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{{Villain_Infobox|Box title = William Unek|fullname = William Unek|alias = ~~Bad~~|occupation = African American Police Constable|skills = Killing People|hobby = Killing and shooting people|goals = Unknown|type of villain = Mass Murderer, Serial Killer}}

{{Villain_Infobox|Box title = William Unek|fullname = William Unek|alias = Evil|occupation = African American Police Constable|skills = Killing People|hobby = Killing and shooting people|goals = Unknown|type of villain = Mass Murderer, Serial Killer}}

'''William Unek''' was an African American mass murderer who killed 57 people and injured 30 others in 2 separate spree killings across 3 years from 1954 to February 11, 1957 before dying of severe burns that occurred to him He started the attack by killing 21 people with his axe before going on a shooting spree that left 36 others dead 2 years later without being caught.~~2 Days~~ after the attack he was finally captured by police authorities that sent him to custody for the rest of his life with no chance of ~~payroll~~. He was constantly brought to talk with the judge who was deciding if William should get the death penalty but decided against it. On March 25th 1956 William was released due to false paperwork charges. However on February 10th 1957 when William was relaxing in his apartment several unnamed pedestrians threw several smoke bombs and Molotov's into his room which caused massive fires. The pedestrians ran possible to not get in trouble. William managed to escape with major ~~injured~~ to his arm, he was sent to the hospital but died of the ~~injures~~ on February 11th 1957.He remained the deadliest mass murderer from the late 1900's to late 2000's and still remains one of the worlds deadliest killers.

'''William Unek''' was an African American mass murderer who killed 57 people and injured 30 others in two separate spree killings across three years from 1954 to February 11, 1957, before dying of severe burns that occurred to him. He started the attack by killing 21 people with his axe before going on a shooting spree that left 36 others dead, two years later without being caught. Two days after the attack, he was finally captured by police authorities that sent him to custody for the rest of his life with no chance of parole. He was constantly brought to talk with the judge who was deciding if William should get the death penalty, but the judge decided against it. On March 25th, 1956, William was released due to false paperwork charges. However on February 10th 1957, when William was relaxing in his apartment, several unnamed pedestrians threw several smoke bombs and Molotov's into his room which caused massive fires. The pedestrians ran as fast as possible to not get in trouble. William managed to escape with major injuries to his arm, he was sent to the hospital but died of the injuries on February 11th 1957. He remained the deadliest mass murderer from the late 1900's to late 2000's and still remains one of the worlds deadliest killers.

[[Category:Serial Killer]]

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-{{Villain_Infobox|Box title = William Unek|fullname = William Unek|alias = Bad|occupation = African American Police Constable|skills = Killing People|hobby = Killing and shooting people|goals = Unknown|type of villain = Mass Murderer, Serial Killer}}
+{{Villain_Infobox|Box title = William Unek|fullname = William Unek|alias = Evil|occupation = African American Police Constable|skills = Killing People|hobby = Killing and shooting people|goals = Unknown|type of villain = Mass Murderer, Serial Killer}}
-'''William Unek''' was an African American mass murderer who killed 57 people and injured 30 others in 2 separate spree killings across 3 years from 1954 to February 11, 1957 before dying of severe burns that occurred to him  He started the attack by killing 21 people with his axe before going on a shooting spree that left 36 others dead 2 years later without being caught.2 Days after the attack he was finally captured by police authorities that sent him to custody for the rest of his life with no chance of payroll.  He was constantly brought to talk with the judge who was deciding if William should get the death penalty but decided against it.  On March 25th 1956 William was released due to false paperwork charges.  However on February 10th 1957 when William was relaxing in his apartment several unnamed pedestrians threw several smoke bombs and Molotov's into his room which caused massive fires.  The pedestrians ran possible to not get in trouble.  William managed to escape with major injured to his arm, he was sent to the hospital but died of the injures on February 11th 1957.He remained the deadliest mass murderer from the late 1900's to late 2000's and still remains one of the worlds deadliest killers.
+'''William Unek''' was an African American mass murderer who killed 57 people and injured 30 others in two separate spree killings across three years from 1954 to February 11, 1957, before dying of severe burns that occurred to him. He started the attack by killing 21 people with his axe before going on a shooting spree that left 36 others dead, two years later without being caught. Two days after the attack, he was finally captured by police authorities that sent him to custody for the rest of his life with no chance of parole. He was constantly brought to talk with the judge who was deciding if William should get the death penalty, but the judge decided against it. On March 25th, 1956, William was released due to false paperwork charges. However on February 10th 1957, when William was relaxing in his apartment, several unnamed pedestrians threw several smoke bombs and Molotov's into his room which caused massive fires. The pedestrians ran as fast as possible to not get in trouble. William managed to escape with major injuries to his arm, he was sent to the hospital but died of the injuries on February 11th 1957. He remained the deadliest mass murderer from the late 1900's to late 2000's and still remains one of the worlds deadliest killers.
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