Albert Fish Fear of America, Child Rape and cannibal

Hamilton Howard Albert Fish was 33 when the camera caught his first image. A gentleman with a well-cut mustache, good clothes and a fashion hat. First picture and first imprisonment. The charge was a waste of funds. There were many names like the Grey Man, Wysteria Wolf Man, the Brooklyn Vampire, Moon Maniac... Born May 19, 1870, Washington, D.C. He chose to be named Albert after the death of one of the three brothers but also to remove the nickname he had been given in the orphanage, where he had spent several years and was called <x0Ham and Egs”.

Born with the stigma that many of the Fish suffered mental illness. His father, elder Fish, captain of a ship, died of a heart attack in 1875, and his mother, about half a century younger than her husband and without a horse, had no choice but the orphanage. A fate with gray walls, punishments, ridicule, reproof, but also a new discovery: Albert enjoyed physical pain, and his fists provoked his promise.

In 1879 his mother found a job and took them out of the orphanage, but fate was marked. At 12 years of age, he started a gay relationship with the son of a somewhat older telegrapher and started hiding in the bathroom and in public swimming pools because they turned on the aromas and sounds. He went further, became a subordinate to urophagia and coprophagia, and at the age of 20, he settled in New York where he turned into a prostitute and a molester of teenagers. His mother thought that a marriage would remove him from that disgusting world, and in 1898 she forced him to marry a woman nine years younger. It seemed that marriage worked and got her out of the way. They had six kids: Albert, Anna, Gertrude, Eugene, John and Henry.

In those years he was a good father, he remembered a detective who was following him and who was arrested in 1903 for embezzlement of funds, a crime he put in Sing Sing Sing's prison. Not only had New York installed a formidable regime but it was the first country to install the electric chair. It should be claimed that the sexual relations between Albert and the prisoners were legendary. However, his marital and fatherly period was but a parallel scenario of normality. Under the appearance of an innocent painter, he raped no less than a hundred children, men who were no more than six years old. And if that wasn't enough, he multiplied his visits to the brothel by asking prostitutes to bring him to death without mercy until he was bleeding, he felt the castration, even trying to make a mental retard who managed to escape on time. About 47 years of age, his wife abandoned him for another man, and Albert added another to his life. He said that he heard voices among them, that of the apostle John, who commanded that he turn on the carpet, is not known the purpose of all of this. At the age of 60, he attacked a mentally ill Thomas Beadden, in Delaware, and stabbed a black kid and this mental retard in Georgetown. These were the first steps of a tragic act that could not be imagined even for the most trained policemen of novelist Raymond Chandler. In November 1934 an anonymous letter is sent to the parents of Grace Budd, a missing girl saying:

Dear Mrs. Budd. In 1894 there was a famine in China. Whatever meat cost $13 kg. So great was the suffering among the poor that children younger than 2 were sold as food. You could go into any store and look for a file. The back of a boy or girl is the best parts of the body and they had a higher price. My friend, Captain John Davis, returned to New York, stole two 7-and-8-year-old children, took them home, stripped them, put them in a closet and beat them several times a day so that the meat was softer. First he killed his eldest son because he had the fattest hips. And every part of his body was cooked, and consumed, save the head, and the bones, and the bowels. The little boy was next. I was then living on 409100th Street. He told me how good human flesh was and I decided to try it on Sunday, June 3, 1928, I did the same thing with your daughter, Grace. I brought him a vase of cheese and strawberries. We ate together. He kissed me. With the claim that I was going to take him to a party I locked him up in an abandoned house in Westescher. When he saw me completely naked, he started to cry and down the stairs. I caught him, I drowned him, I cut him into small pieces, cooked him, and ate him. How sweet and tender her hips were in the oven. It took me nine days to eat her whole body. I didn't touch it even though I could have. A virgin died. ”

Before the disappearance of nine other children, Albert sent a letter to his lawyer detailing the crime of his 4-year-old son, Billy Gaffney. According to this letter, ritual was the same, blows, ear and nose maims, eyebrows, extremes, and cannibalism to the most extreme borders of barbarity. He was captured and tried by Judge Frederick Close in New York and after 10 days of battle between defence and prosecutor, the judge declared him healthy and guilty. The sentence was death. He entered Sing Sing in March 1935, was tied to the electric chair on January 16, 1936. At 11:06 p.m., he was declared dead. When <x0... Old Sparky”, that's how they called the chair in the daily jar, they put out the last sparks many men and women slept quietly that night, but fear stuck in their souls never went away, but not even the questions about them. How many Albert Fish, how many monsters, how many murderers, how many rapists, how many cannibals, and how many should they face? / Source: Scoopnest world.al