Finally, in 1958, the federal government indicted him for smuggling and distributing narcotics, and in 1959 he was convicted and sentenced to federal prison for 15 years. From prison (first at Atlanta, then at Leavenworth) he continued to rule and to order the killing of rivals. He died of a heart attack at the Medical Center for Federal Prisoners, Springfield, Mo in 1969. Encyclopaedia Britannica online article
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On the dark streets of Paris a killer searches for victims: young women are plucked from the streets. He traps them in their cars or forces his way into their homes. Beast of the Bastille: Guy Georges, 2007
The man known as the Beast of the Bastille. Guy Georges was a 38-year-old drifter who raped and killed seven young women between 1991 and 1997. ibid.
It was the excitement of the chase that drove him. ibid.
For Guy Georges this violence began in childhood. ibid.
He admitted on the stand to killing all seven women. ibid.
The three-week trial began on Monday 19th March 2001. The 50 witnesses included four women previously attacked and raped by Georges. Amongst those giving evidence were 15 experts; members of the families of some of Georges’ victims; and Georges’ 71-year-old foster mother.
Despite prosecutor Evelyne Lesieur presenting the DNA evidence as well as the confession given after his arrest, Georges pleaded not guilty to all charges at trial. He retracted his confession, claiming the police had tortured and beaten him to obtain it.
Eight days into the proceedings, a defeated Georges broke down in tears and confessed. He admitted to the original four murders, as well as to the rape and murder of Helena Frinking in 1995, Magalie Sirotti in 1997 and Estelle Magd in 1997, asking for forgiveness from the victims’ families.
On Thursday 5th April 2001 Guy Georges, 38, was sentenced to life imprisonment, without the possibility of parole for 22 years, for the rape and murder of seven women between 1991 and 1997. Murderpedia online article
A serial killer is on the loose … The Beast of Bastille … Police have a gut instinct that all five cases are connected. Killer Trials s1e26: The Beast of Bastille, CI 2012
Guy Georges is a 32-year-old vagrant with a troubled past … He has graduated to sexual assault and rape. ibid.
One count of attempted murder and seven counts of murder … Guy Georges is sentenced to life in prison with a minimum term of 22 years. ibid.
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Mark Gerardot met his future wife in 1986 … Just 24 year later he would be asking Jennair for a divorce so he could marry his mistress of 3 months, Meredith Chapman. True Crime Recaps: Mark & Jennair Gerardot, Youtube 23.26, 2021
Mentally she [Jennair] started breaking apart. ibid.
She [Jennair] shot her in the kitchen and then killed herself. ibid.
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A four-man group dubbed The Ripper Crew terrorises Chicago day and night hunting women walking alone. Over the span of 18 months as many as 17 women may be the victims of a string of Jack the Ripper style mutilations. True Crime Recaps: The Satanic Serial Crew of the ’80s: The Ripper Crew, Youtube
A cult of devil-worshipping serial killers. ibid.
The ringleader, 28-year-old Robin Gecht, once worked as a subcontractor for another notorious Chicago killer, John Wayne Gacy. ibid.
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Oxford, November 2004: Police in Oxford have discovered the body of a man [Arash Ghorbani-Zarin] in a car. He has been murdered. There are multiple stab wounds to his chest and a rope around his neck. Killer at the Crime Scene s1e5, Channel 5 2024
Arash Ghorbani-Zarin was brutally murdered in Rose Hill in 2004 by three attackers who stabbed him 46 times – but two of them have already been allowed parole.
Chomir Ali and his sons Mohammed Mujibar Rahman and Mamnoor Rahman, who were both teenagers at the time, were sentenced to life after murdering the 19-year-old Oxford Brookes student in an 'honour killing'. Oxford Mail online article 18th March 2019, ‘Arash Ghorbani-Zarin Oxford murderers given parole in open prison’
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Sam Giancana was the most extravagant gangster of all. Mafia’s Greatest Hits s1e1: Sam Giancana
Sam Giancana had learnt his gangsta trade from Al Capone’s top enforcers. ibid.
Boss of the Chicago outfit. ibid.
He was well connected to the Kennedys ... Before voters went to the polls Giancana sent one of his men to spread $50,000. ibid.
Giancana called them G Men ... Kennedy was changing the game. ibid.
It wasn’t just the Mob who wanted Castro gone. ibid.
When a US government agency secretly commissions murder from gangsters, they should have seen trouble coming. ibid.
An injunction against lockstep surveillance was granted. ibid.
‘With Kennedy, a guy should take a knife and stab and kill that fucker.’ ibid. Sam Giancana, FBI tape
It hadn’t gone unnoticed that Giancana had asked Ruby for help from time to time. ibid.
Sam Giancana was at home ... He was cooking in his basement kitchen ... But the Mafia hadn’t finished with Sam Giancana. The way he was killed showed the Mob no longer trusted him to keep quiet. ibid.
Sam Giancana, leader of the Chicago Mafia. Clever. Most powerful mobster in America. Arrested more than 70 times for assault, larceny, bombing and murder, he personally tortured some of his victims. Thought responsible for 200 killings. Mobsters s1e2: Sam Giancana, Bio 2007
Sam Giancana was boss of the Chicago Mafia. And without doubt the most powerful gangster in America. ibid.
It’s the ultimate story of organised crime in America. ibid.
He became a gun for hire, a freelance enforcer who killed to order. ibid.
The Teamster’s pension fund controlled by Hoffa became a piggy-bank for Giancana. ibid.
Accardo was indicted on filing false tax returns. Mobsters s2e6: Tony Accardo
Sam Giancana, his number two man, was anything but discreet. ibid.
It was believed a hit on Giancana could come only from the top. ibid.
His death marked the end of the Capone-era gangsters. ibid.