5. John George Haigh
One of the most famous serial killer cases from the mid-20th century was the case of the “Acid Bath Murderer.” Back in the ’40s, London was shocked by the reports of six murders somebody conducted in an especially cruel way. Haigh searched for wealthy individuals, learning their habits and lifestyle.
Then he murdered them and disposed of the bodies using sulfuric acid and a bathtub. John George then used their money, forged the documents and sold their valuables. When they eventually caught him, he was driving the luxury Alvis TA 14 he bought with his stolen money.
These are the top five cars of the world’s most infamous serial killers. Some are dull and unassuming, while others are downright flamboyant. This just goes to show you that you can’t judge a book by its cover. No matter what the car, never get inside one with a total stranger.