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Academic Journal of Modern Philology no. 14, pages 173 - 200,
ISSN: 2299-7164

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2021

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Digital Object Identifier (open in new tab) 10.34616/ajmp.2021.14

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1. Pierre Bodein. In French, Pierrot is a diminutive of the given name Pierre. Furthermore, in the French part of the corpus, there is one pseudonym which contains the first letter of the criminal's given name and surname, and that is the nickname G le Maudit (G the Damned) [II, 15] of Guy Georges. Another remark that can be made is that there are three examples of criminals whose identities remain unknown but who received nicknames containing given names. These examples are the Arkansas Bill [I, 7], the Bald Head Pete [I, 10], and the Buster from Chicago [I, 31]. It is important to stress that despite the identity of these criminals being unknown, their pseudonyms point to males. 4.5. Aliases based on names of professions open in new tab
2. Several nicknames in the corpus are based on names of various professions, of which the most frequent seem to be medical ones, which is visible in the examples the Killing Dentist [I, 65], the Docteur Petiot (Doctor Petiot) [II, 10], the Docteur Satan (Doctor Satan) [II, 11] and the Zimny Chirurg (Cold surgeon) [III, 41]. Twelve nicknames are based on the word 'butcher' 40 , for instance, the Butcher of Times Square [I, 35] and the Kansas City Butcher [I, 61]. open in new tab
3. One French pseudonym is based on the profession of a forester, and that is the Forestier des Ardennes (Ardennes Forester) [II, 14]. In many cases, the profession names that founded aliases are, in reality, professional occupations of the criminals. For instance, Michel Lambin also known as the Berger du Caussols (Caussols Sheppard) [II, 4] or the Berger du Milieu (Local Shepherd) [II, 5] really was a shepherd. Albert Pel AKA the Horloger de Montreuil (Watchmaker of Montreuil) [II, 17] really was a watchmaker. In the research corpus, there is also a nickname composed of two profession names which is the Butcher Baker [I, 32]. open in new tab
4. 4.6. Aliases based on criminals' modus operandi open in new tab
5. The next group to be discussed composes of the nicknames based on the killers' modus operandi, which are typical habits common for all of the wrongdoer's crimes. The first subcategory contains aliases inspired by the manner of finding victims by the criminal. For example, the Mail-ordered Bluebeard [I, 77] seduced his female victims by responding to personal advertisements 41 . A similar situation took place in the case of the Tueur du Minitel (Minitel Killer) [II, 42], who contacted his victims via Minitel 42 . The Polish Zabójca z ogłoszenia (Killer from the Ad) [III, 39] killed people found through real estate advertisements 43 . This group of nicknames includes aliases based on crime weapons' names, to remind the Brick Moron [I, 27], the Tueur à l'oreiller (Pillow Killer) [II, 31] or the Ręcznikowy dusiciel (Towel Strangler) [III, 16]. The nickname Queen Poisonner [I, 93] also belongs to this category. Moreover, several nicknames emphasizing the fact that crimes were perpetrated in different places belong to this category too, e.g. the Cross-Country Killer [I, 39], the I-5 Killer [I, 58], or the I-5 Strangler [I, 59]. open in new tab
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