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John Wayne Gacy's house

Serial Killer House in Chicago, Illinois

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The pharmacy where John Wayne Gacy abducted Robert Piest

Roughly 4 miles away.

Abduction Location in Des Plaines, Illinois

On December 11th, 1978, serial killer John Wayne Gacy abducted Robert Piest (15) from the Nisson Pharmacy in Des Plaines.

The location where the Spilotro brothers were murdered

Roughly 8 miles away.

Crime Location in Bensenville, Illinois

On June 14th, 1986, mobsters Anthony and Michael Spilotro were murdered at this house in Bensenville, Illinois.

Afterwards, their bodies were buried in a rural cornfield in Indiana.

The house where Richard Speck murdered eight student nurses

Roughly 28 miles away.

Crime Location in Chicago, Illinois

In July 1966, Richard Speck murdered eight student nurses at this house on East 100th Street in Chicago.

Miraculously, one woman managed to survive the attack by hiding underneath a bed.

The location where the mob buried the Spilotro brothers

Roughly 86 miles away.

Grave Site in Enos, Indiana

In June 1986, mobsters Anthony and Michael Spilotro were murdered by their bosses.

Afterwards, they were buried in this cornfield near Enos, Indiana.

Jeffrey Dahmer's grandmother's house

Roughly 89 miles away.

Serial Killer House in West Allis, Wisconsin

Between 1981 and 1990, serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer lived with his grandmother at this house in the West Allis suburb of Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

Three of his victims were murdered at this location.

The bar where Jeffrey Dahmer picked up Anthony Sears

Roughly 90 miles away.

Crime Location in Milwaukee, Wisconsin

In March 1989, serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer picked up 24-year-old Anthony Sears outside of this bar in Milwaukee.

Later that night, he murdered Sears at his grandmother's house in West Allis.

The bar where Jeffrey Dahmer picked up Richard Guerrero and Edward Smith

Roughly 91 miles away.

Crime Location in Milwaukee, Wisconsin

This is the bar where serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer picked up 21-year-old Richard Guerrero and 28-year-old Edward Smith.

The bar where Jeffrey Dahmer picked up several victims

Roughly 91 miles away.

Place of Interest in Milwaukee, Wisconsin

This is the former location of the 219 Club.

During the 1990s, the gay bar gained notoriety after it was revealed that Jeffrey Dahmer had picked up victims at the establishment.

The hotel where Jeffrey Dahmer murdered Steven Tuomi

Roughly 92 miles away.

Crime Location in Milwaukee, Wisconsin

In September 1987, serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer murdered 24-year-old Steven Tuomi at the Ambassador Hotel in Milwaukee.

Afterwards, he put Tuomi's body into a suitcase and brought it back to his grandmother's house.

Jeffrey Dahmer's North 24th Street apartment

Roughly 92 miles away.

Serial Killer House in Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer lived at this apartment building on North 24th Street for a short period of time in 1988.

Jeffrey Dahmer's apartment

Roughly 92 miles away.

Serial Killer House in Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Between May 1990 and July 1991, serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer murdered twelve men at this location in the Avenues West neighborhood of Milwaukee.

The location where Steven Earl Kraft went missing

Roughly 92 miles away.

Missing Person in Benton Harbor, Michigan

On February 15th, 2001, 12-year-old Steven Earl Kraft disappeared from this neighborhood in Benton Harbor, Michigan.

The factory where Jeffrey Dahmer worked

Roughly 92 miles away.

Place of Interest in Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Between 1985 and 1991, serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer worked as a mixer at the Milwaukee Ambrosia Chocolate Factory on North 5th Street.

The factory was closed in 1992. These days, all that remains is an empty lot.

The house where Gene Gilbert murdered his family

Roughly 178 miles away.

Crime Location in Delmar, Iowa

In January 1981, Gene Gilbert murdered his family at this house in the small farming community of Delmar, Iowa.

Afterwards, he traveled to his father's home in South Dakota and committed suicide.