History's Biggest Villains

Buck Ruxton was a successful Indian-born doctor who had a medical practice in Lancashire at 2 Dalton Square. He was known to provide his services for free on several occasions when patients couldn’t afford them. By 1933, he had a wife, Isabella, three children and a housekeeper, Mary Jane Rogerson. But by the next year, cracks in their marriage started to show, as Buck frequently accused Isabella of infidelity and it would lead to many arguments between them. On September 29, 1935, a woman named Susan Johnson looked over a bridge in the town of Moffat, and she noticed a bundle wrapped in fabric on the ground with a decomposed human arm sticking out of it.

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Sharon Causse was a widow who was extremely lonely, so she went on a dating website. She matched with a man named Thomas Randolph, a widower who had already been married five times before. The two hit it off quickly, probably faster than Sharon’s friends might’ve liked. Within a short time, the two got married while on a cruise. But on May 8, 2008, everything changed. When they arrived at their Las Vegas home after a date, Sharon walked in before Thomas did. Then moments later, neighbors reported hearing several gunshots. Thomas frantically called the police, saying that a masked intruder broke into their home and shot Sharon, then he in turn shot and killed the intruder. As the investigation into this supposed home invasion continued, police found that there was more to the story. A lot more.

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On January 20, 1983, someone called the police, telling them about a Cadillac Coupe Deville that was abandoned. It had been sitting in front of the Varuna Boat Club in Brooklyn for ten days. The police shook the car and initially determined that the truck was empty so they had it towed to the police department. When it got to the station, the trunk was opened and a man was found partially frozen behind a chandelier. He had numerous bullet wounds and had his hand in front of his face in a defensive position. Police identified him as Roy DeMeo, a mafia member who they were already investigating for numerous murders, drug trafficking and racketeering. Now they had to figure out how the man who they knew as a cold blooded killer ended up dead in his car trunk.

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On March 19, 1960 in Kansas City, Missouri, Sharon Kinne heard a gunshot in her house and ran to the bedroom, only to find her husband James dead. Sharon told police that their two year old daughter, who had been allowed to play with James’s guns, had accidentally shot him. Police were unable to dispute this theory, so no charges were pressed. A month later, she got involved with Walter Jones, a car salesman that was still married. Sharon was the last person to meet with his wife Patricia, before she was found shot to death in a field. But due to a lack of physical evidence, she was found not guilty. Later on, she shot a man in Mexico, claiming self defense even though he was unarmed. She was sentenced to 13 years for the murder. Five years later in 1969, she escaped from prison during a blackout and has been on the run ever since.

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Jorge Negromonte was a man who already had a violent temper. He killed a girl as a teenager and almost killed his own mother, using the money he stole from her to buy himself a house. He even threatened to kill all the guests at his wedding, forcing him and his wife Isabel to go into isolation. In 2002, the 40 year old Jorge met 16 year old Bruna at the gym. They would fall in love as Isabel accepted her into the fold, forming a love triangle between them. Overtime, Jorge came up with the idea of forming a sect between the three of them, which aimed to purify the Earth. What they did next would shock Brazil.

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Lucha libre was and still is a popular form of entertainment in Mexico. Juana Barraza dreamed of being a luchadore and started wrestling in the indie circuit, calling herself the “Lady Of Silence”. But her fake persona in the ring gave way to another side of her that was way more dangerous. As dozens of elderly women were found strangled to death in their homes over the years in Mexico City, the public became outraged at the police’s lack of progress on the case. But,a lucky break in 2006 led them to discover that the killer was far from who they expected.

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Clayton Fountain was born a military kid, as he and his siblings moved around every couple years. While his father was in the military and his mother was at work, Clayton, the oldest child, would be a surrogate for his younger siblings. When he got of age, he joined the US Marines like his father, but things didn’t go as smoothly. At 19 years old, he shot and killed his staff sergeant for writing him up. He was sentenced to life imprisonment and sent to the United States Penitentiary in Marion, Illinois, the highest security prison in the country at the time. In a few years, Clayton and an accomplice would commit a series of murders that would change the American prison system forever.

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James Clifford Carson was just a lowly weed dealer when he began a relationship with Susan Barnes, a divorcee with two sons. He quickly fell underneath her spell, as he was known as a follower. Using her trust fund, Susan and James went on drug-fueled voyages around the world, practicing radical Islam, although James was born a Jew. Susan had fully embraced the hippie culture, but her frequent drug use coupled with her mental issues caused her to go into psychosis. James, who was more than willing to do anything she wanted, joined her on a murderous journey through California.

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According to his coworkers in the Miami-Dade police department, David Middleton was a nice guy who took pride in his job. However, he used the power of the badge to fulfill his sexual desires. In 1990, he pulled up to a 16 year old girl on the street, giving her the false excuse that she was out past curfew. He then handcuffed her and told her he was taking her to a juvenile institution. But instead he took her to a secluded area and raped her. After he dropped her off, she alerted the police who quickly arrested him. However, the jury deadlocked on the rape charge. He was only convicted of false imprisonment, and given a five year sentence. After two years, he was released on parole and now he knew that in order to continue his sexual pursuits, he had to kill his next victim.

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