Dans l’épisode 9 de la saison 1, de la série Mindhunter, les profilers rencontrent Richard Speck dans sa cellule de Joliet dans l’Illinois, afin de mieux comprendre ses crimes. On July 17, 1966 Speck was found in his crashpad and admitted to Cook County Hospital. After the death of his father when Speck was six, his mother remarried Carl Lindberg, a Texan with an arrest record, moving the family to Dallas. His mother remarried and the family moved to Dallas, Tx. The family moved to … Read reviews from world’s largest community for readers. However, formatting rules can vary widely between applications and fields of interest or study. On the 17th Speck attempted suicide and was rushed to the hospital; the treating doctor saw Speck's "Born To Raise Hell" tattoo, described by Amurao, and had Speck arrested. By killing women, Richard Speck was showing the gender he definitively wanted to be a part of. Or, the more plausible and more believable reason Speck wanted to become a woman is simple. A 24-year-old high school dropout and drifter, Speck was born in Monmouth, Ill., but spent much of his youth in Texas. When he was six, his father died. He was the seventh of eight children. Richard Speck also might have been attempting the ultimate act of punishment by taking hormones and consenting to sex with men. BORN TO RAISE HELL, co-written by professional writer Jack Altman and psychiatrist Marvin Ziporyn, is a highly intelligent, highly professional, and highly fascinating study of the persona of Richard Speck. Speck was born December 6, 1941, in Kirkwood, Illinois. When the police examined the corpses and noticed the use of square knots they suspected their killer might be a seaman. He tied up the 7 young women there and two more that got home some time later. Born to raise hell; the untold story of Richard Speck by Altman, Jack, 1938-; Ziporyn, Marvin, 1923- Born to Raise Hell: The Untold Story of Richard Speck - The Man, The Crime, The Trial is a book by Jack Altman and Marvin Ziporyn, published by Grove Press in 1967. William Martin, a former Assistant State's Attorney and the Chief Prosecutor of mass murderer Richard Speck, poses for a portrait in his office in Oak Park, Illinois, on July 7. Richard Speck: Born to Raise Hell 1h | Documentary | TV Movie 4 April 1999 In-depth documentary for Court TV re-examines the trial and the impact of notorious mass murderer, Richard Speck, including reactions to the massacre from the sole survivor. Richard Speck at Cermak Hospital, after he tried committing suicide. After her marriage, her attitude changed. Richard Speck, violent troublemaker, knocked on the door to a nurse student's house late one night in Chicago in 1966. He had “Born to Raise Hell” tattooed on his … Richard Franklin Speck was born in 1941 in the village of Kirkwood, Illinois. Richard Speck, a brutally methodical killer with “Born to Raise Hell” tattooed on one arm and the blood of eight student nurses splattered across his soul, died of a heart attack Thursday. Dans l'épisode 19 de la saison 11 d'Esprits criminels, un tueur imite les meurtres de Richard Speck. When he was 19 Speck had a tattoo bearing the legend “Born to raise hell”. Martin holds the book The Crime of the Century, which he co-authored with journalist Dennis L. Breo. Note: Citations are based on reference standards.