- Ion
Rîmaru ([iˈon
rɨˈmaru];
modern spelling Râmaru; 12
October 1946 – 23
October 1971) was a
Romanian serial killer dubbed the
Vampire of
Bucharest (Vampirul...
-
Vampire Rapist"
killed 4
women between 1968 and 1971; died in
prison 2006 Ion
Rîmaru Romania 1970–1971 4
Known as "The
Vampire of Bucharest".
Attacked 15 lone...
-
Romanian hip hop group,
founded in 1993 in
Bucharest by
brothers Călin "
Rimaru"
Ionescu and
Daniel "Clonatu'" Ionescu. The
group released the
first Romanian...
- poet, essayist, and
translator Ion
Oblemenco (1945–1996),
footballer Ion
Rîmaru (1946–1971),
serial killer Robert Săceanu (born 1983),
footballer Vladimir...
- two husbands, one son, and 32 of her
suitors in the 1920s and 1930s. Ion
Rîmaru:
murdered and
raped young women in
Bucharest from 1970 to 1971; executed...
- "Vampire of Argentina" –
Florencio Fernández "Vampire of Bucharest" – Ion
Rîmaru "Vampire of Bytów" –
Leszek Pękalski "Vampire of Düsseldorf" –
Peter Kürten...
- war
crimes in 1946 and
where on 23
October 1971 the
serial killer, Ion
Rîmaru was
executed by
firing squad. The
prison also was a
detention site for political...
-
Savel Rădulescu Șerban Rădulescu-Zoner
Alexander Ratiu Leonte Răutu Ion
Rîmaru †
Mihail Roller Radu R.
Rosetti Filimon Sârbu † János
Scheffler Ion Dezideriu...
- new
criminal code.
Perhaps the most
notorious criminal in
Romania was Ion
Rîmaru, a
serial killer who in 1970-1971
murdered and
attacked several women in...
-
sentences were
carried out;
among those executed during this
period were Ion
Rîmaru and
Gheorghe Ştefănescu. Most
death penalty convictions were
handed down...
