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Mean Streets. Pedro Alonzo Lopez was born in Tolmia, Colombia, in 1949, during the height of the country's "La Violencia" period. This was in fact the last place on earth anyone would have wanted to be born. The country was ruled by riots and unthinkable acts of violence. The problems began just one year earlier, in 1948, when a popular Liberal ...
28 apr 2020 · They were starting to run out of ideas. And patience. Pedro Lopez, a deranged killer, sat behind just a few metal bars that kept them just beyond his reach. He was fuming silently. Lopez knew they would be unable to build their case against him unless he said something. He would be hard to break, but the police could not give up, especially now ...
9 mar 2021 · The Monster of the Andes goes on to detail how he'd follow a child "sometimes for two or three days" before luring her off with a "pretty, shining trinket" the moment she was left alone. From there, he'd take victims to the edge of town, where he'd show them affection and treat them lovingly until the sun began to rise.
Pedro Alonso López dit le monstre des Andes est un tueur en série né le 8 octobre 1948 à Ipiales, Nariño en Colombie [1]. Pedro Alonzo López a avoué être responsable des enlèvements , des viols et des meurtres de plus de 310 jeunes filles [ 1 ] .
27 dic 2023 · The True Story of the Monster of the Andes. 27 December 2023 by Reyan Mishra. Pedro Lopez is a Colombian serial killer and child rapist who terrorized South America for well over a decade. One of modern history’s most prolific serial killers, Lopez is believed to have killed over 350 people. Despite his unspeakable crimes, Lopez is a free man ...
Pedro Alonso López ( Venadillo, Tolima, Colombia, 8 de octubre de 1948-desaparecido el 22 de septiembre de 1999), también conocido como el Monstruo de los Andes, 2 3 4 es un asesino en serie colombiano que, tras su captura en 1980, confesó el asesinato de más de 300 niñas y jóvenes en Colombia, Ecuador y Perú. 5 6 Sin embargo, las ...
Aftermath. In January of 1999, Pedro Lopez gave an exclusive, one-time-only interview, to National Examiner correspondent Ron Laytner. The following are excerpts taken from that interview: "I am the man of the century," Lopez bragged to Laytner while in prison in Ecuador. "No one will ever forget me.
