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"Rippers" of the World Trivia Quiz

Ever since the notorious works of Jack the Ripper, the term "ripper" has been used to describe sexually violent killings, or where body parts are taken. The quiz has some of the men who've earned themselves the title of a "ripper". Good luck!

A multiple-choice quiz by Burmlvr2478. Estimated time: 6 mins.

Author
Burmlvr2478

Time
6 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
292,599

Updated
Mar 30 23

# Qns
10

Difficulty
Tough

Avg Score
5 / 10

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Question 1 of 10

1. This man has been confused with Edmund Kemper because they both share another nickname, the "Coed Killer". In Michigan, he's better known as the "Ypsilanti Ripper". Who is this man? Hint

John Norman Collins

Anthony John Hardy

Peter Sutcliffe

Richard Cottingham

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Question 2 of 10

2. Charles Albright, the "Dallas Ripper", killed exclusively prostitutes. He was convicted of the murder of killing Shirley Williams. In what year was he convicted of this crime? Hint

1990

1991

1992

1993

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Question 3 of 10

3. This man was dubbed a "ripper" on two separate occasions. He's called the "Wartime Jack the Ripper", and the "Blackout Ripper". This man is Daniel Rolling.

True

False

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Question 4 of 10

4. Andonis Daglis is better known as which of the following "rippers"? Hint

"Bavarian Ripper"

"Guangzhou Ripper"

"Red Ripper"

"Athens Ripper"

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Question 5 of 10

5. Jeffery Mailhot was dubbed after the US state in which he killed. In which of the following US states did he commit his murders? Hint

Delaware

Massachusetts

Connecticut

Rhode Island

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Question 6 of 10

6. This man was called the "French Ripper". He killed shortly after Jack (around 1897) and struck fear into the hearts of peasants all over rural France. What was his name?

Answer: (One Word. Last name only, please.)

7. Peter Sutcliffe was an English serial killer during the early 1980s. He's commonly called the "Yorkshire Ripper", and was convicted of killing 13 women. Although diagnosed competent to stand trial, what mental disorder was he diagnosed with shortly afterward? Hint

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder

Bipolar Disorder

Schizophrenia

Multiple Personality Disorder

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Question 8 of 10

8. Lucian Staniak was a Polish serial killer from 1964-1967. He was given two nicknames, the "Red Ripper" and the "Red Spider". How did he acquire these nicknames? Hint

He sent a letter to the police which had a spider drawn with blood on it.

He carved a spider into the victims which turned red from the blood.

He always wrote in red ink with "spidery" handwriting.

He had a tattoo of a red spider on his neck under his left ear.

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Question 9 of 10

9. The "Rostov Ripper" went by many other nicknames ("Citizen X" and "Butcher of Rostov") as he went around Russia killing many unsuspecting victims. Who was he? Hint

Sasha Spesivtsev

Sergei Ryakhovsky

Vasiliy Kulik

Andrei Chikatilo

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Question 10 of 10

10. Anthony John Hardy was known as the "Camden Ripper". Did he kill his victims over Christmas or Easter week-end?

Answer: (One Word. Type either Christmas or Easter.)

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. This man has been confused with Edmund Kemper because they both share another nickname, the "Coed Killer". In Michigan, he's better known as the "Ypsilanti Ripper". Who is this man?

Answer: John Norman Collins

John Norman Collins killed between 1967 and 1969 and was convicted of six murders in the Ypsilanti area.

2. Charles Albright, the "Dallas Ripper", killed exclusively prostitutes. He was convicted of the murder of killing Shirley Williams. In what year was he convicted of this crime?

Answer: 1991

He's sometimes referred to as the "Eyeball Killer", or the "Texas Ripper". The exact number of victims is unknown (and most experts still argue) but it is somewhere between one and four. It is difficult to determine, because he was only convicted of one, however his modus operandi occurred in several murders in the area.

3. This man was dubbed a "ripper" on two separate occasions. He's called the "Wartime Jack the Ripper", and the "Blackout Ripper". This man is Daniel Rolling.

Answer: False

This is false. Daniel Rolling was the Gainesville Ripper, while the Blackout Ripper was Gordon Cummings. Cummings killed during black-out periods in WWII England. His execution was performed during an air-raid, ironically.

4. Andonis Daglis is better known as which of the following "rippers"?

Answer: "Athens Ripper"

Daglis is the only known serial killer from Greece. His sentence was an outrageous 13 life sentences plus 25 for the murders of three women and attempted murder of six more.

5. Jeffery Mailhot was dubbed after the US state in which he killed. In which of the following US states did he commit his murders?

Answer: Rhode Island

Even though it is the smallest US state, from 1960-2006 it has had roughly 1300 murders.

6. This man was called the "French Ripper". He killed shortly after Jack (around 1897) and struck fear into the hearts of peasants all over rural France. What was his name?

Answer: Vacher

Joseph Vacher went through multiple French villages attacking women and children. Once caught, he claimed that he'd been bit by a rabid dog (although others say he was just licked) among other bogus excuses.

Answer: Schizophrenia

He was sentenced to 20 life sentences, (a minimum time-served of at least 30 years) and made a large effort to get out of prison and be placed in a mental hospital. He experienced several attacks in prison which resulted in permanent facial scars (from having a coffee pot smashed on him) and blindness in his left eye.

8. Lucian Staniak was a Polish serial killer from 1964-1967. He was given two nicknames, the "Red Ripper" and the "Red Spider". How did he acquire these nicknames?

Answer: He always wrote in red ink with "spidery" handwriting.

He was finally convicted of six murders but was coerced into confessing to nearly twenty. He was able to evade the death sentence, and was confined to an asylum.

9. The "Rostov Ripper" went by many other nicknames ("Citizen X" and "Butcher of Rostov") as he went around Russia killing many unsuspecting victims. Who was he?

Answer: Andrei Chikatilo

The case of Andrei Chikatilo was a very controversial one in Russia. The press and government denied that there was any serial killer going around Russia at the time, and claimed that none of the murders were related.

10. Anthony John Hardy was known as the "Camden Ripper". Did he kill his victims over Christmas or Easter week-end?

Answer: Christmas

Hardy was diagnoses with having bipolar disorder long before he killed women. His first violent offense was in 1998 when he was charged with the rape of a local prostitute.

As always, I'd like to thank my sources for all the helpful information!

Web Sources:
www.crimelibrary.com

Articles From the Following:
BBC News
Ypsilanti Press

Books:
The A to Z Encyclopedia of Serial Killers- Harold Schechter & David Everitt
Killer Among Us: Public Reaction to Serial Murder- Joesph C. Fisher
The Psychopathology of Serial Murder- Stephen Giannangelo

Thanks Again!

Source: Author Burmlvr2478

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