Peter Kürten, aka The Vampire of Düsseldorf or the "Düsseldorf Monster," was a German serial killer who operated in the city of Düsseldorf. Along with taking the lives of people, he even used to ...
Peter Kurten’s reign of terror earned him the name “Vampire of Düsseldorf.” What twisted crimes made him one of history’s most chilling figures? He protected ...
Confessing to eleven murders, to seven attempted murders, to a grand total of nearly 100 crimes, Peter Kuerten, a workman aged 47, sat in a neat blue serge suit, in the dock at Düsseldorf last week.
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A letter sent to the wrong address exposed a killer
A survivor’s letter describing Peter Kürten’s attack reached the wrong address—and then police, helping identify the serial ...
In the late 20's, Germany has high inflation rates and unemployment and the rise of the Nazi Party. In this scenario, in Dusseldorf, the worker Peter Kuerten, also known as The Vampire of Dusseldorf, ...
After 16 months of strenuous detective work by some of Germany’s greatest criminologists, one Peter Kuerten, 47, was arrested last week, charged with being the famed “Düsseldorf Vampire” (TIME, Jan.
Descubre la historia de Peter Kürten, "El vampiro de Düsseldorf", un asesino en serie cuya infancia de abuso y violencia ...
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