John Wayne Gacy Quotes

“Gacy was executed by lethal injection the 10th of May 1994, after years of appeals.  Repugnant and crass until the bitter end, the Clown Killer’s last words were: 'Kiss my ass.”
― David White, John Wayne Gacy: The Killer Clown

“Finally, psychiatrists from the St. Luc Medical Centre who had examined Gacy concluded: "Over the last 15 years, Gacy has shown a mixed personality disorder that included obsessive-compulsive, antisocial, narcissistic, and manic characteristics… His homosexual conquests, towards which he was shown to be sadistic, were more gratification for himself through the exercise of power, rather than erotic experiences motivated by sexual need.”
― David White, John Wayne Gacy: The Killer Clown

“Hartman theorized that although Gacy was affected by a personality disorder, he was absolutely not demented.  “He is very egocentric and narcissistic, and had a typically antisocial orientation.  He has a psychopathic personality, with sexual deviance and hysterical personality, as well as minor aspects of a compulsive and paranoid personality.”
― David White, John Wayne Gacy: The Killer Clown

“Gacy’s homosexual tendencies and his rampant sadism slowly became more noticeable to those who knew him, particularly to his wife, Carole.”
― David White, John Wayne Gacy: The Killer Clown

“He met a young man, aged 18, at the bus station and brought him home. Prostitute, derelict, or run-away, Gacy couldn't remember. They got drunk and had sex. He later tried to explain that the boy had tried to stab him and while defending himself, Gacy had taken the knife and killed him. From the very beginning, he always found a 'good reason' to kill his victims; Gacy buried the young boy’s body under the house.”
― David White, John Wayne Gacy: The Killer Clown

“Gacy killed for the first time three months after his conditional release, on January 1st, 1972.”
― David White, John Wayne Gacy: The Killer Clown

“Gacy manipulated the truth so that he was not presented as a bad man. He could only admit to socially unacceptable actions when directly confronted. He was a smooth talker and liar who tried to clear himself of any reprehensible act. He had a high degree of social intelligence where, for him, the best way to act was that in which he could influence people.”
― David White, John Wayne Gacy: The Killer Clown

“Their diagnosis was that Gacy was asocial, or more precisely, that he was a sociopath who could not be cured by any known medical treatment.”
― David White, John Wayne Gacy: The Killer Clown

“Although his mother adored him and was affectionate, his father was a violent, alcoholic authority figure. Gacy Sr. was a perfectionist who beat his wife and humiliated his children. He sometimes beat 'Junior', but spent most of his time insulting him, calling him an 'idiot' and a 'moron' when he wasn’t able to complete a task, and 'faggot', 'mama’s boy' or 'gay' when his mother defended him.”
― David White, John Wayne Gacy: The Killer Clown

“At 11, while was playing beside some swings, Gacy was pushed by another child, who struck Gacy in the head, causing a blood clot in his brain.  The clot wasn’t discovered until 5 years later, when Gacy’s parents tried to identify the cause of his frequent fainting spells.”
― David White, John Wayne Gacy: The Killer Clown

“However, Gacy also concealed a shocking secret - beginning in 1972, he killed a total of 33 teenagers and young men, luring them to his house with promises of work in the construction industry, before brutally slaying them and concealing their bodies on his property.”
― David White, John Wayne Gacy: The Killer Clown