Fritz Haarmann
German serial killer and cannibal
German serial killer and cannibal
1925
101 years ago — 46 years old
Military & Warriors
Germany
Born in 1879, a German serial killer active in the early 20th century became infamously known for committing gruesome crimes in Hanover. Haarmann lured young men to his home, ultimately murdering them for sexual gratification and to sell their remains. Arrested in 1924, his trial revealed the extent of his crimes, which resulted in a conviction and subsequent execution in 1925. The case shocked the nation and led to widespread media coverage, contributing to discussions on criminal psychology and public safety.
Murdered at least 24 young men
Executed by guillotine in 1925
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