Albert Fish

Albert Fish, born on May nineteenth, eighteen seventy, was a notorious American serial killer whose heinous acts shocked the nation. Known by various monikers such as the Gray Man, the Werewolf of Wysteria, and the Brooklyn Vampire, Fish's criminal activities spanned from July nineteen twenty-four to June nineteen twenty-eight, during which he committed at least three confirmed child murders.

Fish's dark legacy includes not only murder but also acts of rape and cannibalism. He was a suspect in numerous other cases, claiming to have had children in every state and boasting of a victim count that he estimated to be around one hundred. However, the veracity of these claims remains uncertain, as it is unclear whether he was referring to rapes or acts of cannibalization.

His criminal career came to an end when he was apprehended on December thirteenth, nineteen thirty-four, following the kidnapping and murder of Grace Budd. The trial that followed revealed the depths of his depravity, leading to his conviction and subsequent execution by electric chair on January sixteenth, nineteen thirty-six, at the age of sixty-five.