H. H. Holmes

Information about H.H. Holmes on Wikipedia.

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Information about the town where Herman Mudgett was born.

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On the surface Herman Webster Mudgett seemed to be a productive member of society. He was a total lady-killer.

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University of Michigan Class of 1884 medical school photograph. Mudgett was a graduate.

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On May 11, 2019 we traveled out to Toledo and the Midwest Para-fest Conference and had the great opportunity to meet with Jeff Mudgett again and here him speak during the conference. Just so you are aware, Jeff Mudgett is the direct descendant of Herman Webster Mudgett (H.H. Holmes), often referred to as the first serial killer in America. This is significant because it raises the question about genetics and environmental influences when it comes to serial killers. Photo from 5 Things You Didn’t K

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H.H. Homes Castle - World's Fair Hotel, a.k.a. The murder castle

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The prison were Holmes was incarcerated and executed. Will incarcerated, he wrote his diary and confession about all of his murders.

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For decades English investigators have been convinced that one, or two, or the Jack Ripper murders were committed by an American surgeon in London. Maybe they were right. The story of the author's great-great grandfather, Herman Webster Mudgett. History knows him as the infamous serial killer, H. H. Holmes.

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Serial Murderer. Born in Gilmanton, New Hampshire, he studied medicine and worked as a druggist in Chicago. A good looking, natural-born con man, he had a special flair or attracting the ladies of that time. During the Chicago World's Fair of 1893, he was the owner/proprietor of the infamous Murder Castle. It had...

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