Serial Killers and Tickling

[Borg Perfection]

I've always wondered, even since childhood, if a serial killer had ever tickle tortured their victims. What are the chances that out of all the serial killers through out time, none of them found at least some interest in it, or didn't have a foot fetish at the very least.

Same thing with home invasion/hostage situations. I wonder out of all those types of crimes ever committed, if at least one of the perpetrators had a tickling or foot fetish and indulged themselves. I can even imagine why it's so unheard of, because imagine being a victim coming forward and telling the news, or the police that someone tied you up and tickled you, or played with your feet. I'm sure that would be embarassing.

Has anyone ever wondered about this, or have knowledge of any instances where this has occured?

 

[Skipadeedoodah]

There was some freaky guy in Philly (I think) who broke into some girls' dorms and got a lil' frisky with their feet. Otherwise, I doubt the kind of thing you're talking about happens.

 

[Borg Perfection]

There was some freaky guy in Philly (I think) who broke into some girls' dorms and got a lil' frisky with their feet. Otherwise, I doubt the kind of thing you're talking about happens.

Why would you doubt it?

 

[rhiannon]

I can even imagine why it's so unheard of, because imagine being a victim coming forward and telling the news, or the police that someone tied you up and tickled you, or played with your feet. I'm sure that would be embarassing.

It is not more or less embarrassing than being raped! Still people go tell the police when that happened to them.

It would be embarrassing for the guy who did it, but not for the person it happened to.

 

[lovestotickle10]

Well THANK GOD it hasn't happened. I can only imagine the onslaught of hate and confusion that would come to this forum from the national media. I associate violence and murder with serial killers; not laughter and tickling, and I would prefer to keep it that way.

 

[Comfort Eagle]

BTK actually stood for Bind. Tickle. Kill. but the news changed it because they thought it was too creepy for the public to know about.

 

[TKL_M28_LI_NY]

Now that I think of it, while the chances are slim, there must've been at least one. And no one's heard about it because there's no survivors.

Is there any way the public can check the Medical Examiner's records - see if the lungs were stressed, or the heart, or the trachea - something to indicate long term forced rapid and heavy breathing? We might be able to find evidence.

I like being tickled.
(And I love to tickle).
I like being tickled TOO MUCH.
But I wouldn't want to die that way.

 

[Filthyweasel]

I think most kidnap victims are too busy sobbing and wondering if they'll ever get home to even worry about laughter. I've noticed hat kind of sensitivity tends to go away with mood. Tickling someone in that state would most likely get a panicked response of "What the fuck are you doing? Get away from me!" and if it was one of us that ever got caught be someone like that, well personally I think my fetish would go out the window and I'd never want to think about it again.

 

[john getty]

I've always wondered, even since childhood, if a serial killer had ever tickle tortured their victims. What are the chances that out of all the serial killers through out time, none of them found at least some interest in it, or didn't have a foot fetish at the very least.

Same thing with home invasion/hostage situations. I wonder out of all those types of crimes ever committed, if at least one of the perpetrators had a tickling or foot fetish and indulged themselves. I can even imagine why it's so unheard of, because imagine being a victim coming forward and telling the news, or the police that someone tied you up and tickled you, or played with your feet. I'm sure that would be embarassing.

Has anyone ever wondered about this, or have knowledge of any instances where this has occured?

I must say I have thought about it. A lot. Many times indeed. Ohhh yes.

 

[rhiannon]

I would say it is highly unlikely that this happened....for one, serial killers are far more violent than tickling their victims...I am sure they'd consider that a waste of time. Plus, not everybody can be tortured with tickling, but everybody reacts to pain!

 

[mike273273]

There was also a case in Bendigo (Victoria) where a man would break into people's homes and tickle their feet. It was usually young boys from memory. One time he was challenged by one of the victims and he fled. Not sure if he was ever caught. It occurred in the early 90s.