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Ep. 58: William Unek - Serial Killers
Episode 58: William Unek.
In the annals of true crime, there are few figures as chilling and depraved as William Unek. A Ugandan police officer and serial killer who terrorized the countryside of East Africa from 1954 to 1957, Unek's crimes were marked by a level of brutality that shocked and horrified the nations of Uganda and Tanganyika. With a total of 57 confirmed murders, Unek earned the moniker of "The Axe Wielding Monster" and left an indelible mark on East African criminal history.
In the annals of true crime, there are few figures as chilling and depraved as William Unek. A Ugandan police officer and serial killer who terrorized the countryside of East Africa from 1954 to 1957, Unek's crimes were marked by a level of brutality that shocked and horrified the nations of Uganda and Tanganyika. With a total of 57 confirmed murders, Unek earned the moniker of "The Axe Wielding Monster" and left an indelible mark on East African criminal history.
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By DG PodcastEpisode 58: William Unek.
In the annals of true crime, there are few figures as chilling and depraved as William Unek. A Ugandan police officer and serial killer who terrorized the countryside of East Africa from 1954 to 1957, Unek's crimes were marked by a level of brutality that shocked and horrified the nations of Uganda and Tanganyika. With a total of 57 confirmed murders, Unek earned the moniker of "The Axe Wielding Monster" and left an indelible mark on East African criminal history.
In the annals of true crime, there are few figures as chilling and depraved as William Unek. A Ugandan police officer and serial killer who terrorized the countryside of East Africa from 1954 to 1957, Unek's crimes were marked by a level of brutality that shocked and horrified the nations of Uganda and Tanganyika. With a total of 57 confirmed murders, Unek earned the moniker of "The Axe Wielding Monster" and left an indelible mark on East African criminal history.