- John
Edward Howard Rulloff (also
known as Ruloff, Rulofson, or Rulloffson, as well as
several aliases; 1819/1820 – May 18, 1871) was a Canadian-born American...
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March 6, 1999.
Profile of
Rulloff Archived February 23, 2012, at the
Wayback Machine "The Life and
Death of
Edward H.
Rulloff by
Herbert A. Wisbey, Jr"...
-
lives of
sixty Canadian serial killers, with the
earliest being Edward H.
Rulloff and the most
recent being Russell Williams. The book uses
Katherine Ramsland's...
- and son,
closing in on him,
walked him away like
Eugene Aram."
Edward H.
Rulloff,
another philologist-murderer
Wikisource has the text of the 1885–1900...
- post-Gregg
execution in
Connecticut and last
execution in
Connecticut Edward H.
Rulloff (1871)
known as "the
Educated Killer" Raya and
Sakina (1920)
Tommy Lynn...
-
Sofia Kovalevskaya, and the
Native American Ishi. The
brain of
Edward H.
Rulloff, a
noted philologist and criminal, was
removed after his
death in 1871;...
- to
prove the
equality of the ****es
through her
contribution Edward H.
Rulloff, a
philologist and
murderer who
possessed one of the
largest recorded brains...
-
doctors who
wished to
study him further. He died in jail in 1863.
Edward Rulloff United States 1844–1870 2–7
Called "The
Genius Killer" and "The Man of...
-
Priscilla Rulloff Edward H.
Rulloff Lansing, New York June 23, 1844 1858 The convict's
infant daughter disappeared along with her mother.
Rulloff was suspected...
- city of San Francisco, California. He was also the
brother of
Edward H.
Rulloff, a
notorious murderer who was
hanged for his
crime in 1871.
Rulofson was...
