Friday The 13th

Panhandle, Texas, is a small town in the Texas Panhandle, about half an hour from Amarillo, with a population of 2,686 and an economy built on farming and oil. this part of the story is covered for now By the time he was nineteen he was described as a handsome young man who inspired loyalty among his few friends, and he was a boy obsessed with death. He watched horror films, read books about Satan and the Necronomicon, made grotesque masks and a clay corpse to test special effects on, and liked to be called Damien. His heroes were Ted Bundy, Charles Manson and, above all, Jack the Ripper, because Jack the Ripper was never caught. A neighbour said he hated God and would not have him mentioned; his best friend, Craig Shackleford, three years younger, said Glenn was not normal but did not think he was a Satanist. He was well behaved in grade school, but in high school he showed signs of depression, drank more and sometimes cut his arms with a knife when he was angry.

In the spring of 1988, when he was seventeen, he climbed the town water tower, which had Panhandle written on it, and threatened to jump until the police talked him down. A few months later he drove over a cliff at Palo Duro Canyon, was treated for his injuries and was placed in psychiatric care at Northwest Texas Hospital in Amarillo. details of the account remain covered until revealed On July 12th, 1990, he signed Shackleford's yearbook with a cryptic message about a problem he could not talk about, which he said Shackleford would find out about sooner or later.

the rest of this account is covered until you choose to reveal it Garcia was unsure, telling Shackleford that Glenn did not even like him and probably just wanted to take him out and scare him, but he went. Some later said there was a pentagram drawn on the barn floor; others said there was not. this part of the story is covered for now He said afterwards that he had recited an incantation first, that it was a ceremony for a secret religious belief he would not discuss, and that he had needed a virgin. He left Garcia dead in the barn at about ten o'clock and drove away.

About half an hour later Shackleford and another friend, Ron, saw him leaving town; he said he had just got done taking care of some business and had more to take care of. At Lake McClellan, where a large birthday party was under way, he intended to rack up a body count, but he had taken about eight Vivarin on an empty stomach, was jittery and sick, could not catch anyone alone and left after half an hour or forty-five minutes. He then went to Groom to the house of Jimmy Britton, the stepfather of a girl he had gone out with, said a friend had had a wreck and asked to use the phone, then pulled a straight razor and slashed Britton's throat and arms. details of the account remain covered until revealed

the rest of this account is covered until you choose to reveal it Williams needed months in hospital, thirteen surgeries and carried 52 pieces of metal from the door in his body. this part of the story is covered for now He then parked at the police station, planning to shoot himself once everyone arrived, but he could not remember the incantation he needed to recite, so he sat there until police came out and invited him in.

On the morning of July 14th, 1995, he gave a 41-page statement to Texas Ranger Jim Mull, saying he had always wanted to kill, that he felt no remorse and that he wanted the death penalty. Friends handed over a hit list of intended victims and a videotape detailing his motives and plans. details of the account remain covered until revealed the rest of this account is covered until you choose to reveal it this part of the story is covered for now details of the account remain covered until revealed the rest of this account is covered until you choose to reveal it this part of the story is covered for now