Bobby Walker John Wayne Gacy

Tragically, the friendship between Gacy and Walker was short-lived. In 1960, Walker moved away from Chicago, leaving Gacy heartbroken and devastated. The loss of his friend had a profound impact on Gacy, who was forced to confront the reality of his own social isolation.

Gacy claimed that Walker got into his black Oldsmobile willingly. They drove back to the Summerdale address. What happened inside that house is the stuff of nightmares. Gacy’s M.O. was consistent: a "handcuff trick" to subdue the victim, followed by torture, strangulation with a rope or a makeshift garrote, and finally, the disposal of the body in the crawl space. bobby walker john wayne gacy

The identification of Gacy’s victims remains one of the largest forensic anthropology projects in American history. When investigators dug up the crawl space in late 1978 and early 1979, they recovered 29 bodies. Four other victims (including Walker) had already been thrown in the river, where they were discovered by police divers in 1977 and 1978. Tragically, the friendship between Gacy and Walker was

provides comprehensive coverage of the 33 victims and the subsequent trial. Gacy claimed that Walker got into his black