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I Was Her God:
What a Serial Killer Thinks About Victims*

©Jack: Behind the Wall

Before she was a prostitute, she was a little girl who climbed onto her daddy's lap and said, "I love you!" Before she started taking drugs, she was a little girl who used to cling to her mother's leg and plead, "Don't go, Mommy!" Then she lost her sense of self-worth. She still loved her family, and although they didn't understand her, they still loved her. Her child loved her without reservation.

To society (the big "They"), she was one of the "disposable" people, a throw away, because she couldn't, or wouldn't conform. Who cares? Just another whore. The police thought of her as a nuisance. When she disappeared, no one paid much attention, except the father who remembered the little girl she used to be that somehow got lost in life, the mother who loved her and blamed herself, the only child who cried each night for it's mother, just the brother and sister, bonded by blood.

"Girls like that disappear all the time. They move on to where the grass is greener." Sometimes. Sure, I killed your daughter...mother...sister. It was the most incredible high I ever had. I was her god. I could make it hurt as much as I wanted it to. I could choke her into unconsciousness and then bring her back. I loved the way she begged for her life, loved the sex, loved turning her into a nothing that would do whatever I demanded. I made her say, "I love you. Please hurt me some more," but I knew she was lying; all women lie. It felt so good to choke the life out of her!

Why did I do it? Because I knew I could and I thought I would get away with it. I would have, too, if it hadn't been for a "routine traffic stop" and a cop who got lucky! Am I sorry? Damned right, I'm sorry, sorry for me. She was a nothing, a less than nothing. Who gives a damn about a whore? I dumped her at the side of the road like the garbage she was. I can't believe I might lose my life over trash, and they were all trash.

It's kind of cool, though, having my picture in the paper, and all. The reporters hang on every word I say. I'm more famous than the President! Can you believe it? I have women writing me all the time. They love me! I wonder what they would think if I could become their god? You would not believe the doctors and students I have writing to me, and they all ask, "why?" Because I could and it was fun, you dumb bastards! Keep those cards and letters coming, folks! I have never felt so important! Thank you.

P.S. Please send stamps. Stamps are money in here.

 

 

* Please Note: this is a work of fiction.

 



 


 

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