Thanks so much. Glad you enjoyed it!

THanks so much, Laura! I’d never heard of Bluebeard, either, but it’s now one of my favorites, lol. I love creepy fairy tales.

I agree, Landru would have kept killing until he died. He had a pretty good system and without modern forensics – and the modern technology that keeps families in touch – and could have been unstoppable.

Thanks for commenting:)

It’s good that the Buisson sister finally put a stop to Landru. He would have killed dozens and dozens more if he’d gotten the chance. He deserved his fate a hundred times over.

Thanks for the great post! (And by “great” I mean, eww… horrible… creepy… disturbing!) 🙂

LMAO, Tiffany. That’s awesome. Glad you liked it!

We should start calling her Creepy Catie. LOL. Just kidding, my dear Catie. Just kidding. Kinda. Heehee.

GREAT post, Stacy! I’ve always loved the legend of Bluebeard. 🙂

LOL, isn’t it? I loved it. Catie’s so great at coming up with creepy stuff. I don’t know, but it’s amazing they can do it once, let alone hundreds of times. I think it lies in their ability to scope out the vulnerable and then manipulating. Thanks for stopping by!

Okay, that makes sense, and you’re absolutely right. I don’t envision him being as brusque or angry as modern day killers.

The 19th century crimes seemed so genteel no matter how hideous they were. I can see Landreau saying “Pardon me, sir.” as he knelt before the guillotine.