Peter Woodcock, homosexual Canadian serial rapist and child killer.
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known by his birth name, Peter Woodcock, was a homosexual
Canadian serial killer and child rapist who gained notoriety for
the brutal murders of three young children in Toronto, Canada in
1956 and 1957 when he himself was still a teenager. He was
subsequently diagnosed as a psychopath and placed in a
psychiatric facility. Expensive treatment programs for Woodcock
proved ineffective when he murdered a fellow psychiatric patient
in 1991; after his death in 2010, he was described as "The
serial killer they couldn't cure"
Woodcock was born to a 17-year-old Peterborough factory worker
who gave him up for adoption. He spent the first three years of
his life in various foster homes; he was physically abused by
homosexuals in at least one of those homes.
He was later adopted by a normal heterosexual wealthy family
living near Yonge Street and Lawrence Avenue, who paid for a
private school education, therapy and bikes for Woodcock. When
he reached puberty, he began to travel around Toronto on his
bike, fantasizing about becoming a gang leader and, in reality,
sexually assaulting children in Parkdale and Cabbagetown.
Ultimately, Woodcock would brutally murder three young children
in 1956 and 1957.
Woodcock was apprehended for the murders in 1957, found not
guilty by reason of insanity, and placed in Oak Ridge, an
Ontario psychiatric facility located in Penetanguishene. There,
he legally changed his name. Following the completion of a
treatment program for Woodcock and other psychopathic
individuals, he was deemed greatly improved, and sent to a
medium-security hospital in Brockville, Ontario in 1991. There,
Woodcock claims, he fell in love with fellow psychiatric patient
Dennis Kerr, who rejected his homosexual advances. During the
first hour of his very first weekend pass in thirty-five years,
Woodcock stabbed Kerr to death.
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> David Michael Krueger (March 5, 1939 � March 5, 2010), best
> known by his birth name, Peter Woodcock, was a homosexual
> Canadian serial killer and child rapist who gained notoriety for
> the brutal murders of three young children in Toronto, Canada in
> 1956 and 1957 when he himself was still a teenager. He was
> subsequently diagnosed as a psychopath and placed in a
> psychiatric facility. Expensive treatment programs for Woodcock
> proved ineffective when he murdered a fellow psychiatric patient
> in 1991; after his death in 2010, he was described as "The
> serial killer they couldn't cure"
A terrible person, I see one of his child victims was a 4 year old girl.
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>> David Michael Krueger (March 5, 1939 � March 5, 2010), best
>> known by his birth name, Peter Woodcock, was a homosexual
>> Canadian serial killer and child rapist who gained notoriety for
>> the brutal murders of three young children in Toronto, Canada in
>> 1956 and 1957 when he himself was still a teenager. He was
>> subsequently diagnosed as a psychopath and placed in a
>> psychiatric facility. Expensive treatment programs for Woodcock
>> proved ineffective when he murdered a fellow psychiatric patient
>> in 1991; after his death in 2010, he was described as "The
>> serial killer they couldn't cure"
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> A terrible person, I see one of his child victims was a 4 year old
girl.
>
>
Emanuel Jaques
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Emanuel Jaques (1965 � 1977) was a shoeshine boy in Toronto, Ontario,
whose sexual assault and murder shocked the city in August 1977.
Emanuel Jaques was the son of impoverished Portuguese immigrants from the
Azores. On July 28, 1977, 12-year-old Jaques, who worked daily shining
shoes on what was then the seedy Yonge Street Strip, was lured into an
apartment above the Charlie's Angels body-rub parlour at 245 Yonge Street
[1] with the promise of $35 for help moving photographic equipment. He
was then restrained and repeatedly sexually assaulted over a period of
twelve hours before being strangled and drowned in a kitchen sink.[2]
Several days after Jaques's disappearance, well-known Toronto gay
activist George Hislop received a late-night call from Saul David Betesh,
who confessed to the murder and told Hislop that Jaques's body had been
hidden under a pile of wood on the roof of the building at which he had
been abducted. Hislop arranged for Betesh to hire a lawyer, contacted
Metropolitan Toronto Police and then persuaded Betesh to turn himself in.
[3]
On a tipoff from Betesh, three other men � Robert Wayne Kribs (41),
Joseph Wood (26) and Werner Gruener (28) � were arrested on the Super
Continental train to Vancouver as it passed through Sioux Lookout
Ontario. The three were employed as security doormen at Charlie's Angels.
[4] The four were charged with Jaques's murder. According to evidence
introduced at trial, Betesh held the boy under water until he drowned
while Kribs restrained Jaques's legs. In 1978, Kribs pleaded guilty to
first-degree murder and a jury found Betesh guilty of the same charge,
while Woods was convicted of second-degree murder, and Gruener, who had
held open the door of the body-rub parlour to allow Betesh to bring the
boy in, was acquitted.[2]
[edit] Aftermath
Jaques's murder stunned and outraged the citizens of Toronto since a
crime of this nature was considered unthinkable. It caused many to
question how safe the city, and more specifically Yonge Street, really
was. Some[who?] marked this as the point where Toronto lost its innocence
and that its downtown was becoming too squalid.
Numerous protests and marches occurred, demanding that the city clean up
the Yonge Street area. Alderman Ben Nobleman of York sent telegrams to
Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau and the media encouraging the return of
capital punishment.
These protests became a catalyst for shutting down the numerous adult
stores, body rub parlours, and shoeshine stands along Yonge Street. Over
time, Yonge Street would become a more people-oriented district and new
developments such as Dundas Square would revitalize the area.
In October 2002, twenty-five years after the murder, Robert Kribs was
denied parole.[5]
Rich
> Emanuel Jaques
> From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Woodcock?
He raped a young girl instead of a young boy, that would by definition make
him a heterosexual by the demands of those who accuse pedophiles that way.
After all, why would a homo rape an underaged girl? They're into boys.
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I don't know much about my grandpa woodcock. But if anyone could help me try to find out if I'm related to this guy. Let me kbow