List of rampage killers (familicides in Europe)

This is a list of mass or spree killers in Europe who committed familicide. A mass murderer is typically defined as someone who kills three or more people in one incident, not including themselves, with no "cooling off" period. ^{[1] [2]} A mass murder typically occurs in a single location where one or more persons kill several others. ^{[3] [4] [5]}

The victims must have been largely the relatives of the perpetrator to be considered a familicide.

This list does not include serial killers, members of democidal governments, or major political figures who orchestrated such actions.

Rampage killers

	Perpetrator	Date	Year	Location	Country	Killed	Injured	W	Additional notes	Ref.
1.	Menci, Angiolo, 42	May 11	1900	Castiglion Fiorentino	Italy	10	3	FMA	Arrested Killed numerous animals	[6]
2.	Girerd, Roger, 34*	May 20	1965	Charvieu-Chavagneux	France	10	0	FM	Committed suicide Killed a dog	[7]
3.	Brückner, Wilhelm, 31*	June 6/7	1925	Hassenberg & Lindenberg	Weimar Republic	9	1	M	Committed suicide
4.	Bihl, Christoff*	Aug. 25	1580	Zabern	Holy Roman Empire	9	0	M	Sentenced to death and executed	[8]
5.	Austin, Thomas*		1694	Cullompton, Mid Devon, Devon	England	9	0	M	Sentenced to death and executed	[9]
6.	Kisselef, Ign.* (Киселёв)	March 15	1912	Shenkursk	Russian Empire	8–9	?	M		[10]
7.	King, Leonard, 40*	Sept. 18	1954	Shotton, Flintshire, Wales	United Kingdom	8	1	MP	Committed suicide Also killed a dog	[11]
8.	Eisenbeiß, Hans, 42	April 28	1606	Eliasbrunn	Holy Roman Empire	8	0	M	Sentenced to death and executed Terminated a pregnancy	[12]
9.	Elfskifsen, ---, 54*	Aug. 11/12	1843	Härnösand	Sweden	8	0.1 0	M	Arrested	[13]
10.	Thode, Timm, 23	Aug. 7/8	1866	Groß-Campen	German Confederation	8	0	MA	Sentenced to death and executed Also killed a dog and wounded another	[14]
11.	Diószegi, Flórián	Aug. 21	1893	Hódmezővásárhely	Austria-Hungary	8	0	M	Sentenced to life imprisonment	[15]
12.	Pablo Gideon*	Dec.	1915	Dörfl	German Empire	8	0	M	Committed suicide	[16]
13.	Baysang, Charles*	April 8	1922	Durlinsdorf	France	8	0	M	Arrested	[17]
14.	Estakis, Valla*	09.00 Sept.	1928		Greece	8	0	F		[18]
15.	Lambrecht, Karl, 52*	June 6	1934	Aichhalden	Nazi Germany	8	0		Committed suicide	[19]
16.	Kecinski, Harry, 44*	April 20/21	1970	Fahrdorf	West Germany	8	0	F	Committed suicide	[20]
17.	Belov, Oleg Petrovich, 51* (Белов, Олег Петрович)	July 27/ Aug. 3	2015	Nizhny Novgorod	Russia	8	0	M	Sentenced to life imprisonment Terminated a pregnancy
18.	Zykaj, Ritvan, 24	Aug. 10	2018	Resulaj	Albania	8	0	F	Sentenced to life imprisonment	[21]
19.	Unknown*	Jan.	1927	Petergof	Soviet Union	8	?	M		[22]
20.	Čedić, Dragan, 31 (Драган Чедић)	July 26/27	2002	Leskovac	Serbia and Montenegro	7	4	F	Committed suicide	[23]
21.	Svoboda, Josef, 43	Feb. 27/28	1967	Jeseník	Czechoslovakia	7	3	M	Committed suicide
22.	Staridas, Spyros Athanasios, 33 (Σπυρος Αθανάσιος Σταριδας)	June 28	1981	Trikala	Greece	7	3	F	Committed suicide	[24]
23.	Taylor, Frank*	March 7	1895	London, England	United Kingdom	7	1	M	Committed suicide	[25]
24.	Giorgi, Nicola, 50	July 20	1922	Pietrafitta	Italy	7	1	F	Arrested	[26]
25.	Endres, Blasius	Aug. 9	1585	Wangen im Allgäu	Holy Roman Empire	7	0	M	Sentenced to death and executed Terminated a pregnancy	[27]
26.	Unknown*	June 12	1597	Sprottau	Holy Roman Empire	7	0		Sentenced to death and executed	[28]
27.	Mosenheuer, Michel*	Jan. 13	1616	Benterode	Holy Roman Empire	7	0	M	Committed suicide	[29]
28.	Rosenzweig, Heinrich*	Jan. 2	1621	Quedlinburg	Holy Roman Empire	7	0	M	Sentenced to death and executed	[30]
29.	Whitworth, William Henry, 39*	May 18	1860	Sandown Fort, Isle of Wight, England	United Kingdom	7	0	M	Found not guilty by reason of insanity	[31]
30.	Duggan, Walter James*	June 28	1869	London, England	United Kingdom	7	0	P	Committed suicide	[32]
31.	Derby, Samuel Hill, 35*	Feb.	1888	Salford, Greater Manchester, England	United Kingdom	7	0	P	Committed suicide	[33]
32.	Bienert, Ernst Julius*	Dec. 14/15	1903	Meißen	German Empire	7	0	P	Attempted suicide	[34]
33.	Boronkoff, Ivan*	March 17	1904	Kotjoff	Russian Empire	7	0	M	Committed suicide	[35]
34.	Szczuka, ---*	Feb. 9	1910	Zarizyn	Russian Empire	7	0	M	Arrested	[36]
35.	Bratz, Alfred, 50*	Jan. 9	1914	Soldau	German Empire	7	0	FMP	Committed suicide Also killed a dog	[37]
36.	Schützenhöfer, Anna, 43*	11.30 Nov. 30	1915	Dörfl	Austria-Hungary	7	0	M	Committed suicide	[38]
37.	Cavel, Johann	July 31	1928	Körmend	Hungary	7	0	F	Committed suicide	[39]
38.	Larssen, Øyvind, 21*	March 30	1932	Verdal	Norway	7	0	MA	Arrested	[40]
39.	Giebel, Friedrich, 38*	Oct. 19/20	1940	Mainz	Nazi Germany	7	0	M	Committed suicide	[41]
40.	Hansen, Peter Christian, 36*	April 14	1949	Nejede	Denmark	7	0	M	Found not guilty by reason of insanity	[42]
41.	Capek, Franz, 41*	Oct. 7	1956	Waltersdorf	Austria	7	0	M	Committed suicide	[43]
42.	Antonello, Mauro, 40	Oct. 15	2002	Chieri	Italy	7	0	F	Committed suicide	[44]
43.	Asadullin, Khubulla Abdullovich, 54 (Асадуллин, Хубулла Абдуллович)	Aug. 18	2005	Chelyabinsk	Russia	7	0	MA	Sentenced to life imprisonment	[45]
44.	Rösthell, Jörg*	April 11	1599	Prüsseln	Holy Roman Empire	7	?			[46]
45.	Unknown*	June	1927	Zabie	Poland	7	?	F		[47]
46.	Schurr, Adrian, 26	Jan. 24	2020	Rot am See	Germany	6	2	F	Sentenced to 15 years in prison
47.	Rundström, Anders	Nov. 5	1833	Roukalahti	Russian Empire	6	1	M	Attempted suicide	[48]
48.	Heikkilä, Kalle Juho, 37*	April 5	1905	Kiekka	Russian Empire	6	1	FM	Arrested	[49]
49.	Wilsdorf, Edmund Hermann*	March 9/10	1907	Dresden	German Empire	6	1	F	Committed suicide	[50]
50.	Karapetiez, ---	March 31	1907	Alexandropol	Russian Empire	6	1	M	Committed suicide	[51]
51.	Konieczny, Czeslaw, 25*	Dec. 1/2	1929	Peruschütz	Poland	6	1	M	Arrested	[52]
52.	Haroutunian, Joanes, 43*	Jan. 31	1930	Marseille	France	6	1	F	Committed suicide	[53]
53.	Schimansky, Franz, 41*	April 3	1930	Merkstein	Weimar Republic	6	1	M	Arrested	[54]
54.	Tymkow, Wasyl, 30	Feb. 10	1937	Krasne	Poland	6	1	F	Attempted suicide	[55]
55.	Barboux, Roger, 33	Oct. 19	1954	Dun-le-Poëlier	France	6	1	FMA	Committed suicide	[56]
56.	Kaya, Hakan, 24*	Dec. 22	2000	Salzgitter	Germany	6	1	F	Sentenced to life imprisonment Terminated a pregnancy	[57]
57.	Petrović, Tomislav, 45	May 29	2008	Gornja Lipnica & Trstje	Bosnia and Herzegovina	6	1	F	Found not guilty by reason of insanity	[58]
58.	Šefer, Rade, 55* (Раде Шефер)	May 17	2015	Orom & Martonoš	Serbia	6	1	F	Killed	[59]
59.	Unknown*		1614	Valencia	Spain	6	0		Sentenced to death and executed	[60]
60.	Rüsau, Johann Georg, 51–52*	Aug. 15	1803	Hamburg	Holy Roman Empire	6	0	M	Sentenced to death and executed	[61]
61.	Moog, Johann Gottlieb*	Aug. 21	1817	Frankfurt	German Confederation	6	0	M	Committed suicide Terminated a pregnancy	[62]
62.	Holzwart, Christian*	Dec. 28/29	1845	Sudenburg	German Confederation	6	0	MA	Sentenced to death	[63]
63.	Brough, Mary Ann, 43*	June 10	1854	Esher, London, England	United Kingdom	6	0	M	Found not guilty by reason of insanity	[64]
64.	Unknown*		1856	Livorno	Italy	6	0	M	Committed suicide	[65]
65.	Rodewald, Eduard, 34*	Jan. 8	1862	Neu-Sobrusan	Austria-Hungary	6	0	M	Sentenced to death	[66]
66.	Errigo, Giuseppe*	June	1870	Casa Taverna	Italy	6	0	FM	Committed suicide	[67]
67.	Ruchalski, ---*	June 17/18	1875	Zendowo	German Empire	6	0	M	Committed suicide	[68]
68.	Nill, Bernhard, 34*	May 10	1885	Bodelshausen	German Empire	6	0	MA		[69]
69.	Muckelmann, Friedrich*	Dec. 23	1885	Hamm	German Empire	6	0	M	Arrested	[70]
70.	Grosgeorge, Jean-Baptiste, 41*	May 28	1889	Rougiville	France	6	0	M	Committed suicide	[71]
71.	Linke, Wilhelm, 36*	Aug. 30	1905	Kamenz	German Empire	6	0	MA	Arrested	[72]
72.	Head, Peter Robert*	Sept. 22	1905	Amesbury, Wiltshire, England	United Kingdom	6	0	M	Committed suicide	[73]
73.	Glaser, Anton, 30*	April 8/9	1907	Dortmund	German Empire	6	0	M	Committed suicide	[74]
74.	Nielsen, Maren	July	1907	Tvis	Denmark	6	0	M	Committed suicide	[75]
75.	Bouvier, Alexis-Désiré, 37*	Dec. 11	1909	Toulon	France	6	0	FM	Committed suicide	[76]
76.	Zautze, ---*	Sept. 12	1911	Wassel	German Empire	6	0	M	Committed suicide	[77]
77.	Dillinger, Heinrich Friedrich Karl*	Feb. 12	1912	Reichenbach im Vogtland	German Empire	6	0	F	Arrested	[78]
78.	Kudraszew, ---*	04.00 April	1912	Lubimow	Russian Empire	6	0		Arrested	[79]
79.	Husak, Franz, 44*	Feb. 4	1913	Prague	Austria-Hungary	6	0	P	Committed suicide	[80]
80.	Lengs, ---, 50	04.00 April	1913	Sejny	Russian Empire	6	0	F	Arrested	[81]
81.	Denk, Johann, 49*	04.00 April	1916	Mühlbach	German Empire	6	0	F	Committed suicide	[82]
82.	Hecker, ---*	Jan. 22/23	1917	Weilheim	German Empire	6	0	M	Committed suicide	[83]
83.	Blaschkowski, Johann, 44	June 17	1926	Dortmund	Weimar Republic	6	0	M	Committed suicide	[84]
84.	Lewandowski, Leon, 21	Feb. 24	1927	Groß-Tarpnia	Poland	6	0	M	Sentenced to death	[85]
85.	Hapczuk, Iwan*	June 2/3	1927	Zabie	Poland	6	0	FMA	Sentenced to death	[86]
86.	Mitroff, ---, 25*	Oct. 27	1927	Chamlievo	Bulgaria	6	0	M	Arrested	[87]
87.	Kozaczek, Józef, 20*	Aug. 14	1929	Wierzbowka	Poland	6	0	M	Arrested	[88]
88.	Müller, ---, 30*	March 1	1930	Chemnitz	Weimar Republic	6	0	P	Committed suicide	[89]
89.	Poikonen, Onni Eemil, 36*	Sept. 21	1930	Karstula	Finland	6	0	MA	Perished in the fire	[90]
90.	Skoruppa, Robert*	May 29	1931	Knurów	Poland	6	0	M	Arrested	[91]
91.	Delafé, Pierre*	Feb. 9	1932	Moirax	France	6	0	FM	Sentenced to death	[92]
92.	Meurer, Kurt Wilhelm, 37	March 24/25	1932	Jena	Weimar Republic	6	0	F	Committed suicide	[93]
93.	Studnitz, Anton, 37*	July	1934	Rybnik	Poland	6	0	P	Committed suicide	[94]
94.	Monchaux, Alfred, 44*	Oct. 12	1934	Cambron	France	6	0	MA	Committed suicide	[95]
95.	Tainio, Lauri, 43*	Jan. 27	1937	Hietala	Finland	6	0	F	Committed suicide	[96]
96.	Ochea, Albundi*	March	1937	Transsylvania	Romania	6	0	M	Committed suicide	[97]
97.	Schaßberger, Hugo, 37*	Aug. 27	1938	Stuttgart	Nazi Germany	6	0	MA	Committed suicide	[98]
98.	Devillechaise, Paul, 41*	March 18	1939	Autun	France	6	0	FM	Committed suicide while awaiting trial	[99]
99.	Unknown*		1943	Chukotka	Soviet Union	6	0		Committed suicide	[100]
100.	Damm, Auguste, 43*	April 26	1943	Zürich	Switzerland	6	0	F	Committed suicide	[101]
101.	Lehtikoski, Ervi Matti, 31*	Aug. 21	1944	Kainasto	Finland	6	0	FM	Committed suicide	[102]
102.	Goebbels, Magda, 43	May 1	1945	Berlin	Nazi Germany	6	0	P	Committed suicide
103.	Serval, Jean*	Oct. 11	1950	Essey-lès-Nancy	France	6	0	P	Committed suicide	[103]
104.	Gillette, Léon, 70*	April 15	1952	Le Tronquay	France	6	0	MA	Committed suicide	[104]
105.	Ruiz Martínez, José Maria, 45*	May 1	1962	Madrid	Spain	6	0	FM	Committed suicide	[105]
106.	Suni, Uuno Ensio, 36*	Sept. 25	1962	Muukko	Finland	6	0	M	Committed suicide	[106]
107.	Buschbeck, Kurt-Hermann, 44*	Aug. 4/5	1968	Breitenbach	West Germany	6	0	MO	Committed suicide	[107]
108.	Vestergaard, Søren, 49*	Jan. 28	1969	Hee	Denmark	6	0	FM	Committed suicide	[108]
109.	Leifeld, Liselotte, 33*	Sept. 23	1969	Ahlen	West Germany	6	0	F P	Committed suicide	[109]
110.	Rodriguez Taboadelo, Nicanor, 48	Jan. 30	1971	Ourense	Spain	6	0	F	Arrested	[110]
111.	Pankhurst, Richard Thomas, 30*	June 23	1971	Biddenden, Borough of Ashford, Kent, England	United Kingdom	6	0	M	Arrested	[111]
112.	Sobok, Ryszard, 29	Feb. 11/12	1981	Walim	Poland	6	0	M	Sentenced to death and executed Terminated a pregnancy	[112]
113.	Deraymaeker, Josef, 63*	Feb. 23/24	1985	Overijse	Belgium	6	0	F	Committed suicide	[113]
114.	Püschner, Karl-Heinz, 36*	Feb. 12	1986	Geisenfeld	West Germany	6	0	MP	Committed suicide	[114]
115.	Le Van Than, 41*	July 10	1994	Coudekerque-Branche	France	6	0	M	Committed suicide	[115]
116.	Demule, Guy, 37	July 19	1994	Châtillon-sur-Chalaronne	France	6	0	FM	Committed suicide	[116]
117.	Polevoi, Alexi, 17	Feb. 27	1995	Paris	France	6	0	F	Sentenced to eight years in prison	[117]
118.	Valente, Alfredo, 33*	Nov. 19	1996	Buonvicino	Italy	6	0	F	Sentenced to 30 years in prison	[118]
119.	Selamet, Ozan, 42	Jan. 18	2002	Brussels	Belgium	6	0	FM	Sentenced to life imprisonment	[119]
120.	McElhill, Arthur, 39*	Nov. 13	2007	Omagh, County Tyrone, Northern Ireland	United Kingdom	6	0	A	Perished in the fire	[120]
121.	Rzeszowski, Damian, 30	Aug. 14	2011	Saint Helier	Jersey	6	0	M	Sentenced to six concurrent 30-year terms	[121]
122.	Chambers, John*		1725	Simer, North Yorkshire, England	Great Britain	6	?		Sentenced to death and executed	[122]
123.	Nikolitch, ---	Sept.	1906	Gostionitza	Serbia	6	?	M	Arrested	[123]
124.	Massetti, Giuseppe*	Oct. 19	1913	Rovato	Italy	6	?	F A		[124]
125.	Unknown*		1927	Ryazan	Soviet Union	6	?	M		[125]
126.	Unknown	02.00 Feb.	1929	Radom	Poland	6	?			[126]
127.	Sitko, 21	Aug.	1930	Baranovichi	Poland	6	?	A		[127]
128.	Hall, Frederick*	May 31	1898	Nettlebank, Staffordshire, England	United Kingdom	5–6	0–1	M	Committed suicide Terminated a pregnancy	[128]
129.	Seelenberg, Hermann*	July 13	1910	Helmstedt	German Empire	5–6	0–1	F	Committed suicide	[129]
130.	Bertling, ---*	06.00 June	1917	Gotha	German Empire	5–6	0–1	F	Attempted suicide	[130]
131.	Niballi, Antonio, 44*	May	1893	Nicastro	Italy	5–6	0	F	Committed suicide	[131]
132.	Berko	Sept. 23	1905	Horodenka	Austria-Hungary	4–7	0–3	F	Arrested	[132]
133.	Gray, Edmond, 52*	Jan. 23	1934	Berzée	Belgium	4–6	0–2	M	Committed suicide	[133]
134.	Rosner, Johann, 23	Oct. 28/29	1875	Kirchfidisch	Austria-Hungary	4–6	0	MA	Sentenced to death and executed	[134]
135.	Lomnitzky, Josef*	Dec.	1930	Ardanova	Czechoslovakia	3–8	0–5	P	Committed suicide	[135]

Abbreviations and footnotes

* – Marks cases where all the victims were relatives of the perpetrator

W – A basic description of the weapons used in the murders

F – Firearms and other ranged weapons, especially rifles and handguns, but also bows and crossbows, grenade launchers, flamethrowers, or slingshots

M – Melee weapons, like knives, swords, spears, machetes, axes, clubs, rods, rocks, or bare hands

O – Any other weapons, such as bombs, hand grenades, Molotov cocktails, poison and poisonous gas, as well as vehicle and arson attacks

A – indicates that an arson attack was the only other weapon used

V – indicates that a vehicle was the only other weapon used

E – indicates that explosives of any sort were the only other weapon used

P – indicates that an anaesthetising or deadly substance of any kind was the only other weapon used (includes poisonous gas)

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21. Albanian man kills eight relatives with AK-47 over 'stolen turkeys' - then sends Facebook message to country's PM, Sky News (August 11, 2018)
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    – A murderer's pitiful story, The Evening Post (May 25, 1895)
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    – Ein warhafftige Erschreckliche geschicht so sich newlich zu Wangen durch einen Burger daselbst mit Namen Blasius Endras so ein Gerichts Herr / zugetragen; Lindau, 1585.
    – In Wangen (Allgäu) bringt der Wirt Bläsi Enderli am 9. August 1585 seine Familie und Dienstleute um, worauf er mit glühenden Zangen gefoltert und mit dem Rad gerichtet wird; 1585.
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29. Wahre Abcontrafactur vnd eygentliche Abbildung; Augsburg, 1616.
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31. Murder of a wife and six children, and attempted suicide of the murderer, The Argus (August 14, 1860)
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33. A family murdered, The Times (February 4, 1888)
    – The inquest on the bodies of Samuel Hill Derby and his wife and six children, The Times (February 7, 1888)
    – Shocking murder and suicide at Salford, The South Australian Advertiser (March 16, 1888)
    – Terrible Domestic Tragedy, Evening Post (February 8, 1888)
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    – Allerlei – Der in einer Meißner Jutespinnerei..., Freiburger Zeitung (2. Blatt) (December 17, 1903)
35. Topics of the day, The Advertiser (April 23, 1904)
    – Sevenfold murder, Poverty Bay Herald (May 3, 1904)
36. Chronik aus aller Welt - Siebenfacher Mord Archived 2020-10-09 at the Wayback Machine , Luxemburger Bürger-Zeitung (February 12, 1910)
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    Ein bestialischer Masenmord, Prager Tagblatt (February 11, 1910)
    Ein siebenfacher Mörder, Bote für Tirol (February 11, 1910)
    Různé zprávy - Zavraždil rodiče a 5 sourozencu, Národní listy (February 11, 1910)
37. Ein furchtbares Familiendrama aus Not, Die neue Zeitung (January 10, 1914)
    – Aus Nah und Fern – Soldau, Coburger Zeitung (January 11, 1914)
    – Eine blutige Familientragödie ^{[ permanent dead link ]}, Jenaer Volksblatt (January 11, 1914) (Zweites Blatt)
    – Achtfacher Mord und Selbstmord, Bohemia (January 10, 1914)
38. Wife kills all her seven children - She was insane over death of her soldier husband, The Fort Wayne News (February 11, 1916)
39. Die Frau und seine sechs Kinder ermordet, Reichenberger Zeitung (August 1, 1928)
    – Die Frau und seine sechs Kinder ermordet, Fehrbelliner Zeitung (August 2, 1928)
40. Kills seven in family, The New York Times (March 31, 1932)
    – Runs amok, kills seven, Fairbanks Daily News-Miner (March 30, 1932)
    – Murders seven and sets afire, Spokane Daily Chronicle (March 30, 1932)
    – Det fryktelige familiendrama i Værdalen, Nordlands Avis (April 1, 1932)
41. Zijn vrouw en zes kinderen vermoord, Limburger Koerier (October 28, 1940)
    – Ehefrau und sechs Kinder ermordet, Freiburger Zeitung (October 23, 1940)
42. Danish Farmer Kills Wife and Six Children Archived 2012-11-07 at the Wayback Machine , Los Angeles Times (April 18, 1949)
    – Farmer kills family of 7 in 2-hour orgy, Pacific Stars and Stripes (April 18, 1949)
    – Danish farmer chokes wife, six children, Wisconsin State Journal (April 18, 1949)
    – A wife killer got her insurance, The Sun-Herald (August 1, 1954)
43. Austrian family found dead, Spokane Daily Chronicle (October 8, 1956)
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    – Veteran kills wife, 6 children – Hangs himself, The Daily Gleaner (October 8, 1956)
    – Familie ausgelöscht Archived 2012-12-02 at archive.today , Hamburger Abendblatt (October 8, 1956)
    – La strage di un possidente austriaco impazzito, Stampa Sera (October 8, 1956)
44. Strage di Chieri, esame sul corpo di Mauro Antonello, Rai News (October 16, 2002)
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48. Märkligare håndelser inom sosterlandet, Helsingfors Tidningar (December 18, 1833)
49. Kuusi henkeä murhatin - Mies surmannut waimonsa ja wiisi lastansa, Aamulehti (April 7, 1905)
50. Kills 5 children and wife, The New York Times (March 12, 1907)
    – Domestic tragedy, Poverty Bay Herald (May 11, 1907)
    – Murder and suicide, Taranaki Herald (March 12, 1907)
    – Eine Familientragödie, Freiburger Zeitung (March 12, 1907) (2. Blatt)
    – Aus aller Welt, Coburger Zeitung (March 13, 1907)
51. Man In Armenia Runs Amuck When Relatives Refuse to Support Him, The New York Times (April 1, 1907)
    Stabs four women and three men, The Washington Post (April 1, 1907)
    Telegramme des "Mährischen Tagblattes" - Siebenfacher Mord und Selbstmord, Mährisches Tagblatt (April 5, 1907)
    Siebenfacher Mord und Selbstmord, Marburger Zeitung (April 6, 1907)
    Ein Massenmord in Alexandropol, Neuigkeits Welt-Blatt (April 6, 1907)
    Verschiedene Nachrichten - Siebenfacher Mord, Arbeiterwille (April 6, 1907)
    Neues aus aller Welt - Siebenfacher Mord und Selbstmord, Neue Hamburger Zeitung (April 7, 1907)
    Schrecklicher Mord in Alexandropol, Vorarlberger Volksblatt (April 9, 1907)
52. Mad Pole Kills Six of His Family, The New York Times (December 5, 1929)
    – Peasant kills six, The Montana Standard (December 5, 1929)
    – Eine siebenköpfige Familie ermordet, Coburger Zeitung (December 4, 1929)
    – Die Mutter und fünf Geschwister ermordet, Bohemia (December 4, 1929)
53. Madman's dreadful act, The Sydney Morning Herald (February 3, 1930)
    Faits Divers - Terrible drame de la folie Archived 2015-11-01 at the Wayback Machine , L'Express du Midi (February 2, 1930) (p. 2)
    A Marseille un Armenien devenu fou tue cinq personnes en blesse deux autres et se suicide, L'Humanité (February 1, 1930)
    Sechs Opfer eines Amokläufers in Marseille, Die Neue Zeitung (February 2, 1930)
54. Grauenhafte Mordtat eines Vaters, Coburger Zeitung (April 4, 1930)
    – Ein Vater ermordet seine Kinder, Die Neue Zeitung (April 4, 1930)
    – Een ontzettend familiedrama Archived 2012-03-17 at the Wayback Machine , Vlissingse Courant (April 4, 1930)
    – De zesvoudige moord te Merkstein Archived 2012-03-23 at the Wayback Machine , Alkmaarsche Courant (August 4, 1930)
55. Polish peasant kills seven in fifteen minutes, The Oshkosh Northwestern (February 12, 1937)
    Bluttat eines Amokläufers: Sieben Todesopfer, Das Kleine Blatt (February 12, 1937)
    Amokläufer in einem polnischen Dorf, Neue Freie Presse (February 12, 1937)
    Polnischer Bauer als Amokläufer, Brünner Tagesbote (February 12, 1937)
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    Potworny szał zemsty Archived 2015-11-01 at the Wayback Machine , Gazeta Kielecka (February 13, 1937) (p.2)
    Peasant kills seven, The Pittsburgh Press (February 12, 1937)
56. 6 slain; seize woman, hunt blacksmith Archived 2012-11-07 at the Wayback Machine , Chicago Daily Tribune (October 21, 1954)
    – Six in family beaten to death ^{[ permanent dead link ]}, St. Petersburg Times (October 24, 1954)
    – Une horrible tuerie dans l'Indre Archived 2011-07-22 at the Wayback Machine , Journal de Genève (October 22, 1954)
    – Mass killer found shot, The Straits Times (October 22, 1954)
    
57. Familiendrama in Salzgitter, Der Spiegel (December 23, 2000)
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    – Lebenslang für sechsfachen Mörder, Berliner Zeitungen (May 30, 2001)
    – Lebenslänglich für das Blutbad mit sechs Toten, Die Welt (May 30, 2001)
58. Gunman kills relatives in Bosnia, BBC News (May 29, 2008)
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    – Bosnian who killed six relatives jailed for 40 years, News.com.au (June 3, 2009)
    
59. MASAKR U KANJIŽI Prijatelji Vlastimira i Natalije: Bila je to velika ljubav koju smo danas hteli da proslavimo, Blic (May 17, 2015)
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    – On je okončao šest života u Kanjiži: Navodno "pukao" zbog žene!, Vesti  [ sr ] (May 17, 2015)
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65. Vermischte Nachrichten – Turin, Fürther Tagblatt (July 8, 1856)
    – Italien – In Livorno, Der Volksbote für den Bürger und Landmann (July 8, 1856)
66. Mannigfaltigkeiten – Sechsfacher Mord, Erheiterungen – Belletristisches Beiblatt zur Aschaffenburger Zeitung (January 18, 1862)
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67. A whole family murdered, Sacramento Daily Union (August 4, 1870)
    – A Whole Family Murdered Archived 2012-11-07 at the Wayback Machine , Chicago Tribune (July 28, 1870)
    – Italia – Ariano, La Stampa (July 3, 1870)
68. Vermischte Nachrichten - Sechsfacher Mord und Selbstmord, Prager Abendblatt (June 24, 1875)
    Tagesneuigkeiten - Eine Schreckensthat im religiösen Wahnsinn, Linzer Tages-Post (June 26, 1875)
    Wochenchronik - Sechsfacher Mord und Selbstmord, Znaimer Wochenblatt (July 3, 1875)
69. Gemengd Nieuws Archived 2011-10-07 at the Wayback Machine , Leidsch Dagblad (May 18, 1885)
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70. Sechsfacher Mord, Bohemia (December 25, 1885)
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71. A frightful tragedy, Wanganui Chronicle (June 4, 1889)
    – France, Hawke's Bay Herald (June 3, 1889)
    – Horrible Tragedie pres de Saint-Dié, Le Petit Journal (May 31, 1889)
72. Zeesvoudige moord Archived 2011-07-24 at the Wayback Machine , Zalt-Bommelsche Courant (September 13, 1905)
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73. Man Destroys His Six Children and Himself, Adelaide Register (November 1, 1905)
    – Murder and suicide in Wiltshire, The Times (September 25, 1905)
    – The murder and suicide in Wiltshire, The Times (September 26, 1905)
    – Awful tragedy in Wiltshire – Father kills six children and commits suicide, Lloyds Weekly News (September 24, 1905)
74. Aus aller Welt – Dortmund, Coburger Zeitung (April 14, 1907)
    – Neueste Nachrichten – Dortmund, Bonner Tagblatt (April 13, 1907)
75. Zes kinderen vermoord, Algemeen Handelsblad (July 24, 1907)
    – Aus aller Welt – Kopenhagen, Coburger Zeitung (July 24, 1907)
    – Gemengd Nieuws – Over een moord Archived 2014-02-01 at the Wayback Machine , Vlissingse Courant (July 27, 1907)
76. Wealthy man goes insane, slays eight, The Tacoma Times (December 11, 1909)
    – Shocking tragedy, The Sydney Morning Herald (December 14, 1909)
    – Sanguinaire folie a Marseille, Le Petit Journal (December 12, 1909)
77. Familendrama, Freiburger Zeitung (September 13, 1911)
    – Laborer kills wife, children and self, San Francisco Call (September 14, 1911)
    – Gemengd Nieuws – Familiedrama Archived 2012-03-17 at the Wayback Machine , Goessche Courant (September 16, 1911)
78. Tragedy in Germany – Family of six killed, The Mercury (February 14, 1912)
    – Thüringen und Nachbarstaaten, Coburger Zeitung (February 14, 1912)
79. Kleine Nachrichten vom Ausland - Sechsfacher Mord Archived 2020-10-09 at the Wayback Machine , Luxemburger Bürger-Zeitung (April 30, 1912)
    Wochenchronik - Familiendramen Archived 2018-10-20 at the Wayback Machine , Pustertaler Bote (May 10, 1912)
    Vermischtes - Ein Massenmörder, Linzer Volksblatt (April 27, 1912)
80. Vergiftungstod einer siebenköpfigen Familie, Die Neue Zeitung (February 6, 1913)
    – Das Familiendrama in Holleschowitz, Die Neue Zeitung (February 6, 1913)
    – Die Tragödie einer ruinierten Familie, Prager Tagblatt (February 6, 1913)
    – Die Familientragödie in Holleschowitz, Prager Tagblatt (February 7, 1913)
81. Sechsfacher Mord aus Eifersucht, Die Neue Zeitung (May 3, 1913)
    Sechsfacher Mord aus Eifersucht, Reichenberger Zeitung (May 2, 1913)
    Sechsfacher Mord aus Eifersucht, Brünner Tagesbote (May 2, 1913)
    Různé zprávy - Šestinásobna vražda ze žárlivosti, Národní listy (May 2, 1913)
    Eine Familie von sieben Personen ermordet, Berliner Tageblatt (May 1, 1913) (Morgen-Ausgabe)
82. Eine siebenköpfige Familie erschossen, Berliner Volkszeitung (April 26, 1916) (Abend-Ausgabe)
    Eine siebenköpfige Familie erschossen, Berliner Tageblatt (April 26, 1916) (Abend-Ausgabe)
    Kleine Chornik - Sieben Familienmitglieder erschossen, Neue Freie Presse (April 27, 1916) (Abendblatt)
    Kleine Chornik - Eine Familientragödie, Wiener Abendpost (April 27, 1916)
    Nachrichten aus Stadt und Land - Eine Familientragödie im Walde bei Asch, Reichenberger Zeitung (April 27, 1916)
    Eine siebenköpfige Familie erschossen, Lagerzeitung für Wagna (April 30, 1916)
    Vermischtes - Die Familientragödie im Walde bei Asch, Linzer Volksblatt (April 29, 1916)
    Vom Tage - Die Familientragödie im Walde bei Asch, Prager Tagblatt (April 27, 1916)
    Prager und Provinzialnachrichten - Eine Familientragödie, Prager Abendblatt (April 27, 1916)
    Eine ganze Familie umgebracht, Arbeiter Zeitung (April 28, 1916)
    Die Familientragödie von Asch, Neuigkeits Welt-Blatt (April 29, 1916)
    Eine ganze Familie erschossen, Böhmerwald Volksbote (May 4, 1916)
83. Kleine Chronik - Wahnsinnstat einer Mutter, Berliner Volks-Zeitung (January 24, 1917) (Abend-Ausgabe)
    Letzte Nachrichten - Wahnsinnstat einer Mutter, Berliner Tageblatt (January 24, 1917) (Morgen-Ausgabe)
    Aus Nah und Fern - Schreckenstat einer Mutter, Coburger Zeitung (January 26, 1917)
    Vermischte Nachrichten - Eine schreckliche Familientragödie, Freiburger Zeitung (January 25, 1917) (Abendausgabe)
    Zesvoudige moord en zelfmoord ^{[ permanent dead link ]}, De Tribune (January 26, 1917)
    Sechsfacher Mord und Selbstmord, Bozner Nachrichten (January 26, 1917)
84. Ein Massenmord in Dortmund, Die Neue Zeitung (June 18, 1926)
    – German kills six and self, The New York Times (June 18, 1926)
    – Massenmord und Selbstmord, Freiburger Zeitung (June 18, 1926)
85. Epouvantable tragédie Archived 2011-07-22 at the Wayback Machine , Journal de Genève (February 25, 1927)
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    – Sechsfache Mordtat, Coburger Zeitung (February 25, 1927)
    – Sechsmal zum Tode verurteilt, Coburger Zeitung (August 31, 1927)
    – Rückblick auf das Jahr 1927 – Katastrophen, Unglücksfälle, Verbrechen, Urteile, Coburger Zeitung (January 4, 1928)
86. Potworna zbrodnia podpalacza, Łódzkie Echo Wieczorne (June 10, 1927) (p. 1)
    Potworny odwet mściciela, Ilustrowany Kuryer Codzienny (June 11, 1927) (p.6)
    Wyrok śmierci na człowieka-potwora, mordercę własnej matki, siostry, jej troje dzieci i męża, Nasz Głos (March 23, 1928)
    Wykonanie wyroku śmierci na kilkakrotnym mordercy, Nasz Głos (October 19, 1928)
87. Insane man kills six members of his family in Bulgaria, The Corsicana Daily Sun (October 27, 1927)
    – Dream prompts man to kill six of kin, Oakland Tribune (October 27, 1927)
    – Ordered by vision to slay, he states, Ellensburg Daily Record (October 27, 1927)
88. Eine sechsköpfige Familie ermordet, Coburger Zeitung (August 14, 1929)
    – Eine ganze Familie ausgerottet, Die Neue Zeitung (August 15, 1929)
89. Kills Herself and Six Children, The New York Times (March 2, 1930)
    – Eine grauenhafte Familientragödie, Die Neue Zeitung (March 2, 1930)
    – Furchtbare Familientragödie in Chemnitz, Coburger Zeitung (March 3, 1930)
90. Caretakers madness, The Canberra Times (September 24, 1930)
    – Caretaker murders family, The Argus (September 25, 1930)
    – Une tragédie en Finlande – Sept personnes carbonisées Archived 2011-07-22 at the Wayback Machine , Journal de Genéve (September 23, 1930)
91. Vreeselijk Familiedrama Archived 2012-06-02 at the Wayback Machine , Amersfoortsch Dagblad (May 30, 1931)
    – Ein Vater erschlägt seine 4 Kinder, Coburger Zeitung (May 29, 1931)
    – Morde aus Wahnsinn, Prager Tagblatt (May 30, 1931)
    – Der Kindermord in Knurow, Reichenberger Zeitung (May 30, 1931)
92. Family murder – Frenchman's crime, The Canberra Times (February 13, 1932)
    – Family wiped out, Northern Territory Times (April 12, 1932)
    – Der sechsfache Mörder seiner Familie verhaftet, Die Neue Zeitung (February 12, 1932)
    – Murdered his family – Farmer sentenced to death, The Argus (March 9, 1933)
    – Le sextuple crime de Moirax, Le Figaro (February 12, 1932) (p.4)
    – Effroyable tuerie en Lot-et-Garonne, Le Petit Journal (February 11, 1932)
    – L'Effroyable tuerie de Serres, Le Petit Journal (February 12, 1932)
    – Pierre Delafet le monstre de Moirax est condamné à mort, Le Petit Journal (March 8, 1933)
93. 7 die in divorce tragedy, The New York Times (March 26, 1932)
    – Family murdered – Divorced judge commits suicide, The Sydney Morning Herald (March 28, 1932)
    – Sieben Todesopfer einer Familientragödie, Neue Freie Presse (March 26, 1932)
94. Seine sechs Kinder und sich selbst mit Gas vergiftet, Fehrbelliner Zeitung (July 17, 1934)
95. Demented French farmer kills six, commits suicide, New Castle News (October 12, 1934)
    – Un fermier égorge ses cinq enfants et sa femme, Le Petit Journal (October 13, 1934)
    – Ein Familiendrama – sechs Tote, Das Kleine Blatt (October 13, 1934)
96. Järkyttävä yöllinen verinäytelmä Hietalan kylässä Viipurin lähellä, Ylä-Vuoksi (January 28, 1937)
97. Vrouw en kinderen vermoord, De Nieuwe Koerier (April 1, 1937)
98. Entsetzliche Bluttat in Stuttgart, Freuburger Zeitung (August 29, 1938)
    – Ein Vater ermordet seine sechs Kinder, Das Kleine Blatt (August 30, 1938)
    – Uccide sei figli a martellate perchè abbandonato dalla moglie, La Stampa (August 29, 1938)
    – Seine sechs Kinder ermordet, Reichenberger Zeitung (August 30, 1938)
99. Painter runs amuck, The West Australian (March 21, 1939)
    – Accused Slayer Hangs Self Archived 2012-11-07 at the Wayback Machine , The Hartford Courant (March 21, 1939)
    – Un pere massacre a coups de hache quatre de ses enfants, Le Petit Journal (March 19, 1939)
    – Six fois assassin est arretè, Le Petit Journal (March 20, 1939)
    – Six fois assassin se fait justice..., Le Petit Journal (March 21, 1939)
100. Batianova, Elena, P.: Ritual Violence among the Peoples of Northeastern Siberia, in Hunters and Gatherers in the Modern World (eds. Schweitzer, Peter P., et al.); Berghahn Books, 2000. (p. 158)
101. Une tragédie à Zurich Archived 2011-07-22 at the Wayback Machine , Journal de Genéve (April 27, 1943)
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102. Fader mördade sina fem barn och sin mor, Huvfudstadsbladet (August 22, 1944)
103. Wife Dead, French Major Kills Six Children, Self Archived 2012-11-07 at the Wayback Machine , Chicago Daily Tribune (October 12, 1950)
104. French farmer kills six persons; suicides, Sarasota Herald-Tribune (April 16, 1952)
     – Berserk tenant farmer kills six, takes own life, The Spokesman-Review (April 16, 1952)
     – Farmer Kills 6, Hangs Self, The Baltimore Sun (April 16, 1952)
     – Aged Frenchman goes berserk, The Mercury (April 17, 1952)
     – Aus Verzweiflung in den Tod Archived 2012-07-17 at archive.today , Hamburger Abendblatt (April 16, 1952)
105. Un demente mata a su mujer y a sus cinco hijos y se suicida, La Vanguardia (May 2, 1962)
     – Un demente mata a su mujer y a sus cinco hijos y se suicida, ABC (May 2, 1962)
     – Prestan declaracion los familiares de las victimas del suceso ocurrido en la calle de Antonio Grilo, ABC (May 3, 1962)
106. Kleine Nachrichten – Blutige Familientragödie in Finnland, Passauer Neue Presse (September 27, 1962)
107. Erfolgloser Erfinder löschte seine ganze Familie aus Archived 2012-07-14 at archive.today , Hamburger Abendblatt (August 6, 1968)
     – Disgusted Businessman Kills Himself, Family Archived 2012-11-07 at the Wayback Machine , The Hartford Courant (August 6, 1968)
     
108. Deen vermoordt vrouw, vijf kinderen en slaat hand aan zichzelf, Nieuwsblad van het Noorden (February 1, 1969)
     Drama in Denemarken ^{[ permanent dead link ]}, De Vrije Zeeuw (February 3, 1969)
     Drama in Denemarken, De Tijd (February 3, 1969)
     DRABSSAGER - 1969 Archived 2017-09-06 at the Wayback Machine
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110. Un hombre mata a tiros de escopeta a su esposa, sus cuatro hijos y una sirvienta, ABC (January 31, 1971) (Edicion de Andalucia)
     – Un abogado mata, en Orense, a su mujer, a sus cuatro hijos y a la sirvienta de la casa, ABC (January 31, 1971) (Edicion de la Manana)
     – Mata a tiros a su esposa, a sus cuatro hijos y a la sirvienta, La Vanguardia (January 31, 1971)
     
     
111. News in brief, The Times (June 24, 1971)
     – Murder hearing is held in ambulance, The Times (June 30, 1971)
     – Killer may be let out, The Guardian (January 12, 1976)
     – Mother, children slain, husband critical, The Gleaner (June 24, 1971)
     – Zesvoudige moord in Engeland Archived 2012-03-17 at the Wayback Machine , Provinciale Zeeuwse Courant (June 24, 1971)
112. Article about Ryszard Sobok at Polish Wikipedia
113. Amoklauf, Hamburger Abendblatt (February 25, 1985)
     – Un belga mata a seis familiares y luego se suicida por desacuerdo con un divorcio, El País (February 25, 1985)
114. Ein Mann erdrosselte seine Frau und die fünf Kinder, Hamburger Abendblatt (February 18, 1986)
     – 1986: Erschütterndes Familiendrama Archived 2012-03-13 at the Wayback Machine , Geisenfelder Zeitung (September 2, 2006)
     – Family tragedy, The Straits Times (February 19, 1986)
     
     
115. Man found hanged near bodies of his kids, Akron Beacon Journal (July 13, 1994)
     – Vater vergiftet sechs Kinder und erhängt sich, Stuttgarter Zeitung (July 13, 1994)
     – Coudekerque: Les enfants etrangles, Le Soir (July 19, 1994)
     
116. Les précédents meurtres familiaux, Libération (February 28, 1995)
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     – Francia, ABC (July 21, 1994)
     
     
     
     
117. Teen fatally shoots 4 kin, 2 others, The Buffalo News (February 28, 1995)
     – Tuerie de Louveciennes, French Wikipedia article
118. Stermina la famiglia, non voleva separarsi, Corriere della Sera (November 21, 1996)
     – L'addio ai sei innocenti, Corriere della Sera (November 22, 1996)
     – "Voglio farla finita" – Sentito dal giudice il carabiniere killer, Corriere della Sera (November 23, 1996)
     – Carabiniere erschießt sechs Menschen, Stuttgarter Zeitung (November 21, 1996)
119. Father suspected after family slain in Belgium, ABC News (January 20, 2002)
     – Man 'kills 5 children', The Observer (January 20, 2002)
     – Assises de Bruxelles – Coupable de six assassinats, Le Soir (October 25, 2003)
120. Omagh fire: father prime suspect in investigation, Belfast Telegraph (November 15, 2007)
     – Girl removed from McElhill care, BBC News (November 19, 2007)
     – Omagh fire tragedy one year on, Belfast Telegraph (November 13, 2008)
     – ‘Help me, I’m burning’ – chilling last words of Omagh blaze teen, Belfast Telegraph (October 21, 2009)
     – Who was Arthur McElhill?, BBC News (December 8, 2009)
     – McElhill fire murder house in Omagh is demolished, BBC News (March 16, 2011)
121. Jersey stabbings: Six die in knife attack, BBC News (August 14, 2011)
     – Six killed in rampage by knifeman, Belfast Telegraph (August 14, 2011)
     – Six killed – including three children – in town stabbing ^[usurped] , Jersey Evening Post (August 14, 2011)
     – Jersey killings: Stab victims were of Polish descent, The Guardian (August 15, 2011)
     – Jersey knifeman ‘killed his own children’ in suicidal rage, Yorkshire Post (August 15, 2011)
     – Polish builder who killed six sentenced to 30 years in jail, The Guardian (October 29, 2012)
122. A full and true account of one John Chambers of the town of Simer; in the county of York; who was hanged on 6 May 1725; Edinburgh, 1725.
123. A Servian murderer, Grey River Argus (September 26, 1906)
     – Ex-convict's crime, The Evening Post (September 22, 1906)
     – A Servian murderer, Northern Advocate (September 22, 1906)
     – A demented Servian, The Sunday Times (September 23, 1906)
     – Terrible tragedy in Servia, The West Australian (September 24, 1906)
124. Mistaken leniency – Released murderer's crime, The Advertiser (October 22. 1913)
     – Criminal's terrible revenge – Commits six murders, Poverty Bay Herald (October 21, 1913)
     – Murders by a released criminal – Six persons killed, The Evening Post (October 21, 1913)
     – Furchtbarer Racheakt eines entlassenen Sträflings, Die Neue Zeitung (October 20, 1913)
     – Blutiges Familiendrama nächst Brescia, Neue Freie Presse (October 20, 1913)
125. Ein Tobsüchtiger als Massenmörder, Coburger Zeitung (June 3, 1927)
     – Ein Tobsüchtiger als Massenmörder, Reichenberger Zeitung (June 2, 1927)
126. Polish Farmer's Astounding Crimes, Gloucester Citizen (February 8, 1929)
     Murder Frenzy - Polish Farmer Kills Six People, Nottingham Evening Post (February 8, 1929)
     Polish farmer kills six people, Western Daily Press (February 9, 1929)
     Le Froid et la Folie, Le Gaulois (February 17, 1929)
127. Fünffacher Mord, Coburger Zeitung (August 19, 1930)
     – Sechsfache Mordtat, Brünner Tagesbote (August 19, 1930)
128. Terrible tragedy in the Potteries, The Times (June 1, 1898)
     – Engeland, Peel en Maas (June 4, 1898)
     – Killed Wife And Five Children, The Baltimore Sun (June 1, 1898)
     – General News, Reynolds's Newspaper (June 12, 1898)
     – Family wiped out, Bruce Herald (August 9, 1898)
129. Schwere Bluttat, Hamburger Anzeiger (July 14, 1910)
     Schwere Bluttaten - Braunschweig, Hamburger Anzeiger (July 15, 1910)
     Neues aus aller Welt - Eine schwere Bluttat aus Nahrungssorgen, Neue Hamburger Zeitung (July 13, 1910)
     Neues aus aller Welt - Zu dem Familiendrama in Helmstedt, Neue Hamburger Zeitung (July 14, 1910)
     Ein siebenfacher Mord, Bozner Nachrichten (July 17, 1910)
     Aus aller Welt - Braunschweig, Coburger Zeitung (July 15, 1910)
     Familiedrama, Tilburgsche Courant (July 16, 1910)
     Familiendrama in Helmstedt, Berliner Tageblatt (July 13, 1910) (Abend-Ausgabe)
     Vermischte Nachrichten - Seine Familie und sich selbst erschossen ^{[ permanent dead link ]}, Rhön-Zeitung (July 15, 1910)
130. Schreckenstat eines Vaters, Berliner Tageblatt (June 11, 19417)
     Aus aller Welt - Seine fünf Kinder erschossen, Meraner Zeitung (June 13, 1917)
     Tagesneuigkeiten - Seine fünf Kinder erschossen, Der Tiroler (June 16, 1917)
     Tagesneuigkeiten - Seine fünf Kinder erschossen, Brixener Chronik (June 16, 1917)
131. Notizie Italiane – Nicastro, La Stampa (May 16, 1893)
     – Von einem furchtbaren Familiendrama, Mährisches Tagblatt (May 30, 1893)
132. Korrespondenzen – Horodenka, Czernowitzer Allgemeine Zeitung (September 26, 1905)
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133. Kills Wife and 5 Children with Ax and Ends Own Life Archived 2012-11-07 at the Wayback Machine , Chicago Daily Tribune (January 25, 1934)
     – What's happening in the world ^{[ permanent dead link ]}, Ludington Daily News (January 24, 1934)
     – Sechs Todesopfer eines Familiendramas, Neue Freie Presse (January 24, 1934)
     – Drama in een Waalsch Dorp Archived 2012-04-06 at the Wayback Machine , Leidsche Courant (January 24, 1934)
     – Schrikkelijk Drama der Ellende Archived 2012-03-20 at the Wayback Machine , De Volksstem (January 25, 1934)
     – Na het Drama te Berzée Archived 2012-03-20 at the Wayback Machine , De Volksstem (January 28, 1934)
134. Tagesneuigkeiten - Vermählung vor der Hinrichtung, Linzer Tages-Post (March 8, 1877)
135. Ein gräßliches Familiendrama bei Preßburg, Die Neue Zeitung (December 24, 1930)
     – Erschütterndes Familiendrama aus Not, Brünner Tagesbote (December 19, 1930)