Gacy — a seemingly upstanding member of his Chicagoland community who performed as a clown at children's birthday parties — became infamous after nearly 30 bodies were found under his home in the late Seventies
From decorative cutting boards to wood-wick candles, murderabelia has gone full live, laugh, love
He became known as the killer clown — but 'John Wayne Gacy: Devil in Disguise' shows there was a lot more to the Chicagoland serial killer's story
Six-part Peacock series John Wayne Gacy: Devil in Disguise arrives Thursday
The answer is manyfold — encompassing everything from sociological changes, to biology, to technology, to linguistics
How macabre artifacts became a booming industry
Art collective Indecline brings back naked Trump statue — with a chilling new twist
Minnesota family finds peace after Jimmy Haakenson, who disappeared at 16 in 1976, is identified as victim of notorious serial killer
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