https://further.crimezzz.net Sun, 11 Oct 2026 20:34:54 +0000 de hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.1.3 https://further.crimezzz.net/serial-killers/ibrahim-hamza-allam/ Sun, 11 Oct 2026 20:20:05 +0000 https://new.crimezzz.net/serial-killers/ibrahim-hamza-allam/ Trim and fit at fifty-five, Herbert Kavale was a bachelor who enjoyed the ladies, and Vienna had no shortage of attractive, willing women. It was not uncommon for his cleaning lady to discover him in bed, exhausted from the night before, when she arrived at eight a.m., and he was seldom found alone. The morning of September 19, 1983, was therefore doubly strange; there was no trace of any female visitor about Kavale’s flat, and he did not respond when she came tapping at his bedroom door. Concerned, she risked a peek inside and found Kavale stretched out, nude, across the bed, a bathrobe cord wound tight around his neck. Police initially suspected that a burglar had surprised Kavale, killing him when he resisted, but a coroner’s report revealed the victim had engaged in sex ten minutes prior to death. Kavale’s car was missing from the parking lot downstairs, and homicide detectives tried another theory on for size, suggesting that Kavale might have hired a prostitute who brought her pimp along for purposes of robbery and murder. Through investigation, Viennese detectives learned Kavale had secured a number of his female playmates through the ads in certain „swinger’s“ magazines. The magazines kept records that enabled them to forward on replies to different ads. Kavale’s latest contacts were Egyptian aliens, Ibrahim and Dahlia Allam, who advertised their availability for „unconventional games“ — a euphemism for spectator sex. Immigration records listed Ibrahim Allam as twenty-five, his wife a mere sixteen; they had been married in July of 1983, in Munich. When detectives called upon their address in Vienna, they discovered that the couple had departed swiftly, on the day Kavale’s body was discovered. Background checks with the authorities in Munich showed that Ibrahim Allam was born in Cairo, emigrating to West Germany at age fifteen. He ran afoul of the police in 1977, as the direct result of his betrothal to a 15-year-old girl. Omar Khalifa, father of Allam’s intended, was violently opposed to the engagement. Furious at the rejection, Ibrahim had drawn a gun and shot Khalifa through the head, in front of twenty witnesses. A murder charge was bargained down to manslaughter, and he had been released in less than four years‘ time, on the condition that he leave West Germany forever. Viennese investigators knew that they were dealing with a killer, now, and matters went from bad to worse with the discovery of Kavale’s car along the Marseilles waterfront. Detectives in the seaport city learned that Ibrahim and Dahlia had struck a deal with two young yachtsmen — Jean Lefebvre and Maurice Delvaux — to sail as passengers en route to the United States. Their 42-foot ketch was found in New York harbor six weeks later, but no trace could be discovered of the owners or their lethal passengers. American police received their break in mid-July of 1985, when Egyptian Ali Bengaza was violently assaulted on a Chicago street corner. Bystanders intervened, and his attacker fled at the approach of a policeman, but Bengaza knew him well enough. The victim had been friends with Ibrahim and Dahlia Allam in Egypt and West Germany. His friendship had developed into love for Dahlia, and Ibrahim had flown into a homicidal rage when Ali had suggested Dahlia should divorce her husband to become Mrs. Bengaza. Prior to the explosion, Ibrahim informed Bengaza he had killed three men since his release from prison in West Germany. The fugitives were run to earth in New York City, shortly after the Chicago incident, and were delivered to the Austrian authorities. Both Ibrahim and Dahlia signed confessions prior to the commencement of their trial in early 1986. According to their statements, Ibrahim had changed his mind about participating in the „games“ Kavale had commissioned. After Dahlia chose to follow through, Allam had gone berserk with jealousy and choked Kavale with his bathrobe sash. For Dahlia, charges of abetting murder were reduced to those of failure to assist a person facing mortal danger; she was sentenced to a year in prison. Ibrahim, convicted on May 9 of second-degree murder, received a term of twenty years. Upon release, he faces extradition to Marseilles, with murder charges waiting in the deaths of Jean Lefebvre and Maurice Delvaux.

]]> https://further.crimezzz.net/serial-killers/ibrahim-hamza-allam-2/ Sun, 11 Oct 2026 20:20:05 +0000 https://new.crimezzz.net/serial-killers/ibrahim-hamza-allam-2/ Trim and fit at fifty-five, Herbert Kavale was a bachelor who enjoyed the ladies, and Vienna had no shortage of attractive, willing women. It was not uncommon for his cleaning lady to discover him in bed, exhausted from the night before, when she arrived at eight a.m., and he was seldom found alone. The morning of September 19, 1983, was therefore doubly strange; there was no trace of any female visitor about Kavale’s flat, and he did not respond when she came tapping at his bedroom door. Concerned, she risked a peek inside and found Kavale stretched out, nude, across the bed, a bathrobe cord wound tight around his neck. Police initially suspected that a burglar had surprised Kavale, killing him when he resisted, but a coroner’s report revealed the victim had engaged in sex ten minutes prior to death. Kavale’s car was missing from the parking lot downstairs, and homicide detectives tried another theory on for size, suggesting that Kavale might have hired a prostitute who brought her pimp along for purposes of robbery and murder. Through investigation, Viennese detectives learned Kavale had secured a number of his female playmates through the ads in certain „swinger’s“ magazines. The magazines kept records that enabled them to forward on replies to different ads. Kavale’s latest contacts were Egyptian aliens, Ibrahim and Dahlia Allam, who advertised their availability for „unconventional games“ — a euphemism for spectator sex. Immigration records listed Ibrahim Allam as twenty-five, his wife a mere sixteen; they had been married in July of 1983, in Munich. When detectives called upon their address in Vienna, they discovered that the couple had departed swiftly, on the day Kavale’s body was discovered. Background checks with the authorities in Munich showed that Ibrahim Allam was born in Cairo, emigrating to West Germany at age fifteen. He ran afoul of the police in 1977, as the direct result of his betrothal to a 15-year-old girl. Omar Khalifa, father of Allam’s intended, was violently opposed to the engagement. Furious at the rejection, Ibrahim had drawn a gun and shot Khalifa through the head, in front of twenty witnesses. A murder charge was bargained down to manslaughter, and he had been released in less than four years‘ time, on the condition that he leave West Germany forever. Viennese investigators knew that they were dealing with a killer, now, and matters went from bad to worse with the discovery of Kavale’s car along the Marseilles waterfront. Detectives in the seaport city learned that Ibrahim and Dahlia had struck a deal with two young yachtsmen — Jean Lefebvre and Maurice Delvaux — to sail as passengers en route to the United States. Their 42-foot ketch was found in New York harbor six weeks later, but no trace could be discovered of the owners or their lethal passengers. American police received their break in mid-July of 1985, when Egyptian Ali Bengaza was violently assaulted on a Chicago street corner. Bystanders intervened, and his attacker fled at the approach of a policeman, but Bengaza knew him well enough. The victim had been friends with Ibrahim and Dahlia Allam in Egypt and West Germany. His friendship had developed into love for Dahlia, and Ibrahim had flown into a homicidal rage when Ali had suggested Dahlia should divorce her husband to become Mrs. Bengaza. Prior to the explosion, Ibrahim informed Bengaza he had killed three men since his release from prison in West Germany. The fugitives were run to earth in New York City, shortly after the Chicago incident, and were delivered to the Austrian authorities. Both Ibrahim and Dahlia signed confessions prior to the commencement of their trial in early 1986. According to their statements, Ibrahim had changed his mind about participating in the „games“ Kavale had commissioned. After Dahlia chose to follow through, Allam had gone berserk with jealousy and choked Kavale with his bathrobe sash. For Dahlia, charges of abetting murder were reduced to those of failure to assist a person facing mortal danger; she was sentenced to a year in prison. Ibrahim, convicted on May 9 of second-degree murder, received a term of twenty years. Upon release, he faces extradition to Marseilles, with murder charges waiting in the deaths of Jean Lefebvre and Maurice Delvaux.

]]> https://further.crimezzz.net/serial-killers/ibrahim-hamza-allam-3/ Sun, 11 Oct 2026 20:20:05 +0000 https://new.crimezzz.net/serial-killers/ibrahim-hamza-allam-3/ Trim and fit at fifty-five, Herbert Kavale was a bachelor who enjoyed the ladies, and Vienna had no shortage of attractive, willing women. It was not uncommon for his cleaning lady to discover him in bed, exhausted from the night before, when she arrived at eight a.m., and he was seldom found alone. The morning of September 19, 1983, was therefore doubly strange; there was no trace of any female visitor about Kavale’s flat, and he did not respond when she came tapping at his bedroom door. Concerned, she risked a peek inside and found Kavale stretched out, nude, across the bed, a bathrobe cord wound tight around his neck. Police initially suspected that a burglar had surprised Kavale, killing him when he resisted, but a coroner’s report revealed the victim had engaged in sex ten minutes prior to death. Kavale’s car was missing from the parking lot downstairs, and homicide detectives tried another theory on for size, suggesting that Kavale might have hired a prostitute who brought her pimp along for purposes of robbery and murder. Through investigation, Viennese detectives learned Kavale had secured a number of his female playmates through the ads in certain „swinger’s“ magazines. The magazines kept records that enabled them to forward on replies to different ads. Kavale’s latest contacts were Egyptian aliens, Ibrahim and Dahlia Allam, who advertised their availability for „unconventional games“ — a euphemism for spectator sex. Immigration records listed Ibrahim Allam as twenty-five, his wife a mere sixteen; they had been married in July of 1983, in Munich. When detectives called upon their address in Vienna, they discovered that the couple had departed swiftly, on the day Kavale’s body was discovered. Background checks with the authorities in Munich showed that Ibrahim Allam was born in Cairo, emigrating to West Germany at age fifteen. He ran afoul of the police in 1977, as the direct result of his betrothal to a 15-year-old girl. Omar Khalifa, father of Allam’s intended, was violently opposed to the engagement. Furious at the rejection, Ibrahim had drawn a gun and shot Khalifa through the head, in front of twenty witnesses. A murder charge was bargained down to manslaughter, and he had been released in less than four years‘ time, on the condition that he leave West Germany forever. Viennese investigators knew that they were dealing with a killer, now, and matters went from bad to worse with the discovery of Kavale’s car along the Marseilles waterfront. Detectives in the seaport city learned that Ibrahim and Dahlia had struck a deal with two young yachtsmen — Jean Lefebvre and Maurice Delvaux — to sail as passengers en route to the United States. Their 42-foot ketch was found in New York harbor six weeks later, but no trace could be discovered of the owners or their lethal passengers. American police received their break in mid-July of 1985, when Egyptian Ali Bengaza was violently assaulted on a Chicago street corner. Bystanders intervened, and his attacker fled at the approach of a policeman, but Bengaza knew him well enough. The victim had been friends with Ibrahim and Dahlia Allam in Egypt and West Germany. His friendship had developed into love for Dahlia, and Ibrahim had flown into a homicidal rage when Ali had suggested Dahlia should divorce her husband to become Mrs. Bengaza. Prior to the explosion, Ibrahim informed Bengaza he had killed three men since his release from prison in West Germany. The fugitives were run to earth in New York City, shortly after the Chicago incident, and were delivered to the Austrian authorities. Both Ibrahim and Dahlia signed confessions prior to the commencement of their trial in early 1986. According to their statements, Ibrahim had changed his mind about participating in the „games“ Kavale had commissioned. After Dahlia chose to follow through, Allam had gone berserk with jealousy and choked Kavale with his bathrobe sash. For Dahlia, charges of abetting murder were reduced to those of failure to assist a person facing mortal danger; she was sentenced to a year in prison. Ibrahim, convicted on May 9 of second-degree murder, received a term of twenty years. Upon release, he faces extradition to Marseilles, with murder charges waiting in the deaths of Jean Lefebvre and Maurice Delvaux.

]]> https://further.crimezzz.net/serial-killers/ibrahim-hamza-allam-4/ Sun, 11 Oct 2026 20:20:05 +0000 https://new.crimezzz.net/serial-killers/ibrahim-hamza-allam-4/ Trim and fit at fifty-five, Herbert Kavale was a bachelor who enjoyed the ladies, and Vienna had no shortage of attractive, willing women. It was not uncommon for his cleaning lady to discover him in bed, exhausted from the night before, when she arrived at eight a.m., and he was seldom found alone. The morning of September 19, 1983, was therefore doubly strange; there was no trace of any female visitor about Kavale’s flat, and he did not respond when she came tapping at his bedroom door. Concerned, she risked a peek inside and found Kavale stretched out, nude, across the bed, a bathrobe cord wound tight around his neck. Police initially suspected that a burglar had surprised Kavale, killing him when he resisted, but a coroner’s report revealed the victim had engaged in sex ten minutes prior to death. Kavale’s car was missing from the parking lot downstairs, and homicide detectives tried another theory on for size, suggesting that Kavale might have hired a prostitute who brought her pimp along for purposes of robbery and murder. Through investigation, Viennese detectives learned Kavale had secured a number of his female playmates through the ads in certain „swinger’s“ magazines. The magazines kept records that enabled them to forward on replies to different ads. Kavale’s latest contacts were Egyptian aliens, Ibrahim and Dahlia Allam, who advertised their availability for „unconventional games“ — a euphemism for spectator sex. Immigration records listed Ibrahim Allam as twenty-five, his wife a mere sixteen; they had been married in July of 1983, in Munich. When detectives called upon their address in Vienna, they discovered that the couple had departed swiftly, on the day Kavale’s body was discovered. Background checks with the authorities in Munich showed that Ibrahim Allam was born in Cairo, emigrating to West Germany at age fifteen. He ran afoul of the police in 1977, as the direct result of his betrothal to a 15-year-old girl. Omar Khalifa, father of Allam’s intended, was violently opposed to the engagement. Furious at the rejection, Ibrahim had drawn a gun and shot Khalifa through the head, in front of twenty witnesses. A murder charge was bargained down to manslaughter, and he had been released in less than four years‘ time, on the condition that he leave West Germany forever. Viennese investigators knew that they were dealing with a killer, now, and matters went from bad to worse with the discovery of Kavale’s car along the Marseilles waterfront. Detectives in the seaport city learned that Ibrahim and Dahlia had struck a deal with two young yachtsmen — Jean Lefebvre and Maurice Delvaux — to sail as passengers en route to the United States. Their 42-foot ketch was found in New York harbor six weeks later, but no trace could be discovered of the owners or their lethal passengers. American police received their break in mid-July of 1985, when Egyptian Ali Bengaza was violently assaulted on a Chicago street corner. Bystanders intervened, and his attacker fled at the approach of a policeman, but Bengaza knew him well enough. The victim had been friends with Ibrahim and Dahlia Allam in Egypt and West Germany. His friendship had developed into love for Dahlia, and Ibrahim had flown into a homicidal rage when Ali had suggested Dahlia should divorce her husband to become Mrs. Bengaza. Prior to the explosion, Ibrahim informed Bengaza he had killed three men since his release from prison in West Germany. The fugitives were run to earth in New York City, shortly after the Chicago incident, and were delivered to the Austrian authorities. Both Ibrahim and Dahlia signed confessions prior to the commencement of their trial in early 1986. According to their statements, Ibrahim had changed his mind about participating in the „games“ Kavale had commissioned. After Dahlia chose to follow through, Allam had gone berserk with jealousy and choked Kavale with his bathrobe sash. For Dahlia, charges of abetting murder were reduced to those of failure to assist a person facing mortal danger; she was sentenced to a year in prison. Ibrahim, convicted on May 9 of second-degree murder, received a term of twenty years. Upon release, he faces extradition to Marseilles, with murder charges waiting in the deaths of Jean Lefebvre and Maurice Delvaux.

]]> https://further.crimezzz.net/serial-killers/juergen-bartsch/ Sun, 11 Oct 2026 20:20:28 +0000 https://new.crimezzz.net/serial-killers/juergen-bartsch/ Born out of wedlock in post-war Germany, Juergen Bartsch lost his mother at the tender age of five months. He was adopted after spending eleven months in a foundling home, but the selection of a new family was unfortunate. Enrolled in a parochial school, Bartsch was seduced by a homosexual priest who also delighted in filling his mind with sadistic stories from medieval times. Back in his adopted home, the boy was alternately treated with contempt and extravagant attention. His „mother“ insisted on bathing Juergen through adolescence and beyond, a practice she continued to the date of his arrest on murder charges. By 1967, Bartsch — now 17 — was working as a butcher’s apprentice, still living with his adoptive parents in Bonn, West Germany. He was also a sadistic pedophile, responsible for the torture-slayings of four young boys he had lured to an abandoned mine shaft, killing each in turn after they were brutalized and sexually abused. On arrest and conviction, he was sentenced to a term of life imprisonment, the German death penalty having been outlawed after World War II. On April 10, 1971, the Supreme Court of Germany overturned Juergen’s conviction, on grounds that the lower court improperly ignored psychiatric evidence and Bartsch was a minor when the crimes took place. Psychiatrists informed the high court that Bartsch’s actions were a product of sexual compulsion, beyond his conscious control. His sentence was reduced from life to ten years, with credit for time already served. In April 1976, seeking to curry favor for early parole, Bartsch submitted to voluntary castration as part of his overall rehabilitation program. He died on April 28, following surgery, with doctors attributing his death to heart failure.

]]> https://further.crimezzz.net/serial-killers/dieter-beck/ Sun, 11 Oct 2026 20:20:29 +0000 https://new.crimezzz.net/serial-killers/dieter-beck/ A handsome, charming man, Beck never lacked for girlfriends in his native town of Rehme, West Germany, but there was viciousness behind that winning smile. For sport, he preyed on women less attractive than his usual dates, the sort who yearned for more than average male attention and affection. During 1961, he raped and strangled Ingrid Kanike, repeating the performance with Ursula Fritz in 1965, and with Anneliese Herschel in 1968. At Beck’s trial, in June 1969, a string of girlfriends testified on his behalf, as character witnesses, but under cross-examination several suddenly remembered how he liked to slip his hands around their throats while having intercourse. Convicted on three counts of murder, Beck was consigned to prison for life.

]]> https://further.crimezzz.net/serial-killers/werner-boost/ Sun, 11 Oct 2026 20:20:43 +0000 https://new.crimezzz.net/serial-killers/werner-boost/ A child of post-war Germany, Werner Boost began stealing at age six, spending several years in a home for delinquents near Magdeburg. Released for military service near the end of World War II, he had a fleeting taste of action prior to being captured by the British Cease-fire brought no change in Werner’s attitude, and during 1951 he was incarcerated for stealing scrap metal from cemetery vaults. Behind the larcenous exterior lurked darker passions. Boost acquired a friend, Franz Lohrbach, who would later tell police that Werner „hypnotized“ him and compelled him to participate in heinous crimes against his will. In the beginning, they were merely chums who went out target shooting, graduating to the robbery of couples found in isolated trysting spots. Boost managed to concoct a drug, with which he rendered victims senseless, stealing from the men and raping their companions, „forcing“ Lohrbach to participate. One night, in early 1956, Boost and Lohrbach encountered one Dr. Serve, a Dusseldorf businessman, parked on the banks of the Rhine with a young male companion. Werner drew a gun and killed the doctor, ordering his sidekick to eliminate the boy, but Lohrbach panicked, merely knocking out the witness. Police had a description of their suspects by the time Boost struck again, shooting a young man to death and injecting his date with cyanide. Their bodies were discovered in the ashes of a straw pile, torched in an attempt to wipe out evidence . Boost chose another courting couple for his third attack, clubbing both unconscious in their car before he sank it in a nearby pond and watched them drown. On June 6, 1956, a forester near Dusseldorf observed an armed man spying on a couple from the trees. He tackled the voyeur and held him for police, who soon identified the prisoner as Werner Boost. In custody, Boost stubbornly denied the lover’s lane attacks and said he merely hoped to frighten off the latest couple, since public displays of affection made him „see red.“ Self-righteously, the killer rapist told his jailers, „These sex horrors are the curse of Germany.“ When news of Boost’s arrest was published, Lohrbach voluntarily surrendered to authorities and launched into a marathon confession . On the night of Dr. Serve’s murder, he explained, Boost was experimenting with a plan to gas his victims, using toy balloons and cyanide. Ballistics tests revealed that Werner’s pistol killed Serve, and old investigations were reopened in a series of murders around Helmstedt, in Lower Saxony, during 1945. Boost had been living in the area when several refugees were shot and killed, attempting to cross the border between Russian and British zones of occupation. The case of Werner Boost dragged on for years, producing one of the longest indictments in German history. Upon conviction, Boost was sentenced to a term of life imprisonment, the maximum allowable in postwar German law.

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