Gary Heidnik

Gary Heidnik 'Brother Bishop', was an eccentric citizen of Philadelphia with a genius IQ, who became a millionaire in the stock market thanks to his mathematical skills; He invented his own religion and was ordained a bishop. But, he was also one of the most depraved serial killers and rapists in American history.
He built and designed a torture chamber in the basement of his home in North Philadelphia. He dug up the basement, bought chains to restrain the women and bars for the windows. There he kidnapped, tortured and used women, mostly black or mentally disabled prostitutes, as sexual objects, in order to create a gloomy 'Baby Farm'. Heidnik was also the inspiration for the character of Buffalo Bill in "The Silence of the Lambs."
Heidnik kidnapped six black women in the mid-1980s and kept them chained as sex slaves. His plan was to get those women to give him many children to create a superior race of mulattos that would dominate the world.
In the Dungeon, Heidnik starved them, raped them and tortured them with electric shocks, beatings, humiliation and piercing their ears with screwdrivers. When one of her victims, Sandra Lindsay, could no longer bear the agony Heidnik inflicted on her, she died. After practicing necrophilia on her body and hacking it up with a chainsaw, she stuffed her limbs into her freezer and labeled them "dog food."
To dispose of the rest of the body, Heidnik boiled the hair and meat from her head on her stove and baked her ribs in the oven. The crazy preacher later even ground up Lindsay's meat and fed it to her dogs and the rest of her sex slaves.
This is the true story and definitive x-ray of one of the most ruthless serial killers in the history of the United States: Gary Heidnik aka Brother Bishop and his house of horrors.