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[[File:Ramirez.gif|right|thumb]]'''Richard {Ricardo} Munoz Ramirez''' {b.Febraury 29, 1960-d.June 7, 2013} aka "The Night stalker" was a convicted American serial killer awaiting execution on California's death row. He is one of the most gruesome and disturbing villains in American history; on many accounts said to be much worse than [[Jeffery Dahmer|Dahmer ]] and [[Ted Bundy|Bundy]] .

==Early life==

Ramirez was born in ~~[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/El_Paso,_Texas~~ El Paso, Texas], the youngest of [[Julian Ramirez|Julian ]] and Mercedes Ramirez's five children. His father, a policeman who later became a laborer on the Santa Fe railroad, was abusive and believed in corporal punishment.

Ramirez was born in El Paso, Texas, the youngest of [[Julian Ramirez|Julian ]] and Mercedes Ramirez's five children. His father, a policeman who later became a laborer on the Santa Fe railroad, was abusive and believed in corporal punishment.

As a child, Ramirez sustained two serious head injuries: one which occurred when a dresser fell on top of him and the second when he was knocked out by a swing. He also suffered from frequent epileptic seizures which he eventually grew out of.

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 [[File:Ramirez.gif|right|thumb]]'''Richard {Ricardo} Munoz Ramirez''' {b.Febraury 29, 1960-d.June 7, 2013} aka "The Night stalker" was a convicted American serial killer awaiting execution on California's death row. He is one of the most gruesome and disturbing villains in American history; on many accounts said to be much worse than [[Jeffery Dahmer|Dahmer ]] and [[Ted Bundy|Bundy]] .
 ==Early life==
-Ramirez was born in [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/El_Paso,_Texas El Paso, Texas], the youngest of [[Julian Ramirez|Julian ]] and Mercedes Ramirez's five children. His father, a policeman who later became a laborer on the Santa Fe railroad, was abusive and believed in corporal punishment.
+Ramirez was born in El Paso, Texas, the youngest of [[Julian Ramirez|Julian ]] and Mercedes Ramirez's five children. His father, a policeman who later became a laborer on the Santa Fe railroad, was abusive and believed in corporal punishment.
 As a child, Ramirez sustained two serious head injuries: one which occurred when a dresser fell on top of him and the second when he was knocked out by a swing. He also suffered from frequent epileptic seizures which he eventually grew out of.