Dean Corll – Houston Mass Murders : Victim Names Still Unknown

HOUSTON (AP) — One after another, as a steamy summer evening faded from dusk to darkness, the bodies of young boys were pulled from the dirt floor of boat stall No. 11. By night’s end on Aug. 8, 1973, eight corpses had been recovered from makeshift graves. The next day, nine more were discovered inside the corrugated metal shed in southwest Houston. Another 10 bodies were found on remote High Island beach, 80 miles east of Houston, and in a … Continue reading

52 Responses to Dean Corll – Houston Mass Murders : Victim Names Still Unknown

  1. dear friend of glass did you also know yates? what school did they go to? iknow they weren’t from the heights area neither was my friend.

  2. I was a friend of Jimmy Glass, one of the first victims. We were always talking about running away. It was the times, you know. Then he disappeared. We all thought he ran without us. I never believed it when I heard he was one of the first victims, until a few days ago I thought to google it, and saw his name. Tragic. Yeah, those evangelical revival things were in style back then. I went to several. Poor Jimmy. Poor boys. I hope the 2 in jail stay forever. While I can feel for their horrible lives, lots of people have horrible lives, but they do not do this kind of stuff. I hope they die in jail. No mercy.

  3. I am interested in talking to anyone who has any type of knowledge of the victims or friends/relatives of the victims. I am the last remaining surviving victim to have ever spent time on the torture board. Thanks! Rhonda Williams aka texasraven69

  4. I have been thinking real hard about the last two boys. Was on HPD’s butt for year’s about Mark Scott’s cause. It drives me crazy at night sometimes. I need to hear from anyone knowing the following people. Alice,Donna or Darlene Holland, Kathy or Stephanie Kocheck, Anyone knowing Keith Delome or Hughe Moore AKA Hippy, anyone hanging at the Colonia House coffee shop at 19th and Ashland across from Harold’s menswear in the Height’s in the early 70′s ….THANK U.

  5. we must never forget,the victims and their families.The killers must never be set free…

  6. James (Stanton) Dreymala was my best friend. We were both 13 at the time and enjoyed camping, riding bikes, watching wrestling with his dad (James) on Saturday nights etc. I think about you often and protect our church youth from the type of people that took your life. God bless the Dreymala family I will never forget their kindness and the time we spent together.

  7. I will be 54 in May 2009; the day that Marty Jones and Charles Cobble(room mates) went missing I was suppose to move in with them to share the apartment, I was 18 at the time. Although I never met Marty and Charles I have had night mares of the event for the past 35 years. God bless the victims’ families and I always thank God that I wasn’t a day earlier.

  8. Next month I am marrying one of Henley’s and Corll’s victims….. we will never know why his life was spared, but the pain he has sufferred over the last 40 years have haunted him for a lifetime.

  9. Marty Wayne Jones was my cousin and I hope elmer suffers dearley.. he ruined my family greatly

  10. hopefully this message will get to miss derrick. I was there when one of the victims dissapeared. mark scott was his name. two other close friends also were killed. to this day houston homicide ignores my statement’s even after repeated attempt’s to help them resolve the id of the remaining souls.

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