There were two more murders, 15 miles away in the Silver Lake section of line.

We have a weird...

...by one investigator is reminiscent of a weird religion.

It's a wonderful thing when family sticks together.

Well, usually.

On May 22nd, 1951, a truly terrible man was born.

A man who, with the help of his cousin, took the lives of at least 12 young women.

So, if you like your coffee hot but your bones chilled, sit back and start your day with a morning cup of murder.

Kenneth Bianchi was born on May 22, 1951 in Rochester, New York.

His mother, who was an alcoholic and sex worker, wanted better for her son and gave him up

for adoption when he was just 12 weeks old.

He was adopted that August by the Bianchi family.

Kenneth was an only child and his parents

doted on the young boy. But even at a young age, this boy was a problem. His mother would

describe him as a compulsive liar, a habit that began the minute he began speaking. After noticing

he had a habit of falling into a trance-like state that left him inattentive and with his eyes rolled into the back of his head,

five-year-old Kenneth was diagnosed with Petit Mall seizures.

This was the first in a long line of medical professionals Kenneth's parents would send him to.

His random outbursts of anger and behavioral problems sent him to a number

of psychiatrists who would later, when he was 10, diagnose him with passive-aggressive personality

disorder, which, coupled with his high IQ, became a dangerous combination. When his father died

in 1964, Kenneth's mother was left to raise the teenage boy on her own.

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