Serial killer Dean Corll
Serial killer Dean Corll. Around 8:30 a.m. on August 8, 1973, Wednesday morning, the Pasadena, TX, police department got a telephone call from a hysterical Wayne Henley. Patrolman A.B. Jamison raced over to the address, 2020 Lamar Drive, a green and white frame house. Three teenagers, two boys and a girl stood in front of the house.One of the boys,Wayne Henley, came forward and told the police motioned the cop inside where Corll's body lay on the floor. Corll had been a large muscular man over six feet tall and weighing approximately 200 pounds. His dark brown hair, graying at the temples, was styled in little waves. His identification showed his name as Dean Arnold Corll, a 33-year-old electrician for Houston Power and Light. Detectives had arrived to examine the sparsely furnished crime scene one of the more interesting ones they had witnessed in some time. Corll had been shot six times with bullets lodging in the chest, shoulder and head. In the bedroom plastic sheeting cove