| There is an eerie feeling that comes across you when you are in the presence of artifacts that are directly associated with serial killers. Whether Ted Kaczynskie's Bible, Al Capone's baseball and guitar, a tooth from the man who inspired the Psycho movie, one tends to feel goose bumps. It's like passing a car accident on the highway. You almost don't want to look, but you have to. Paperwork, glasses, and handcuffs from Jeffrey Dahmer also bring shivers, and somehow, you just can't look away. |  |
At least Jeffrey Dahmer is reported to have been penitent for his sins. Many don't realize that. It might have been interesting to see how this man would have developed had he not been murdered by a fellow prisoner.
I don't know much about some of these notorious murderers, but I have heard their names. John Wayne Gacy often portrayed a clown who used puppets to entertain children in hospitals. He is the one attributed to the rise of people's fear of clowns.
Ted Bundy is represented in the museum, as well. Dental impressions, Bundy's typewriter, and his VW Beetle are here: real artifacts representing a man with evil weighing on his hands.
