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Klaudija Visockyte on flickr

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FOX COW LION ALL OF THE ANIMAL KINGDOME SAY HIJRAAAA > HAVE YOU SEEN ME YET?

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WAY-BACK-WHEN ALL EYES WERE ON BRITNEY GURLL > NEVER FORGET

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TWERKING MILEY & SARA BUTABI

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ASIANS AND THE WORLD HAD GANGNAM STYLE, NOW WE HAVE HIJRA STYLE! > #HIJRASDOITBETTER

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T R O P I C O

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Above The Undertow

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Work Space

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A former boy scout leader, ‘BTK’ killer Dennis Rader knew how to tie all sorts of knots. After his arrest, police found a stash of photos Rader took of himself tied up outdoors, often wearing the underwear of his victims. In some photos, Rader was seen hanging from trees, in others, laying in a freshly dug grave.

Rader lived a double life: playing the wholesome family man while moonlighting as a serial killer whose heinous acts terrified the city of Wichita. His self-given nickname, which stands for Bind, Torture, Kill speaks to his preferred method of murder. In all, Rader was convicted of murdering ten people, including an entire family of four. He is serving ten consecutive life sentences.

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Los Angeles, CA The Hillside Stranglers

When the corpses of women who’d been tied up and raped started turning up in hillside ravines in 1977, police knew that Los Angeles had a serial killer on its hands; there turned out to be two of them. The big break in the case came in 1979 when security guard Kenneth Bianchi (bottom right) was implicated in the disappearance of two young women in Bellingham, Wash. Cops there found that Bianchi was a recent transplant from Los Angeles, and they recalled the Hillside Strangler case. With his older cousin, car-thief and rapist Angelo Buono (top right), Bianchi had gone into the pimp business. One of their early victims was a prostitute who’d wronged them, but the cousins killed and tortured simply because they enjoyed it. Bianchi tried to dodge justice by faking multiple personality disorder, and by getting his girlfriend to attempt a copycat murder that was supposed to exonerate him; he also tried to renege on the plea bargain that required he testify against his cousin. Both men were convicted. (left top Sonja Jonson, bottom Dolores Cepeda)