Famous serial killers from texas

15 most deranged serial killers in Texas

Texas documented its first serial killer in the 1880s and since then several other killers who have left a tragic and terrifying mark in the history of Texas have been documented throughout the years.

These serial killers murdered their victims either by stabbing, poisoning, use of firearms, burning, suffocating or strangling them.

Myth: All serial murderers travel and operate interstate.

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Serial killers at some point active in their killing in the state of Texas, United States of America.

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Although some of the killers committed suicide or escaped upon their arrest most of them were captured and were exposed to severe punishment by the law. They are given long-term sentences in prison or lifetime sentences in prison as their punishment.

Therefore, we are going to look at the most deranged serial killers and how they committed their unlawful horrifying acts on the streets of Texas.

1. Joe Ball

Ball, also known as the Butcher of Elmendorf was a serial killer in Texas who murdered two women who were working at his bar and he buried them on the beach.

Clifford Wheeler confessed about these two murders