http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2besNrqrKJo

 

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Huh. That guy used to drive my school bus. He seemed like a quiet man.

I read his autobiography, but I can't remember if Pee Wee ever drove a school bus. But it would not surprise me if he did. However, he mostly kept his pleasure kills separate from his private life. That's why they never got him caught. And, it was kids running away from home so no one knew where they were anyway. But, I think you're just joking anyway....where did you go to school?

 

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I grew up in south Alabama, nowhere near that guy.

THEY ALWAYS SAY THAT ON THE NEWS AFTER.... "He seemed like a nice person, he stayed to himself."


Naive neighbors.

 

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I know that's what I was being all like.

You weren't too far away. He cruised up and down the coastal highway in SC to pick up hitchhikers. His first pleasure killing he was very graphic about and had no shame. He said he propositioned her and he said no. Then a calm came over him. He realized if he killed her he could do anything he wanted. So he put her in the trunk and told her if she made a sound he would kill her. Next he stopped at a roadside hardware store. He bought tape, rope, a fillet knife and other stuff. Then he took her out and had his way with her.

I can't remember what all he did with her but I will never forget how he killed her. He had her tied up bend in halt with her feet by her head, her legs in front of her. Then he slid the fillet knife into her stomach thru her most private area. Then he ripped it all the way up her gut. He said she was still gurgling and breathing blood bubbles when he threw her body into the swamp. And this was a quick killing. Sometimes he tortured victims for a couple of days for his pleasure before their bodies just gave out and they died.

He also had what he called business killings and had a private graveyard for his victims. And for a while he drove a hearse and joked he used it to haul bodies. He was serious but knew people would think it was a joke.

 

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South Carolina may as well have been 50,000 miles away back in those days. Nobody would willingly move to the area I grew up, only people who lived there were the people who were too lazy to leave.