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New image of 'Candy Man' serial killer's last unidentified victim released 50 years after murderer's death - Vimarsana News

New image of 'Candy Man' serial killer's last unidentified victim released 50 years after murderer's death

The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children has distributed a new facial rendering of the "Swimsuit Boy," the last unidentified victim of "Candy Man" killer Dean Corll.

'Candy Man' serial killer Dean Corll's last unidentified young victim could finally be named, as fresh pictures of 'Swimsuit Boy' are released 50 years after he was murdered - Vimarsana News

'Candy Man' serial killer Dean Corll's last unidentified young victim could finally be named, as fresh pictures of 'Swimsuit Boy' are released 50 years after he was murdered

The victim is thought to have been between 15 and 18-years-old when he was raped, murdered and dumped in a mass grave with 15 others at Corll's rented boat shed in South-West Houston.

Forensic artists release new image of 'Candy Man' killer victim - Vimarsana News

Forensic artists release new image of 'Candy Man' killer victim

Known only as John Doe 1973, forensic artists created the image in hopes of identifying the victim of serial killer Dean Corll, AKA “The Candy Man" and 2 others.

Source: kcentv.com
The Candyman Murders - Vimarsana News

The Candyman Murders

This "Texas True Crime" episode takes you inside the Candyman mass murders, shocking the nation before the term "serial killer" was ever coined.

Source: abc13.com
Houston mass murders: Facial reconstruction of last-known victim - Vimarsana News

Houston mass murders: Facial reconstruction of last-known victim

Known only as John Doe 1973, forensic artists created the image in hopes of identifying the victim of serial killer Dean Corll, AKA “The Candy Man" and 2 others.

Source: khou.com