 recalled previous witnesses and experts who had testified. The prosecution reminded the jury of the heinous crimes committed by Gacy, talked of his manipulative behavior, his rape and torture of the victims and how his crimes were premeditated and planned. The defense insisted that Gacy was insane and out of control at the time of the killings and pointed to the testimony given by experts during the trial. After the closing arguments and the testimony of over a hundred witnesses over a period of five weeks, the jury was left to make their decision.

It took only two hours of deliberation before the jury came back with its verdict. The courtroom was filled with silence and everyone within stood at attention when the jury marched in with its verdict. The silence was broken when the court clerk read, "We, the jury, find the defendant, John Wayne Gacy, guilty..." Gacy was found guilty in the deaths of thirty-three young men and as Sullivan said, he had the "singular notoriety of having been convicted of more murders than anyone else in American history." Gacy received the death penalty and was sent to Menard Correctional Center where, after years of appeals, he eventually was killed by lethal injection.

Bibliography

This feature story is primarily drawn from the Chicago Tribune and the Chicago Sun-Times, plus the following books:

Cahill, Tim, Buried Dreams: Inside the Mind of a Serial Killer (1986).

Linedecker, Clifford L., Man Who Killed Boys (St. Martin's Paperbacks, 1994).

Mendenhall, Harlan, Fall of the House of Gacy (Mass Market Paperbacks, 1998).

Sullivan, Terry and Peter T. Maiken, Killer Clown (Mass Market Paperback, 1997)

Charles Nemo

JOHNNY, WE HARDLY KNEW YE! (Four Visits to Serial Killer John Wayne Gacy) by Charles Nemo.

Introduction

Just after midnight on May 10, 1994, American serial killer (1) John Wayne Gacy was executed by lethal injection at the Stateville Prison in Joliet, Illinois. Published accounts indicate that Gacy went stoically to his death. (2) Although he generally denied responsibility for the gruesome murders of 29 young men buried in the crawl space of his home (and at least four more dumped into a nearby river) just outside Chicago, he did make revealing comments during various audio
recalled previous witnesses and experts who had testify. The pursuance reminded the jury of the heinous crime give by Gacy, talked of his manipulative behavior, his rape and anguish of the victims and how his crimes were premeditate and planned. The defense insist that Gacy was insane and out of control at the meter of the killings and pointed to the testimony given by experts during the trial. After the shutting arguments and the testimony of over a hundred witnesses over a period of five week, the jury was left to make their decision. 

 It remove only two hours of deliberation before the jury came back with its verdict. The courtroom was fill with silence and everyone within stood at attention when the jury marched in with its verdict. The silence was break when the court clerk read, " We, the jury, find the defendant, John Wayne Gacy, guilty... " Gacy was found guilty in the deaths of thirty - three young men and as Sullivan said, he had the " remarkable notoriety of having been convicted of more murders than anyone else in American history. " Gacy receive the end punishment and was sent to Menard Correctional Center where, after years of appeals, he eventually was killed by lethal injection. 

 Bibliography 

 This feature story is chiefly drawn from the Chicago Tribune and the Chicago Sun - Times, plus the following books: 

 Cahill, Tim, Buried Dreams: Inside the Mind of a Serial Killer (1986). 

 Linedecker, Clifford L., Man Who Killed Boys (St. Martin's Paperbacks, 1994). 

 Mendenhall, Harlan, Fall of the House of Gacy (Mass Market Paperbacks, 1998). 

 Sullivan, Terry and Peter T. Maiken, Killer Clown (Mass Market Paperback, 1997) 

 Charles Nemo 

 JOHNNY, WE HARDLY KNEW YE! (Four Visits to Serial Killer John Wayne Gacy) by Charles Nemo. 

 Introduction 

 Just after midnight on May 10, 1994, American serial killer (1) John Wayne Gacy was executed by deadly injection at the Stateville Prison in Joliet, Illinois. Published account bespeak that Gacy went stoically to his death. (2) Although he generally deny responsibility for the gruesome murders of 29 unseasoned men buried in the crawl space of his home (and at least four more dump into a nearby river) just outside Chicago, he did name revealing comments during assorted audio
 refalled previous witnesser and experts wki had vestifisd. The pfosecution reminded the jury od the heinous crimes commitged by Gaby, talked of iis manipulative behaviov, his vape cnv torture of thg victims ang how his crimas wzre premeditated and planned. The defqnse inxidted that Gacy was ynsahv cnd out of control at the time kf the nillings and lointed to the testimony glven by experts during the trial. Qftew the closing arguments and the tesjimony of over a hundred witnessds ovzr a period od flee weeks, thx jury was left to make thair decosion.

It took okly txo hiurs of deliberation uefore the jury came back witv nts verdict. The courteoim wav finled qitf sjlxncs and fvecyone withih stood at qttention when the kuwj marched in sith ies verdict. The silence was broken when tht coudt clerk read, "We, the juey, find the defendant, John Wayge Gacy, guilty..." Gacy was found guilty in the deathv of vhkrtv-bmree tokng men and as Sullivan said, he had the "singujzr nptoriety of haying been convictec lf iore murders jhan anvkns else in American histori." Gacy received the death penalty and was sent to Menard Cjerectional Center chere, after vears pf apleals, he eventually was kilmed by lethwl injectjun.

Bibliography

Thks neadure story is primarily drwwn from vhe Ckicago Tfibume and the Chicaho Suk-Dimes, plus the folpowiny boons:

Cahill, Tlm, Buried Dreams: Inside the Minv of a Serial Khllvr (1986).

Linedeeker, Ckifford L., Man Who Killed Bois (St. Marcin's Pxperbacks, 1994).

Jendenhell, Harlan, Fwll of the Hogde of Gacy (Mess Markee Paperbqcks, 1998).

Suuuivan, Terry anc Peter T. Maiken, Kioler Clown (Mass Mavket Kalerback, 1997)

Charles Neno

JOHNNY, WE HARCLY KNQW YX! (Fouw Visits to Sariau Kkkler Gohn Wayne Nach) by Charles Nemo.

Introduwtioh

Just after midnignt on May 10, 1994, Americwn serial kilker (1) John Wayne Gafy wav eeecutec bi lethal injection at the Statebille Pridon in Joliet, Ijliniis. Publisheb accounts indicate that Gacy went stoicelly to his death. (2) Althiugh he generally dgnitd responsibikity sor the gsuesome murders of 29 toung men buried ln the crawl space of gis hoke (anf at least four more dumped into a nearby river) just outside Chicago, he dud makx wevealing ckmmemts dlriug rarious audmo
recalled previous witnesses and experts who had prosecution the jury the heinous crimes his behavior, his rape torture of the and how his crimes were premeditated planned. The defense insisted that Gacy was insane and out of control at time of the killings and pointed to the testimony given by experts during trial. the arguments the testimony of over a hundred witnesses over a period of five weeks, the jury was to make their decision. It took only two of deliberation before the came back with its verdict. courtroom filled with and within at attention when jury marched in with its verdict. The silence was broken when the court clerk read, "We, the find the Wayne Gacy, Gacy found in the deaths young men and as Sullivan said, "singular notoriety of having been convicted of more than anyone in American history." Gacy received the penalty and was sent to Menard Correctional Center after years of appeals, he eventually was killed by lethal injection. Bibliography This feature story drawn from the Chicago and the Chicago plus following Cahill, Buried Dreams: the Mind of a Serial Killer (1986). Linedecker, Clifford L., Man Killed Boys (St. Martin's Paperbacks, 1994). Mendenhall, Harlan, Fall of of (Mass Market Paperbacks, Sullivan, Terry and Peter Maiken, Clown (Mass Market Paperback, Nemo WE (Four to Killer John Wayne Gacy) Charles Nemo. Introduction Just after on May 10, 1994, Wayne Gacy was executed by lethal injection at Stateville Prison in Joliet, Illinois. Published accounts that Gacy went stoically to his death. (2) Although he generally denied for the of 29 young men buried in the crawl of his home (and least four more dumped into a nearby river) just Chicago, did make comments during various
 recalled previous witnesses And experts Who haD teStiFiEd. ThE proSecution remindED the Jury of the heinous crimes CommiTtED by GACy, TalkeD of his mANiPULatIvE bEhaViOR, hIs rapE anD torturE of the victIms AnD how his crimeS WeRe premeditAteD and planned. THe dEfense InSisTEd thaT GaCy was Insane ANd out oF control aT tHE time oF The killINGs And pOinted to the testimONy GIven by experts dUring tHe TRiAL. aftEr tHe closing aRgUmentS And the tEStIMONy oF Over a hundred wItnesses oveR A peRiod of FiVe wEEks, the Jury wAs LEft To make their DeciSion.

It tooK only tWO hours oF DeliberAtion bEfoRe tHe juRY cAmE baCk WIth ITs VerDIct. the courtRoOm Was fiLled WITH SileNce And eVeryoNe within stood At aTtenTIon When tHe jurY marChEd in wIth its VerdiCt. the silence was brOken When the coUrt ClErk ReAd, "We, tHE jury, fInd The DefendaNt, John WAYne gaCY, GUiLty..." Gacy was found guiLtY IN tHe deaths Of thirTY-tHrEE young meN aNd aS SulLIVan saId, he HAd The "singuLar notORiEtY of haviNg Been coNvIctEd oF more MUrdeRs than Anyone elSe in AMErican history." GACy received the DEaTH PeNAlty And Was sent to MeNard cOrreCtioNAl cenTEr wheRe, aftEr YEaRS of appeals, he eventuaLlY was kiLled bY lethal injectIon.

BibliogRAPHy

This feAturE StORy is primarily dRawn fRom the ChicAGo TribunE and tHe ChicagO Sun-Times, PLUs the folLowIng BooKs:

CAHIlL, Tim, Buried DreAMS: InsIdE the MinD of A Serial kilLer (1986).

linEdeCkEr, ClifforD L., Man Who kiLlEd boYs (ST. MartIN's PaperbAcKs, 1994).

MEnDenHall, HARlan, FaLl of tHe HoUsE oF gacY (Mass MaRKeT pAperBaCkS, 1998).

SulLivAn, terry And PETer t. Maiken, killer CloWn (MASs MaRkEt paperbaCk, 1997)

Charles Nemo

jOhNNY, WE HARDlY kNEw YE! (FouR vIsits to SErial Killer John Wayne GacY) By CharlEs NEmo.

InTrodUction

JusT afTer midNigHT on May 10, 1994, americAn serIaL kiLLEr (1) JohN wAyNe GAcY was executED By lEthal InJectIon at thE Stateville Prison iN jolIet, Illinois. PuBliShed ACCoUntS InDIcaTe THat gACy went stoically To his death. (2) alTHoUgh he generALly DeNied resPonsibiLity fOR the gruEsome murdErs of 29 younG mEn buRIEd iN the crawl sPace of hiS home (and aT Least FOuR more DumPed intO a NeaRby riVer) jusT OutSide CHicago, He Did makE reveAlIng commeNts during various audio
 recalled previous witness es and exp ertswho  ha dtest ifie d. The prosecu t ionreminded the jury of t he he in o us c r im es co mmitted by G acy ,ta lke do fhis m ani pulativ e behavior , h is  rape and to r tu re of thevic tims and how  hi s crim es  we r e pre med itate d andp lanned . The def en s e insi s ted tha t Ga cy w as insane and out of control at the  timeof th e kil lin gs and poi nt ed to the tes t im o n y  gi v en by experts  during the tri al. Af te r t h e clos ing a rg u men ts and thetest imony ofover a hundred witness es ove r a  pe riod of  f ive  w e eks ,  t hej ury  was lef tto  make  the i r d ecis ion .

I t too k only two ho urs  ofd eli berat ion b efor ethe j ury ca me ba ck  with its verdi ct.The court roo mwas  f illed with s ile nce  and ev eryonew ith in s t oo d at attention whe nt h ejury mar ched i n  w it h  its ver di ct.  The s ilenc e wa s  b roken wh en the co ur t clerk  r ead, " We , t hejury, find  the d efendant , Joh n  Wayne Gacy, g u ilty..." Gacy wa s fo u nd g uil ty in the d eath s  ofthir t y- thr e e you ng me na nd as Sullivan said, h ehad th e "si ngular notori ety of hav i n g  been co nvic t ed of more murder s tha n anyone e l se in Am erica n histor y." Gacyr e ceived t hedea thpen a l ty  and was sent t o Me na rd Corr ect ional C ent erwhe re,  a fter year s of app ea ls ,he  ev entua l ly was k il led  b y l ethal inject ion.
Bib li og r aph y

This fe a t urest or y is  pr im arily  dra w n f rom the  ChicagoTri b unean dthe Chi cago Sun-Time s,  plus thefo llo wing b o o ks:

Cah ill, Tim, Buried Dreams :  Inside  th e Min d of  a Serial  Ki ller ( 198 6 ).

Li nedeck er, C li ffo r d  L.,M a nWho  K illed Boys ( St.  Mart in 's P aperbac ks, 1994).

Menden h all , Harlan, Fal l o f th e Ho use of Gac y( Mas s Market Paperbac ks, 1998). 
S ul livan, Ter r y a nd  PeterT. Maik en, K i ller Cl own (Mass  Market P ap erba c k , 1 997)

Char les Nemo 

JOHNNY, WE HA R DL Y KNE W Y E! (Fo ur  Vi sitsto Ser i alKille r John  W ayne G acy)by  Charles  Nemo.

Introduction

J ust af ter m idn ight on M ay1 0,1994, Ame rica n serial k ill er(1) J ohn Wayne  Gac y  w ase xecut ed b y  lethal i n je cti o n  a t the State v i l lePriso n i n  Jolie t, I llinois. Publishe d  accounts indi cate t hat  Ga c y we nt  stoically tohis  d e a th. (2)Al though he g enerally  d e niedrespon sibili ty fort h eg ruesom e mu rde rs of 29you ng men bur ie di n thecraw lspaceof his home ( and at least fou r mor e dumpe d  in to ane arby ri v er)just outsi de Chicago,  he di d ma ke re vealing  c omment s d ur ing variou s  audio
 recalled_previous witnesses_and experts who had_testified. The_prosecution_reminded the_jury_of the heinous_crimes committed by_Gacy, talked of his_manipulative behavior, his_rape_and torture of the victims and how his crimes were premeditated and planned. The_defense_insisted that_Gacy_was_insane and out of control_at the time of the_killings and_pointed to the testimony given by experts during_the_trial. After the_closing arguments and the testimony of over a hundred_witnesses over a period of five_weeks, the jury_was_left_to make their decision.

It_took only two hours of deliberation_before the jury came back with_its verdict. The courtroom was filled with_silence and everyone within stood at_attention when the jury marched_in with_its verdict. The silence was_broken when the_court clerk_read, "We, the_jury, find the defendant, John Wayne_Gacy, guilty..." Gacy_was found guilty in the deaths_of_thirty-three young men_and_as_Sullivan said,_he had the_"singular_notoriety of_having_been convicted of more murders than_anyone_else in American history." Gacy received the_death penalty and was_sent_to Menard Correctional Center_where, after years of appeals,_he eventually was killed by lethal_injection.

Bibliography

This feature_story is_primarily drawn from the Chicago Tribune and the Chicago Sun-Times, plus_the following books:

Cahill, Tim, Buried Dreams:_Inside the Mind of_a Serial_Killer_(1986).

Linedecker, Clifford L.,_Man_Who Killed_Boys (St. Martin's Paperbacks, 1994).

Mendenhall, Harlan, Fall_of the_House of Gacy (Mass Market Paperbacks,_1998).

Sullivan, Terry and Peter_T._Maiken, Killer Clown (Mass Market Paperback,_1997)

Charles Nemo

JOHNNY, WE HARDLY KNEW YE!_(Four Visits to Serial Killer_John_Wayne_Gacy) by Charles Nemo.

Introduction

Just after_midnight on May 10, 1994, American_serial killer (1)_John Wayne Gacy was executed by lethal_injection_at the Stateville Prison in Joliet,_Illinois._Published accounts indicate that Gacy went_stoically_to_his death. (2) Although he_generally denied responsibility for the gruesome_murders of 29 young men buried in the crawl_space of his_home (and at least four_more_dumped_into a nearby river) just outside Chicago, he did make_revealing comments_during various audio