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|crimes = [[Murder]]<br>Rape<br>Mutilation<br>[[Torture]]<br>[[Familicide]]
|crimes = [[Murder]]<br>Rape<br>Mutilation<br>[[Torture]]<br>[[Familicide]]
|hobby = Killing and raping women in Vietnam<br>Taking pictures of his victims}}
|hobby = Killing and raping women in Vietnam<br>Taking pictures of his victims}}
'''Miguel "Mike" Ramirez''' (March 9, 1948 - May 6, 2011) was a former Green Beret and a sadistic [[War crimes|war criminal]] during the [[Vietnam War]]. He had a large enjoyment of slaughtering innocent civilians. He was the cousin of serial killer [[Richard Ramirez]]. He even went as far as changing Richard into a killer and killing his wife, Jessie.
'''Miguel "Mike" Ramirez''' (March 9, 1948 - May 6, 2011) was a former Green Beret and a sadistic [[War crimes|war criminal]] during the [[Vietnam War]]. He had a large enjoyment of slaughtering innocent civilians. He was the cousin of serial killer [[Richard Ramirez]], better known as '''the Night Stalker'''.  


He showed Richard many Polaroids where he was violating, torturing and killing Vietnamese women, including one picture of him posing with the severed head of a woman he'd killed. Also, he taught Richard techniques to murder with stealth, same that he learned on the army.
Mike played a large role in turning Richard into a killer; he showed Richard many Polaroids where he was violating, torturing and killing Vietnamese women, including one picture of him posing with the severed head of a woman he'd killed. Also, he taught Richard techniques to murder with stealth, same that he learned on the army, and also murdered his wife, Jessie, in front of Richard.  


Mike won a number of medals for his service during the Vietnam War, including the National Defense Medal, Vietnam Service Medal with two Bronze Service Stars, Purple Heart Medal, Republic of Vietnam Medal, Good Conduct Medal and Two Bronze Loops.
Mike won a number of medals for his service during the Vietnam War, including the National Defense Medal, Vietnam Service Medal with two Bronze Service Stars, Purple Heart Medal, Republic of Vietnam Medal, Good Conduct Medal and Two Bronze Loops.