The Terrifying True Crimes That Inspired American Horror Story's Most Haunting Moments
, a Los Angeles woman who was brutally murdered in 1947. Police never found the murderer, but some, including his own son, suspect that Dr.For more than a year, beginning in 1918, a serial killer broke into the homes of New Orleans residents, using an axe or a razor blade to murder the inhabitants.
Police were never able to catch the crazed murderer and the killings stopped as suddenly as they started. The axeman, played by, is most famous for writing a letter to the police that stated tat he would spare the lives of anyone who played jazz music on the night of March 19, 1919. As such, that night was filled with dancing and jazz music.
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