During the investigation of Corll’s crimes, Henley led the authorities to a boat shed owned by Corll. Henley released the other two teens and together they all called the police. Henley ended up shooting him six times before he finally fell. Corll mocked and goaded Henley into shooting him. Henley took Corll’s gun from him, and backed up. Henley then confronted Corll about stopping the abuse, saying that he had gone far enough. Williams, however, managed to convince Henley to stop. Corll found this acceptable, and told him to rape and murder Williams. Feeling the handcuffs, Henley woke up and once again placated Corll, agreeing to engage in acts of abuse against the other two teens if Corll let him go. He then gagged Henley, taped his ankles together, and attempted to restrain his wrists with handcuffs. Henley explained the situation and Corll appeared to back off – but he watched like a hawk as the three teens huffed paint, smoked, and drank until they passed out. After Williams agreed, the three drove to Corll’s home.Ĭorll was incensed at the idea that Henley had brought a girl to his home. In some misguided effort to protect his neighbor, he offered for her to join their plans. Then stopped near Henley’s home, where the pair noticed Rhonda Williams, who had been beaten by her father that night. However, they both got high at the party and ended up leaving to get food. Henley was targeting the second teen to bring back to Corll’s home. On the night of August 7, 1973, a teenage accomplice of Corll named Elmer Wayne Henley attended a party with another teenage boy. He was also known to have paid his accomplices for delivering him victims. Of these victims, the youngest was 13 and the oldest was 20, though most were between 15 and 17 years old. Between the years of 19, Corll used this ruse and these teenaged accomplices to capture dozens of young men from Houston Heights, TX.
Commonly, victims were hitchhikers needing rides or teenagers eager to attend a party – sometimes they were friends of the teenage boys Corll enlisted to assist him.
This, in my opinion, is far more valuable with unidentified descendants, as we are looking for people who may have found themselves in such situations (though, of course, they could be the exception that proves the rule, etc, etc).ĭean Corll enlisted the cooperation of a few teenage boys to lure boys to his home. nurture here, we’re going to take a look at his victim profile and process for luring them into his grasp. Rather than focus on the nature of his upbringing or the debate of nature vs. Books can and have been written about Dean Corll. I am not going to get too into the weeds with this section.
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Where did this young person come from, and how did he end up ensnared in the web of a serial killer known as the Candy Man? Let’s explore. This month’s Doe case is the only unidentified victim of serial killer Dean Corll.
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