Landru, the original Bluebeard, reputed seducer of
a thousand women and murderer of ten.
For some unknown reason Francis Joseph Phi-

was attributed to strangulation, yet her killer had
slit his victim's throat from ear to ear after
death. Nothing was taken from Jeanne’s room,
and the killing was considered to be an iso-
lated case. Paris detectives were quite accus-
tomed to the murder of prostitutes. No clues
were and no
arrests were made. :
Eleven months passed before another prostitute,
Marguerite, Lavie, was found murdered in her
m, Marguerite had been stvangled before having
her ti throats] slit. ioe the killer, who must have
been covered with blood, had slipped away without
being heard or seen by anyone.. Police were well
aware that two such similar killings might well be
the signal that a madman was on the loose. They
weren't wrong.
On Feb. 4, 1864, 18 months after the second

Her none ween mutilated in the same manner as
the'two victims. Paris police had to admit

that the pais Killer had left no clues.
mee than a month later the killer struck again.
ie he did not succeed in his mission. Helene

her chosen profession, Helene did nothing more
than warn a fe ew fellow red lighters that there was a
bad one on the loose.

F.... five days later, Julie Robert was found
dead in her room. She had been strangled, and her
throat had been cut from ear to ear.

On Aug. 1 11 Marie Helie became the madman’s
fifth vis . ‘Little else was discussed in Paris
that ater: ‘The mass murderer on the loose was
on everyone's minds.

murder. Ear!
a large roo!

8 mn.
became at ‘too clear when late: ‘Madame 3
and her jo-year-old child were found dead fn ihe thelr
rooms. Mother and daught ater had put up a desperate
Struggle for Oe daugh Blood was
even spatte! in the

el

It was ee this: killing that police aeceived
their first outside assistance in solving the case.
Josephine Fauche told police that on the Saturday

Terror

night prior to the most recent killing she had
been approached by a stranger who wanted to visit
her in her room. Josephine agreed, hen she
-arrived at her room:she felt something was
strange about her potential customer: When he
her, in advance of course, with a 20-franc p! pale
she Insisted that she change the 20 francs in a

located in the same building.

ine managed to convey her fears to the
wineshop proprietress, who then gave. the
impression that she lived wilth Josephine. She
mentioned she would be closing the shop momen-
id in her room,

. On his left ‘arm n
in French — Born Under An ‘Gniucke —tollowed
by the illustration of a star.

Despite the description police could not get a line
on the wanted man. Two months later he struck
again. Victoire Marie Boleux was’ a’ prostitute

e the previous victims, but there was a differ-
ence. The oldest profession | had provided Victoire
with cash and jewelry. She had a ‘secret.
name was Maloiseau, an elderly retired gentleman
who had been a friend a lover of Vic-

: toire’s since she was a young gi

On Jan. 8, 1866, Victoire entered oo Bpartinent
with a stranger. Later, at about midnight, Maloi-
seau called on her. As he walked into the apartment
he was startled to sncounter a man in the living

After hearing Maloiseau's story, ‘police con-
rer ed on the murder scene. The killer had washed
ands in a basin, but had not left a single
fingerprint. For the first time the killer left
ome! behind. It. was the murder weapon, a
straight razor, which was a common make and

reigned in Paris —

proved to be untraceable. Maloiseau estimated that
300 0 francs in gold had been taken from the apart,

While pelice were ro investigating this ater '

atrocity, the killer struck once more.

later, an artist, Madame Midy, answered a inoek & at :

the door of her studio on Rue D’Exfurt.

The man at the door informed her that he had
fixed a pipe in her studio for her landlord while she
was out, He thought he had left one of his too!
the studio, and would pppreciate it if Mademe
would ‘let’ him Took for it. She agreed and
returned to her easel, yiarcisne: the

locked her oor. In an ‘ins! he was
startled woman with one
hand south, clamped

jadame Mid bit At clean, through her attacker's

sed his over her mouth

med with all her t, An artist in.an

adjoining studio heard her Screams and com-

menced to pot . Final ee
quickly stated, stal

dy lam

trouble

going for the rouble vested that the steamer calmly
walked past ihe: startled & artist into the i hall.

a ame ly, slow Hy egal Ining her senses,

p that. mn r friends chased

after her attecker. the ‘ahase i insted a few ‘blocks -

until a policeman caught up with the stranger and
m nto ustody. iP DE

took him
After-q tioning, the suspect informed po!
that his name was Jose, a AL search of ae his
y litte, but one towel
belonged to
Phili pe never
se Bi he had carted ‘away such an incri-

ples of evidence
petits with the acute
tang as the

pai aera led | ita chs
Ippe reveal q very le of
Witmesses at his trial claimed
ordinary enough fellow. aan Toca
- His trial concluded on June 28,
1368. when he was found responsible for the mur-.
lers of seven women and one child. Three weeks
later at rancls Joseph Philippe was beheaded on the
guill

Study children of
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a result of divorce or separ-
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The report, by a Uni-
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past decade,

children aged five to 12 _

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The report said following
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reliable. lf
Elementary ‘school chil-
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level of aggressive behavior
than before their parents’

divorce. They were more.

likely to engage in direct
angry verbal attacks.”

‘The report added that girls
whose fathers were absent as

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