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At some point in the past, the alien woman who would become Killer Thrill was friends and partners with Ora. She was captured and tortured until she went insane, turning her into a maniacal, thrill-seeking sadist. Following this, she became a ruthless space pirate and bounty hunter, claiming a temple on an unnamed graveyard planet as her base of operations.[1]

While Killer Thrill was not always insane, as a result of torture she is a ruthless, thrill-seeking sadist. She gleefully causes wanton destruction and chaos with no concern whatsoever for collateral damage, and is willing to neglect capturing an easy bounty and despoil a captured bounty in order to amuse herself. She is prone to using slang and neologisms in her speech.[8] Killer Thrill also finds combat and torture arousing, frequently flirting with her captives and opponents.[4][7]

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Academically speaking, thrill killing can be defined as any premeditated murder committed simply for the excitement of the act. While thrill killers may occasionally take money or other valuables from their victims, their sole purpose for killing is the thrill of it all.

Gribble and Spader, along with 18-year-olds William Marks and Quinn Glover, were arrested for the crime 50 hours later. A fifth suspect, Autumn Savoy, age 20, was also arrested for providing false alibis for the killers. Despite committing such a high-profile crime in a very low-crime area, the killers not only pawned several items taken from the Cates home the day after the murders, but they openly bragged about what they had done to their friends.

On May 21, 1924, the sons of two of Chicago's wealthiest and most illustrious families drove to the Harvard School on the city's South Side and kidnapped a young boy named Bobby Franks. Their plan was to carry out the "perfect murder." It was a scheme so devious that only two men of superior intellect, such as their own, could accomplish. These two were Richard Loeb and Nathan Leopold. They were the privileged heirs of well-known Chicago families who had embarked on a life of crime for fun and for the pure thrill of it. They were also a pair of sexual deviants who considered themselves to be "brilliant" --- a claim that would later lead to their downfall.

Nathan Leopold, or "Babe" as his friends knew him, had been born in 1906 and from an early age had a number of sexual encounters, starting with the advances of a governess and culminating in a relationship with Richard Loeb. He was an excellent student with a genius IQ and was only 18 when he graduated from the University of Chicago. He was an expert ornithologist and botanist and spoke nine languages fluently. Like many future killers, his family life was totally empty and devoid of control. His mother had died when he was young and his father gave him little personal attention. He compensated for his lack of fatherly direction with expensive presents and huge sums of money. Leopold was given $3,000 to tour Europe before entering Harvard Law School, a car of his own and a $125-a-week allowance.

Bobby was already acquainted with his killers. He had played tennis with Loeb several times and he happily climbed into the car. Although at their trial, both denied being the actual killer, Leopold was at the wheel and Loeb was in the back, gripping the murder weapon tightly in his hands. They drove Bobby to within a few blocks of the Franks residence in Hyde Park and then Loeb suddenly grabbed the boy, stuffed a gag in his mouth and smashed his skull four times with a chisel. The rope had been forgotten. Bobby collapsed onto the floor of the car, unconscious and bleeding badly.

Leopold put on his hip boots and carried Bobby's body to the culvert. They had stripped all of the clothes from the boy's body and then after dunking his head underwater to make sure that he was dead, they poured acid on his face in hopes that he would be harder to identify. Leopold then struggled to shove the naked boy into the pipe and took his coat off to make the work easier. Unknown to the killers, a pair of eyeglasses were in the pocket of Leopold's coat and they fell out into the water when he removed it. This would be the undoing of the "perfect crime."

After pushing the body as far into the pipe as he could, Leopold sloshed out of the mud toward the car, where Loeb waited for him. The killers believed that the body would not be found until long after the ransom money had been received. With darkness falling, though, Leopold failed to notice that Bobby's foot was dangling from the end of the culvert.

One of the largest manhunts in the history of Chicago began. Witnesses and suspects were picked up in huge numbers and slowly the "perfect crime" began to unravel. Despite their "mental prowess" and "high intelligence," Leopold and Loeb were quickly caught. Leopold had dropped his eyeglasses near the spot where the body had been hidden and police had traced the prescription to Albert Coe & Co., who stated that only three pair of glasses with such unusual frames had been sold. One pair belonged to an attorney, who was away in Europe, the other to a woman and the third pair had been sold to Nathan Leopold.

The boys were brought in for questioning and began supplying alibis for the time when Bobby had gone missing. They had been with two girlfriends, they claimed, "May and Edna." The police asked them to produce the girls but the killers could not. Leopold claimed that he had apparently lost the glasses at Wolf Lake during a recent bird-hunting trip. The detectives noted that it had rained a few days before but the glasses were clean. Could Leopold explain this? He couldn't.

Then, two novice reporters, Al Goldstein and Jim Mulroy, obtained letters that Richard Loeb had written with the stolen typewriter --- which had already been found in Jackson Park. The letters matched the type on the ransom note, which was a perfect match for the typewriter that Leopold had "borrowed" from his fraternity house the year before.

Loeb broke first. He said that the murder was a lark, an experiment in crime to see if the "perfect murder" could be carried out. He then denied being the killer and claimed that he had driven the car while Leopold had slashed Bobby Franks to death. Leopold refuted this. Finally, the boys were brought together and admitted the truth. Loeb had been the killer, Leopold had driven the car but both of them had planned the crime together --- they were both guilty of Bobby Franks' murder.

It definitely has his best cast. In addition to good ol' Cash Flagg and Carolyn Brandt, you've got Liz Renay as the leading lady, plus legendary stuntman Gary Kent (the inspiration for Cliff Booth) and Worm Eaters auteur Herb Robins as two of the titular thrill killers, and Arch Hall Sr as himself, probably drunk. Coleman Francis narrates the opening scene in exactly the same style he narrated Beast of Yucca Flats.

If a man has a very good reason (e.g.,self-defense) for killing another, the law excuses him. If he has aclear but bad reason (e.g., avarice, jealousy), the law may take hislife. If he has no clear reason for his act, the prosecution as well asthe killer is in trouble. This was illustrated last week in the case ofthe Brooklyn thrill killers.

Previews began Nov. 21 at midtown's The Zipper, the intimate 240-seat space that keeps actors close to the audience, lending an extra sense of tense claustrophia to Rope. The three-act drama, set in a London flat, famously features a downstage chest that is used as a coffee table during a cocktail party. Inside the coffin-like chest is a dead body, deposited there by young thrill-killers in the play's opening moments.

BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) -- More than 40 years after Jeffrey Spoonire admitted to fatally shooting a woman jogging west of Bend in one of the region's most notorious killings -- and was dubbed the "thrill killer" at the time -- the state Parole Board has once again denied his request for release from prison.

Deputy District Attorney Christopher Lalli had argued that because Dyer's death was a "thrill killing ... for the mere pleasure of it," the murderer should never be eligible for release back into the community.

Two men, 22 year-old Humberto Galvez and 24 year-old ignacio Gomez are sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole for the murder of of 21 year-old Jordan Hickey. The two murderers commited the crime just for the thrill of killing someone. be457b7860