Moors Murderers"

David and Catherine Birnie – “The Moorhouse Murderers”

Fred West & Rose West - "The Gloucester Killers"

Single / Dated Only: (or unmarried owing to a lack of equal rights for gay couples)

Dennis NIlsen - single, homosexual, lived with David "Twinkle" Gallichan

David Berkowitz - single, no wives or known girlfriends

Edmund Kemper - single, troubled upbringing, unable to maintain a normal relationship, but was briefly engaged to a 16-year-old Turlock High School student

Jeffrey Dahmer - single, a homosexual loner, one brief relationship with a boy at school

Joel Rifkin - single, with learning difficulties, no known girlfriends

Ed Gein - single, no girlfriends, his only true love was his mother

Ted Kaczynski - single, but "dated" Joy Richards whilst in prison (1998-2006)

Rodney Alcala - dated Beth Kelleher for a few months before his arrest in 1979

Robert Pickton - habitual user/murderer of prostitutes, he once dated Connie Anderson

Ronald Dominique - single, homosexual serial killer, no known boyfriends or partners

Larry Eyler - single, homosexual serial killer, no known boyfriends or partners

Dean Arnold Corll - a homosexual "relationship" with 12 year old David Brooks

Lee Boyd Malvo - single, a few girlfriends, once was referred in the press as "Kaitlin"

Orville Lynn Majors - unmarried, single

Herbert Mullin - had a steady girlfriend but expressed worries to her that he was gay

Richard Chase - single, hospitalised, no known girlfriends

Graham Young - single, no known girlfriends, convicted / hospitalised

Michael Lupo - homosexual, claimed to have had over 3000 lovers

Patrick MacKay - single, institutionalised from his early teens

Robert Maudsley - single, rent-boy / drug-addict, sexually-abused and incarcerated

Robert Black - single, occasional girlfriends, nothing long-term

Kenneth Erskine - unknown

Steven Grieveson - unknown

Stephen Griffiths - dated Kathy Hancock for 12 months, stalked her for 10 years

Trevor Hardy - his partner Sheilagh Farrow provided his alibi, which meant he was released from prison, and went on to murder Sharon Mosoph

Stephen Port - homosexual, numerous former boyfriends but names unknown

Robert Napper - Single, sexually-abused, unknown of any long-term relationships

Beverley Allitt - boyfriend Stephen Biggs, the only real love in her life

Source Michael J Buchanan-Dunne

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nellygwyn · 6 years

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Hi, Olivia! I need to read a biography for a reading challenge and I was wondering if you could recommend me some interesting ones. Thanks in advance and sorry for my English ❤️

Your English is perfect, no worries! So, some of the non-fic books that are specifically biographies that I love are:

Nell Gwynn // Charles Beauclerk (about Nell Gwynn, mistress of King Charles II)

Perdita: The Literary, Theatrical, Scandalous Life of Mary Robinson // Paula Byrne (about Mary Robinson, royal mistress, 18th century actress, poetess, early feminist)

She-Wolves: The Women Who Ruled England Before Elizabeth // Helen Castor (about four very powerful medieval English queens/princesses, namely Empress Matilda, Eleanor of Aquitaine, Isabella of France and Margaret of Anjou. Also has a few chapters on Mary I of England, Lady Jane Grey, and Elizabeth I of England)

Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire // Amanda Foreman (about Georgiana Cavendish, Duchess of Devonshire, 18th century socialite, political hostess and fashionista)

King Charles II // Antonia Fraser (in my opinion, the best biography about King Charles II of England)

Love and Louis XIV: The Women in the Life of the Sun King // Antonia Fraser (about Louis XIV of France’s romantic relationships, platonic relationships and familial relationships with women throughout his long life; so vivid and well written, it made me want to pursue history academically!)

The Prince Who Would Be King: The Life and Death of Henry Stuart // Sarah Fraser (about Prince Henry Frederick, eldest son of King James I of England and the elder brother of Charles I of England; died before he ascended the throne but was very popular)

King’s Mistress: The True and Scandalous Story of the Woman Who Stole the Heart of George I // Claudia Gold (about Melusine von der Schulenberg, the mistress and potential wife of the mistress of King George I of Great Britain)

Madame du Barry: The Wages of Beauty // Joan Haslip (about the ill-fated mistress of King Louis XV of France, Jeanne Becu, Madame du Barry)

Young Romantics: The Tangled Lives of English Poetry’s Greatest Generation // Daisy Hay (about the Romantic poets and their families of early 19th century England)

Mistress Peachum’s Pleasure: The Life of Lavinia, Duchess of Bolton // Lisa Hilton (about 18th century prostitute and actress, Lavinia Fenton, who went on to scandalously marry the Duke of Bolton)

The Last Royal Rebel: The Life and Death of James, Duke of Monmouth // Anna Keay (about Charles II of England’s eldest illegitimate son, the doomed Duke of Monmouth)

Casanova: Actor, Lover, Priest, Spy // Ian Kelly (about the World’s Most Famous Lover: 18th century libertine, Giacomo Casanova of Venice)

Catherine the Great: Portrait of a Woman // Robert K. Massie (about the most famous of all Russian rulers, Catherine II, known as “the Great”)

Madame de Pompadour // Nancy Mitford (a really sweetly informal biography of Jeanne de Poisson, Madame de Pompadour, Louis XV of France’s most famous mistress and de facto Queen)

Peg Plunkett: Memoirs of a Whore // Julie Peakman (about 18th century Irish sex worker and brothel madam, Peg Plunkett, with extracts from Peg’s own memoirs)

Henrietta Maria, Charles I’s Indomitable Queen // Alison Plowden (about ill-fated Charles I of England’s little wife and queen, Henrietta Maria of France)

Four Sisters: The Lost Lives of the Romanov Grand Duchesses // Helen Rappaport (about the richly interesting and thoroughly photographed lives of the doomed daughters of Tsar Nicholas II of Russia, the last Tsar; it’s really sad, though, because of how those poor girls’ lives ended)

Casanova’s Women: The Great Seducer and the Women He Loved // Judith Summers (about most of the women that were lucky enough to call themselves the lovers of the Great Seducer, Giacomo Casanova)

I know it’s a lot but hopefully that’s a nice selection!!!!

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