“To some of average intelligence, killing six at once seems an almost impossible feat. It was very much easier for me to kill those six niggers than it was for me to kill only one of the young boys I killed later and some of them were only 11 or 12 years old.”
About This Quote
Carl Panzram’s Written Confession From Prison, 1928. Here he describes killing six black men in Africa before feeding them to crocodiles.
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