The United States is home to probably the most infamous and productive sequential executioners ever. Names, for example, Ted Bundy, Gary Ridgeway, and the Zodiac Killer have become commonly recognized names because of the horrendous idea of their violations. One of the most productive sequential executioners in American history is John Wayne Gacy. Nicknamed the Killer Clown in view of his calling, Gacy assaulted and killed in any event 33 adolescent young men and youngsters somewhere in the range of 1972 and 1978, which is one of the most elevated realized casualty tallies. Gacy’s story has become so notable that his violations have been included in mainstream society and TV appears, for example, American Horror Story: Hotel and Criminal Minds. Criminological science has, and keeps on playing, a significant job in the comprehending of the case and distinguishing proof of the people in question.

John Wayne Gacy’s history of sexual and psychological mistreatment was instrumental in provoking specialist’s curiosity of him as a suspect. John Wayne Gacy was conceived on March 17, 1942, in Chicago, Illinois. Being the main child out of three kids, Gacy had a stressed relationship with his dad, who drank vigorously and was regularly damaging towards the whole family (Sullivan and Maiken 48). In 1949, a contractual worker, who was a family companion, would stroke Gacy during rides in his truck; be that as it may, Gacy never uncovered these experiences to his folks because of a paranoid fear of retaliation from his dad (Foreman 54). His dad’s mental maltreatment proceeded into his young grown-up years, and Gacy moved to Las Vegas where he worked quickly in the rescue vehicle administration before turning into a morgue specialist (Sullivan and Maiken 50). As a morgue chaperon, Gacy was intensely engaged with the treating procedure and conceded that one night, he moved into the