“I came up behind her and crooked my arm around her neck, like this. I squeezed and just lifted her off the floor. She just hung there and, for a moment, I didn't realize she was dead….I had broken her neck and her head was just wobbling around with the bones of her neck disconnected in the skin sack of her neck.”
About This Quote
Describing his final murder, that of Sally Hallett. Edmund Kemper Interview, Front Page Detective Magazine March 1974 by Marj von Beroldingen.
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