This harmless-looking boy grew up to be one of the most evil men in history

Even the most harmless-looking child can grow into something unrecognizable when early life is shaped by chaos, violence, and abandonment. And that was undeniably the case with the man we’re about to talk about today. It’s almost unimaginable that the innocent-looking boy in this photo would one day become one of the most notorious criminals in history. Born to a 16-year-old mother on November 12, 1934, in Cincinnati, Ohio, the boy’s early life was anything but stable. His father was a con artist who vanished before he was born. By age four, after his mother was arrested for assault and... Continues…

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