11 Creepy Drawings Made By Serial Killers

There are so many people in the world that it's hard to expect every single person to be good. Unfortunately, there are a few people who want nothing more than to harm others or cause them severe amounts of grief. Whether that be by simply inconveniencing them, hurting them, or—God forbid—even killing them, there are people out there who just can't seem to stop. Murderers often seem like they wouldn't fit into society, but the reason they're able to commit so many crimes is usually due to the fact that they blend in so well. One place they couldn't hide who they truly were was their art, and it's absolutely chilling.

1. Danny Rolling, a murderer who killed five students, had some pretty chilling pieces of art.

2. Ottis Toole, another well-known murderer, had some REALLY weird stuff.

Like this one, completed (and probably started) in 1993.

3. Not only were they weird, but they were kind of gross, too.

If this isn't a sign of a disturbed mind, I don't know what is.

4. John Edward Robinson was convicted for three murders and received the death sentence for two. His illustration is interesting, to say the least. Reminiscent of a political cartoon.

5. Henry Lee Lucas takes us for a ride on the creepy train with his terrifying drawings of zombie clowns.

Bonus fact: He married Ottis (#2/3) Toole's niece, Becky. He later murdered her in 1982. 

6. Another masterpiece (surprisingly), is his zombie-like drawing. I'm noticing a trend of dead things in all of these drawings.

7. It's no surprise that Charles Manson's drawing makes absolutely no sense. Very fitting.

8. Alfred Gaynor was known for some pretty horrific things and his drawing matches his acts.

9. And now to John Wayne Gacy. He has so many paintings, but only the creepiest will be shown.

This masterpiece was called "Hi Ho With Clown."

10. This one was titled "Pogo the Clown." Ugh, this sends chills right down the spine...

Apparently it was for sale back in 2011. I wonder if it sold.

11. Aaand a bloody hand print over top a skeleton and clown. 

That's all folks!