Talk:Karl Denke

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correct some data

my sources:

- Hans Pfeiffer, "Der Zwang zur Serie", Leipzig 1996, pp. 115-130
- Jens Haberland, "Serienmörder im Europa des 20. Jahrhunderts", pp. 130-134

according to the article, there were 40 victims. According to my sources, there were "only" 30
article: denke committed suicide on 20th December. My sources: on 21th December his last Victim, Vinzenz Oliver, managed to flee. The day after, Denke was arrested and committed suicide

Date of first kill

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Text says 1914. Table says 1903. List of serial killers by number of victims says 1900...--Menah the Great (talk) 12:25, 25 July 2014 (UTC)Reply

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