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| 409 E 100th St, New York, NY 10029, USA (New York, New York)
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Albert Fish
Albert Fish claimed to have been living at this address when he first acquired his taste for human flesh. He made the claim in a letter to the family of Grace Budd that he got the idea from a cannibal neighbor he had while living at that address. Albert confessed to the cannibal murder of ten year old Grace Budd in the letter. It led to his arrest and execution by electric chair.
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Crime Library: Albert Fish
Crime Library's entry on murderer Albert Fish. |
Wikipedia: Albert Fish
Wikipedia entry for serial killer Albert Fish. |
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| The Budd Apartment |
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Albert Fish - The Werewolf of Wysteria (Biography) |
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