Gary Michael Hilton
This case is one in which shows that maybe my strategy of going through my list of names one by one is not necessarily the best way to go. Prior to taking on this new way I would start my day going through the list of names until I came across one that really struck me. I felt, and sometimes still feel, like I write about the cases best when my mood of the day allows me to be intrigued by the story. I have openly admitted that "serial killers" is not really "my thing" which some find odd considering they are so prominent when discussing true crime. I think the reasons they do not interest me as much is because so many victims get "lost" in the story of the killer and the element of "surprise" is kind of lost in these cases too. What I mean is that as you go through the story of most serial killers you will find that they almost all had a "rough" childhood or at least faced legal trouble or strange behavior early in life. Then you ...