Serial Killers and Their Opinion On Each Other

Edmund Kemper "hated" Herbert Mullin,they were housed together for a while.Kemper basically experimented behaviour modification on Mullin.While Kemper and others tried to watch TV,Mullin would sing or talk nonsense.Kemper would tell him to shut up,and when he obeyed,he would give Mullin peanuts as positive reinforcement,And when he didn't,he would throw water at Mullin as a punishment.Kemper would call him "Herbie",also there wasn't a hate that media reflected,more like frenemies.

John Wayne Gacy had negative opinions on other fellow serial killers in general.In Jacobson's interview,Jacobson mentioned names like Ted Bundy,David Berkowitz.Gacy said "God,I hate that,when they put me in the same club with them." Gacy truly believed he was different and he insisted he was innocent.Specifically,about Jeffrey Dahmer (who got 16 life sentences and was judged as sane by court.) Gacy was suprised that the court believed Dahmer was sane,because Dahmer's "activities" seemed insane to him,not to mention what Gacy,himself did.His Quote: , "If Jeffrey Dahmer doesn't meet the requirements for insanity, then I'd hate like hell to run into the guy that does."

William Bonin and Randy Kraft despised each other.According to Mark NcNamara,Kraft and Bonin never got along.They would never play cards on the same side,but they would play it.According to Vanity Fair in 1990,four convicted serial killers met every day for a game of bridge on San Quentin State Prison's death row. The players were Randy Steven Kraft, William Bonin, Doug Clark, and Lawrence Bittaker.Bonin is “the only one of the four who does not have an unusually high IQ,” says MacNamara. As a result, Bonin is “often the butt of Clark’s jokes and he is treated disdainfully by Kraft and Bittaker.

Israel Keyes disliked Dennis Rader (The BTK),and even called him a "wimp" for apologizing to victims' families.He specifically idolized Ted Bundy.He also stated his favorite serial killers were those who were still on the loose.

Ian Brady wrote a book about serial killers,called "The Gates of Janus".He described Ted Bundy's character in detail,he considered Bundy a very competent liar.He specifically notes that Bundy should have been a public servant who used his position of power to fleece his constituents. There are elements of Brady's text that read like he's applauding Bundy, but his prolonged description of the notorious American killer as an accomplished deceiver also seems like a withering critique. 

Birmingham Live reported that Ian Brady and Raymond Morris repeatedly attacked each other.In the first incident,Brady attacked first and poured hot tea over Morris.He brought his tea to a boil and added sugar, ensuring that the scalding liquid would stick to Morris' head. This landed Brady in solitary confinement for 28 days.Later then,Morris poured hot water on Brady,getting his revenge and getting the same punishment.