I'm not really into the subject of serial killers. It's interesting to me, though, that this one dude who has killed maybe 100 women, most of them in the 1970s through the 1990s, is 'fessing up now and that no one would have had any idea he had killed anyone if not for DNA evidence. He was linked to a couple of late 1980s murders while he was in custody for something else entirely a few years back in California, and he just started talking.
I can't even remember that guy's name. Short, perhaps?
Anyway, as I said, I'm not much for remembering the names of serial killers. Ted Bundy I've got down cold, and Albert de Salvo was the Boston Strangler, I'm pretty sure.
Both are worthy of theme songs, if someone out there cares to come up with one.
Me, I've got the perfect theme song for that forgotten slaughtering slasher, one of the first madmen with a machete, Juan Corona.
Corona gained his notoriety for killing at least two dozen seasonal workers in California in the late 1960s and early 1970s.
I'm still working on the lyrics, but I'm sure you'll recognize the beat the the Knack's big hit.
Hack a migrant worker up, worker up,
Hack a migrant worker up, Juan Corona
OK, so maybe it's not such a great thread idea after all.
I can't even remember that guy's name. Short, perhaps?
Anyway, as I said, I'm not much for remembering the names of serial killers. Ted Bundy I've got down cold, and Albert de Salvo was the Boston Strangler, I'm pretty sure.
Both are worthy of theme songs, if someone out there cares to come up with one.
Me, I've got the perfect theme song for that forgotten slaughtering slasher, one of the first madmen with a machete, Juan Corona.
Corona gained his notoriety for killing at least two dozen seasonal workers in California in the late 1960s and early 1970s.
I'm still working on the lyrics, but I'm sure you'll recognize the beat the the Knack's big hit.
Hack a migrant worker up, worker up,
Hack a migrant worker up, Juan Corona
OK, so maybe it's not such a great thread idea after all.

