CHOWDHARY, ADAM & JOSH MOLNAR: see MAKKI, YOUSEF murder
CHOWDHURY, MOHIUSSUNNATH: Faking It: Tears of a Crime TV -
July 2019, London: ‘Anti-terrorism officers have this evening arrested a man suspected of plotting a series of attacks across the capital.’ Faking It: Tears of a Crime s4e5: Mohiussunnath Chowdhury, news
The suspect: Mohiussunnath Chowdhury, aged 27, tells police they’ve got the wrong man. What Chowdhury didn’t know is that he had been under police surveillance ever since he had been found Not Guilty of preparing another potential terrorist attack. ibid.
The man wielding the sword was Mohiussunnath Chowdhury then aged 25. ibid.
When Chowdhury wasn’t driving his Uber, he was online devouring Islamist propaganda. ibid.
CHRISTENSON, BRENDT: Murders at First Sight TV -
‘Yingying is an intelligent, beautiful and a kind person.’ Murders at First Sight s1e2: A Devil in Disguise, dude, Sky Crime 2022
Yingying had come to the United States because she wanted to learn more about agriculture. Her end goal was to go back to China and teach. ibid. dude #2
Yingying was standing on that corner waiting for the bus when all of a sudden a car appeared. She got into that car. ibid. dude #3
When the FBI agents went back to Christenson after identifying the wheel of his car, this was the second time, the FBI asked him if he would be willing to come to FBI headquarters. He agreed. ibid.
CHRISTIANSEN, THOR NIS: Born to Kill: The Hitchhiker Slayer TV - Guttenberg Press -
In the mid-70s fear would strike a once care-free college town. Thor Christiansen was plucking young women from the streets for his sick satisfaction. How did Christiansen come to commit these heinous crimes? And was he born to kill? Born to Kill? s5e9: The Hitchhiker Slayer, Channel 5 2013
From an early age others had noticed a dark side to Thor’s personality. ibid.
‘In [the bar] walks the guy who had shot her in the head.’ ibid. rozzer
Christiansen had been killing in Los Angeles. ibid.
He pleads not guilty by reason of insanity. ibid.
Thor Nis Christiansen (28 December 1957 – 30 March 1981) was a serial killer from Solvang, California. He committed his first three murders in late 1976 and early 1977, killing young women of similar appearance from Isla Vista, California. His crimes motivated large demonstrations opposed to violence against women, and in favor of better transportation for the young people residing in Isla Vista. In 1979, he killed a young African-American woman from Los Angeles. A fifth intended victim escaped with a bullet in her head, and later identified him in a Los Angeles bar. Project Gutenberg Press article
CHRISTIE, ERNEST: Very Bad Men TV -
In 1977 abandoned and vulnerable, 16 year old Sandy [Turpin] lands on the Eureka California doorstep of the only family she can count on. Very Bad Men s3e5: Haunted, ID 2014
Several other women had recently disappeared lost in the town’s darkest corners. ibid.
Sam is ready to name her killer – his own father. ibid.
CHRISTIE, JOHN: John Christie - Daily Mail - Evening Standard - Fred Dinenage: Murder Casebook TV - Great Crimes & Trials TV - 10 Rillington Place 1971 -
I gave them a merciful exit. John Christie
I can’t stand it any more. They are hunting me like a dog and I’m tired of it. I’m cold and wet and I’ve nothing to change into. John Christie, telephone call to crime report desk News of the World
He Made A Death Machine: Clerk, police ‘special’ – then, a murderer: For most of his 55 years John Reginald Halliday Christie was the man-in-the-crowd whom no-one notices: the little man who might stand next to you in a bus queue or share a train compartment, leaving afterwards only a vague impression that he had been there. Daily Mail article
Christie Peads Insanity says QC: He asks permission to refer to other killings. Evening Standard headline
Is Christie Sane? Doctors Clash. Evening Standard headline
In 1953 the police entered 10 Rillington Place in London. It was simply a house of horrors. The scene of eight horrific murders. Fred Dinenage: Murder Casebook: John Christie and 10 Rillington Place, CI 2011
In 1948 a couple by the name of Evans moved into the flat above the Christies. Tim and Beryl Evans were expecting their first child, and they soon attracted the attention of their sinister neighbour. ibid.
On his return Evans was told by Christie that he’d tried to carry out an abortion on Beryl but tragically she had died during the procedure. ibid.
The suspicion of guilt didn’t fall upon Christie. ibid.
After just forty minutes of deliberation the jury found Evans guilty of murder. ibid.
Christie was tried for the murder of his wife Ethel in a trial that lasted only four days. When asked if he’d committed more murders than were known about he replied, I can’t say exactly. I might have done. ibid.
On 9th March 1950 at Pentonville Prison a man known as Timothy Evans went to the gallows. He had been found guilty of the murder of his wife Beryl who had been strangled, and of his baby daughter Geraldine. Great Crimes & Trials s1e21: John Christie, BBC 1993
10 Riddlington Place ... It was Mr Christie who came up with the solution to the unwanted pregnancy. He told them he could perform abortions ... When Timothy got back Christie told him his wife had died during the operation. ibid.
Christie then volunteered to take baby Geraldine away to stay with friends. ibid.
Evans was found guilty and went to the gallows protesting his innocence. ibid.
Once he had cleared away all the rubbish Beresford Brown [the new tenant] started to remove the wallpaper and prised open the alcove at the back of the kitchen. To his horror he found himself looking at the torso of a semi-naked woman. He called the police. And when they had removed the body they found another two concealed behind her both wrapped in blankets. All three women had been strangled. ibid.
The garden fence was being supported by a human thigh-bone. ibid.
His bald head and small glasses [John Christie] made him unmistakable. ibid.
He showed little remorse for his deeds, proud of his skill as a killer. ibid.
The question of Timothy Evans’ innocence refused to go away. In 1961 Ludovic Kennedy’s book 10 Rillington Place crushed the evidence against Evans ... Evans received a free pardon posthumously. ibid.
It’s the moral question that concerns me. The taking of life. No matter how rudimentary. 10 Rillington Place 1971 starring Richard Attenborough & John Hurt & Judy Geeson & Pat Heywood & Isobel Black & Ray Barron & Douglas Blackwell & Gabrielle Daye & Jimmy Gardner & Edward Evans et al, director Richard Fleischer, Christie to victim
I know where you should be. You know what I mean. ibid. wife to Christie
Christie confessed his crimes and was hanged at Pentonville Prison. ibid. caption