Unidentified Victim Body 28
14-18 Year Old White Male
Unlike the majority of the remains, this individual was buried in a grave in Gacy's backyard, opposed to the crawl space of his home. Garbage bags had been wrapped around the remains as well. According to the killer's recollections, the victim was the second confirmed murder, occurring circa January 1974. His range of death is commonly listed between early 1972 and the end of July 1975.
After entering Gacy's home, he was sexually assaulted and tortured. He was killed by strangulation and originally placed in a closet before decomposition prompted his eventual burial. It is unknown where the victim met Gacy, or if he willingly accompanied his killer as a result of the known methods to gaining his victim's trust.
The victim's clothing was noted to have decomposed significantly.
Shirt.
White metal band on his left ring finger.
Blue jeans.
Underwear.
Socks
He had brown hair.
He may have previously fractured his right upper-arm.
14-18 Year Old White Male
Unlike the majority of the remains, this individual was buried in a grave in Gacy's backyard, opposed to the crawl space of his home. Garbage bags had been wrapped around the remains as well. According to the killer's recollections, the victim was the second confirmed murder, occurring circa January 1974. His range of death is commonly listed between early 1972 and the end of July 1975.
After entering Gacy's home, he was sexually assaulted and tortured. He was killed by strangulation and originally placed in a closet before decomposition prompted his eventual burial. It is unknown where the victim met Gacy, or if he willingly accompanied his killer as a result of the known methods to gaining his victim's trust.
The victim's clothing was noted to have decomposed significantly.
Shirt.
White metal band on his left ring finger.
Blue jeans.
Underwear.
Socks
He had brown hair.
He may have previously fractured his right upper-arm.
Unidentified Victim Body 28
14-18 Year Old White Male
Unlike the majority of the remains, this individual was buried in a grave in Gacy's backyard, opposed to the crawl space of his home. Garbage bags had been wrapped around the remains as well. According to the killer's recollections, the victim was the second confirmed murder, occurring circa January 1974. His range of death is commonly listed between early 1972 and the end of July 1975.
After entering Gacy's home, he was sexually assaulted and tortured. He was killed by strangulation and originally placed in a closet before decomposition prompted his eventual burial. It is unknown where the victim met Gacy, or if he willingly accompanied his killer as a result of the known methods to gaining his victim's trust.
The victim's clothing was noted to have decomposed significantly.
Shirt.
White metal band on his left ring finger.
Blue jeans.
Underwear.
Socks
He had brown hair.
He may have previously fractured his right upper-arm.
14-18 Year Old White Male
Unlike the majority of the remains, this individual was buried in a grave in Gacy's backyard, opposed to the crawl space of his home. Garbage bags had been wrapped around the remains as well. According to the killer's recollections, the victim was the second confirmed murder, occurring circa January 1974. His range of death is commonly listed between early 1972 and the end of July 1975.
After entering Gacy's home, he was sexually assaulted and tortured. He was killed by strangulation and originally placed in a closet before decomposition prompted his eventual burial. It is unknown where the victim met Gacy, or if he willingly accompanied his killer as a result of the known methods to gaining his victim's trust.
The victim's clothing was noted to have decomposed significantly.
Shirt.
White metal band on his left ring finger.
Blue jeans.
Underwear.
Socks
He had brown hair.
He may have previously fractured his right upper-arm.
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Gravesite Details
The grave of an unidentified victim of John Wayne Gacy is seen at Woodlawn Memorial Park in Forest Park, Illinois, on Wednesday, October 12, 2011
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