The Ultimate True Crime Quiz

Capone's men killed eight people that day.

He was known as the Green River Killer and netted at least 49 victims.

He may have been responsible for hundreds of murders.

He was known as the Son of Sam, and he killed six people.

He was a nurse, and he claimed that he was relieving patients of suffering.

They were finally freed after being accused of attacking the famous Central Park jogger.

His high intelligence helped him elude capture for years.

One message told the cops to catch him before he killed again.

He was a master manipulator.

He hoped the murders of Tate and her friends would spark a race war.

None of the speculation ever ended with a conviction.

He was also a cannibal.

She killed 11 family members, including four husbands

He supposedly whittled the gun himself.

He was eventually hunted down and shot to death.

He reportedly kissed and had conversations with the heads.

His victims included 38 children.

He mailed homemade bombs to numerous people before being nabbed.

The government scrambled to find other ways to keep him locked up.

He killed at least 12 people in the 1930s and was never caught.

19 children were killed by the bomb he set off in Oklahoma City.

Stripped of his bounty hunter badge, he became a hired mercenary and kept killing.

His flamboyant and infamous career came to a boring end.

People who used the nickname in his presence risked their lives.

909 people died following the cult leader.

He was never apprehended, and no one knows his identity.

Many of his victims were prostitutes in the Northwest United States.

Daring escapes were one of his trademarks.

She worked as a prostitute and killed her customers.