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  1. in the late ’90s, pop-culture historian Bill Geerhart had a little too much time on his hands and a surfeit of stamps. So, for his own entertainment, the then-unemployed thirtysomething launched a letter-writing campaign to some of the most powerful and infamous figures in the country, posing as a curious 10-year-old named Billy. As it turns out, no group hates to disappoint a child more than convicted killers, all of whom responded promptly to Billy’s questions about dropping out of school. Their letters, published here for the first time, range from criminally insane to downright sensible, offering snapshots of the personalities behind some of America’s most hideous crimes. Recently, Radar asked Billy to follow up with his mentors as a college student. (via Serial killers answer letters from guy pretending to be a 10-year-old - Boing Boing) (via brooklynmutt)  Completely creepy, but really facinating. My favorite is definitely the Clarence Thomas letter stating the egg mcmuffin was his favorite. Me too, Justice Thomas !

    in the late ’90s, pop-culture historian Bill Geerhart had a little too much time on his hands and a surfeit of stamps. So, for his own entertainment, the then-unemployed thirtysomething launched a letter-writing campaign to some of the most powerful and infamous figures in the country, posing as a curious 10-year-old named Billy. As it turns out, no group hates to disappoint a child more than convicted killers, all of whom responded promptly to Billy’s questions about dropping out of school. Their letters, published here for the first time, range from criminally insane to downright sensible, offering snapshots of the personalities behind some of America’s most hideous crimes. Recently, Radar asked Billy to follow up with his mentors as a college student. (via Serial killers answer letters from guy pretending to be a 10-year-old - Boing Boing) (via brooklynmutt)

     Completely creepy, but really facinating. My favorite is definitely the Clarence Thomas letter stating the egg mcmuffin was his favorite. Me too, Justice Thomas !

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