#1. Joshua Phillips

Phillips was from the big city of
Jacksonville, Florida. When Joshua was
just 14, he murdered eight-year-old
neighbor Maddie Clifton on November
15, 1998.
When Maddie had gone missing, the
first suspect was Larry Grisham,
another neighbor who had a criminal
record with two sexual assaults. Joshua
even offered to help in the search to
take any heat off him.
Phillips’ mom was cleaning his room
one day, when she noticed the water bed
had a leak. A closer inspection would
reveal a body was under the bed. The
body showed blunt force trauma and
multiple stabbings.
Joshua had invited Maggie over to play
catch. He said he threw too hard and hit
her in the head. To avoid getting in
trouble, he beat her unconscious with a
bat, then moved her to his room under
the bed where she would later start to
move and make sounds. To shut her up,
he finished the job by stabbing her.
Phillip was charged with life in prison
with no possibility for parole.

#2. Eric Smith

He was just barely into his teen years at
13, when he abused and killed Derrick
Robie who was only four on August 2,
1993 in Steuben county, New York.
Derrick and Eric lived in separate areas
of the town, although they both went to
the same baseball program only about a
block from Derrick’s residence.
Derrick’s mom was looking after her
youngest kid when she made the
regrettable decision to let her son walk
that block by himself. It only took about
five short minutes, then Derrick was
persuaded off the sidewalk and led deep
into the forest by Eric. That is where he
would be sexually abused and
murdered. Eric admitted to this horrific
crime but never really gave a reason to
why he went through with it. He would
be sentenced to nine years to life and
was convicted of second-degree murder.

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#3. Paul Henry Gingerich


This murder took place in the beautiful
state of Indiana, where 12-year-old
Gingerich became the youngest kid in the
state’s history to be tried and sentenced
as an adult.
Paul was meeting with friends in the
town of Cromwell close to Michigan’s
border. After visiting for a little while
the three boys wanted to run away, but
one of the friends said his dad would
never allow it to happen.
The boys devised a plan to murder
Phillip Danner, the stepfather of Colt
Lundy who the boys thought would not
allow their runaway plan. They stole the
gun from the step dad. The boys were all
sentenced to prison time, but Gingerich
received the longest punishment for
firing the shot that would kill the dad.

#4. Andrew Wurst


At the tender age of only 14 is when
Wurst attended his eighth grade grad
dance. Opening fire upon his classmates,
he killed John Gillette and seriously
wounded two other students and a
teacher. Andrew was late when he went
to the middle school dance, being held at
a restaurant in Edinboro, Pennsylvania,
along with his father’s .25 caliber pistol.
Wurst left a suicide note at home, but
instead opened fire on his classmates,
deciding not to turn the gun on himself.
Wurst would be convicted of third-
degree murder and attempted murder to
avoid a trial. He was sentenced to 30 to
60 years behind bars.

#5. Andrew Golden & Mitchell Johnson


Johnson and Golden were students at
Westside Middle School in Craighead
County, Arkansas, when they showed up
to school armed to the gills with
firearms. They would shoot a shocking
15 students, killing five of them; four
were students and one a teacher.
Johnson at the time was only 13, and
Golden was barely 11, but the two were
part of one of the worst killing sprees in
a school in American History. The two
became friends while taking the bus and
were well-known bullies, both often
talking about joining or forming a gang.
The two stole the guns and ammo from
various family members. Golden has
since been released while Johnson
(pictured below) still sits in a cold
prison cell.

#6. Lionel Tate


Lionel Tate would set a record that
nobody should want. He became the
youngest person in the United States to
be sentenced to life in prison without
the possibility of seeing parole. The
sentence was handed down to him when
he was only 13, back in 2001, although
Tate committed the murder in 1999
when he was 12. Tate killed a six-year-
old named Tiffany Eunick in Broward
County, Florida.
Tate lied and had said that he and
Tiffany were wrestling when she quit
breathing. Further investigation
revealed Tate had stomped on her hard
enough to lacerate her liver and
fractured her skull.

#7. Jesse Pomeroy
Born on November 29, 1859, in Charlestown, Massachusetts, Jesse Pomeroy was given the award for the youngest person to be convicted of first degree murder. Committing horrendous acts against other children at just 11, he tied up and tortured several children pretending he was only going to play house. After he was busted, Pomeroy was sent to a reform school where he was expected to stay until he was 21, but he was released after just a year and a half on good behavior. Three short years later, he murdered a four- year-old boy, who was later found mutilated in Dorchester Bay. He was sentenced to life, which he served in solitary confinement. He later died of natural causes in prison at the ripe age of 72.

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#8. Mary Bell


When she was the tender age of 11
years young, this ruthless Brit was given
the nickname The Tyneside strangler.
She actually killed someone before her
11th birthday, when she strangled a
four-year-old named Martin Brown to
death.
Later that same year, Bell would
continue her brutal killing spree and
would commit yet another murder, but
this time she had an accomplice. Bell,
along with her friend Norma, killed a
three-year-old named Brian Howe. The
body was so badly beaten the cause of
death was undetermined. The
psychopath Bell went back to Howe’s
body to slice an “M” into the stomach to
mark her murder, then went on
mutilating Howe with a pair of scissors.
Bell would be given a charge of
manslaughter, but was released at the
age of only 23 and has since become a
mother and a grandmother herself. And
as far as anyone knows, she has not
committed another crime.

The youngest murderer in history comes from India. Amarjeet Sada was an eight- year-old at the time from the Bihar state. Sada’s mother left her six-month-old daughter at the school she taught at and advised the police after discovering she had disappeared. The police would later find the baby’s body near the Musahari village, where Sada confessed to them that he had strangled the baby. The facts of the baby’s passing were gruesome, as Sada crushed the baby with a sizable rock. Sada was enduring psychiatric handling for a variety of psychological problems that had led to his young sister’s death. A further investigation also revealed that Sada may have not only been accountable for the murder of his sister, but also his young cousin too, who was only nine months old. Sada would go on to commit yet another murder, when he slayed his neighbor’s six-month-old baby. Amarjeet Sada is unquestionably the most dreadful child serial killer, and it’s uncertain that he will ever see the light of day again.

Demons in human form

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