Henryk Kukuła

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Henryk Kukuła
Born1966 (age 57–58)
Other namesThe Monster from Chorzów
Conviction(s)Murder
Criminal penalty28 years in prison
Details
Victims4
Span of crimes
1980–1990
CountryPoland

Henryk Kukuła (born 1966) is a Polish serial killer, pedophile, and necrophile nicknamed The Monster from Chorzów. From September 1980 to July 1990 he raped and murdered four children. He was set to be released from prison in 2020 but in January 2020 the court declared that he stay in isolation.[1]

Life[edit]

Henryk Kukuła was born in 1966 in Chorzów. From an early age, he had educational problems and was aggressive to his peers. According to his mother, Kukuła hit his head on a table when he was little. She did not take him to the hospital, and the badly healed injury could have caused the boy's aggression. He was treated in a mental health clinic, but his mother allowed him to discontinue the prescribed medication. A year later, when he was 14 years old, he murdered a five-year-old girl. After killing her, he desecrated the corpse by inserting his fingers into her vagina.

The young murderer was placed in an educational facility in Krupski Młyn. During his stay at the centre, he beat the nine-year-old son of the educator to death, raping the corpse afterwards. He was sentenced to 15 years imprisonment for the crime, and was himself raped in prison by other inmates. Under the amnesty of December 1989, the sentence was reduced to 10 years. In April 1990, Kukuła left the prison and in July of the same year he raped and murdered two brothers in Ruda Śląska. For this crime, he was sentenced to 25 years imprisonment. He was also given an additional 3 years and 9 months which remained to be served from an earlier sentence. He received an additional year of imprisonment for assaulting a prison guard. His sentence expired in 2020, but he was kept in and remains in custody.[1]

Victims[edit]

Nmb. Victim Age Date of death Place of murder
1. Karina S. 5 23 September 1980 Chorzów
2. Radosław T. 9 10 January 1984 Krupski Młyn
3. Radosław W. 5 28 July 1990 Ruda Śląska
4. Robert W. 7 28 July 1990 Ruda Śląska

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References[edit]

  1. ^ a b Molenda, Maciej (2017-06-10). "Fakt24 ujawnia historię monstrum z Chorzowa" [Fakt24 reveals the history of the monster from Chorzów]. Fakt24.pl (www.fakt.pl) (in Polish). Retrieved 2017-06-20.