Václav Mrázek
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Václav Mrázek (October 22, 1925 - December 30, 1957, Prague) was a Czech serial killer who was convicted of murdering seven people.
All of his victims were women. His murders (or attempted murders) were primarily sexually motivated, although he also burglarised his victims' homes. Besides murders, he was convicted of other 127 crimes.
Despite being searched for in relation to the murders in the Chomutov region (where he committed most of his crimes) he evaded capture for a long time. He was caught in March 1957 during a house inspection following a theft in the Libušín mine, where he was working as a spa staff attendant.
He was convicted and sentenced to death the same year and executed on December 30, 1957 in Pankrác Prison.
[edit] External links
- Václav Mrázek on the Museum of Crime (Czech)
- Nedělní Svět: Chtěl „dostat ženu výstřelem“ (Czech)
- Mrázek: Serial killer who both raped and murdered! (Czech)