Killer Clown Quotes

“Now they were audience, waiting for the actors on the other side of the glass to begin their drama.”
― Terry Sullivan, Killer Clown:The John Wayne Gacy Murders

“You know,” Gacy said, looking at one officer and then the other, “clowns can get away with murder.”
― Terry Sullivan, Killer Clown:The John Wayne Gacy Murders

“The officers had a ghoul pool, in which they bet on how many bodies eventually would be recovered. The estimates ranged from five to twenty-four. Everyone was low. Taking a cue from a movie just opening in Chicago theaters, they got themselves T-shirts emblazoned with “The Body Snatchers, No. 803640,” the six digits referring to the case number, with large numerals “27,” signifying the body count, on the other side. (That number also proved low.)”
― Terry Sullivan, Killer Clown:The John Wayne Gacy Murders

“Caucasian male in his teens or twenties. Families of missing persons”
― Terry Sullivan, Killer Clown:The John Wayne Gacy Murders

“The laws have been slowly changing. Right now, statistics show that more than 30 percent of kids send sexual texts to each other. That”
― Terry Sullivan, Killer Clown:The John Wayne Gacy Murders

“Seeing a piece of notepaper next to the phone, Kozenczak picked it up. It had Phil Torf’s name on it. Kozenczak pocketed it. “Thief!”
― Terry Sullivan, Killer Clown:The John Wayne Gacy Murders

“Gray walked over to Robinson’s car and began repeating what he had just told Schultz, reiterating the fears he had for his own safety. The conversation was interrupted when Gacy returned from the restaurant. “Let’s go,” he told Gray. Robinson jumped into his car, which was parked in front of Gacy’s, and twisted around to see which way Gray would be going. Gray pulled out and went straight ahead, and Robinson fell in behind him. “Stick”
― Terry Sullivan, Killer Clown:The John Wayne Gacy Murders

“Gacy came out with Gray and walked up to the officers. They had to meet Stevens at Di Leo’s, a restaurant on Chicago’s Northwest Side. Did the officers mind if Gray drove? They didn’t, but they advised the youth to use caution. It”
― Terry Sullivan, Killer Clown:The John Wayne Gacy Murders