Psycho’s Sick Shopping List Found Online

The sleepy town of Woodruff, S.C., has been shaken to learn a psycho killer lived in plain sight amongst them! Cops say that Todd Kohlhepp has confessed to at least seven murders after they went to his property to investigate a missing persons case — and found a woman chained in a storage container on his property. But in a chilling twist, the mass murderer had openly boasted of his sickness while reviewing instruments of cruelty on Amazon.com...

The sleepy town of Woodruff, S.C., has been shaken to learn a psycho killer lived in plain sight amongst them! Cops say that Todd Kohlhepp has confessed to at least seven murders after they went to his property to investigate a missing persons case — and found a woman chained in a storage container on his property. But in a chilling twist, the mass murderer had openly boasted of his sickness while reviewing instruments of cruelty on Amazon.com...

This review of a Master Lock padlock is from a man who named himself "me" — from an account linked to Kohlhepp's Amazon Wish List. It offers Kohlhepp's suggestion for an alternative use for the heavy metal object: "If someone talks back...go old school on them by putting this in a sock and beating them..."

The sleepy town of Woodruff, S.C., has been shaken to learn a psycho killer lived in plain sight amongst them! Cops say that Todd Kohlhepp has confessed to at least seven murders after they went to his property to investigate a missing persons case — and found a woman chained in a storage container on his property. But in a chilling twist, the mass murderer had openly boasted of his sickness while reviewing instruments of cruelty on Amazon.com...

This review of a Master Lock padlock is from a man who named himself "me" — from an account linked to Kohlhepp's Amazon Wish List. It offers Kohlhepp's suggestion for an alternative use for the heavy metal object: "If someone talks back...go old school on them by putting this in a sock and beating them..."

A review for a Pentagon Fixed Blade Knife shows Kohlhepp attempting to jokingly pass as sane, writing: "Haven't stabbed anyone...yet...but when I do, it will be with a quality tool like this."

The sleepy town of Woodruff, S.C., has been shaken to learn a psycho killer lived in plain sight amongst them! Cops say that Todd Kohlhepp has confessed to at least seven murders after they went to his property to investigate a missing persons case — and found a woman chained in a storage container on his property. But in a chilling twist, the mass murderer had openly boasted of his sickness while reviewing instruments of cruelty on Amazon.com...

This review of a Master Lock padlock is from a man who named himself "me" — from an account linked to Kohlhepp's Amazon Wish List. It offers Kohlhepp's suggestion for an alternative use for the heavy metal object: "If someone talks back...go old school on them by putting this in a sock and beating them..."

A review for a Pentagon Fixed Blade Knife shows Kohlhepp attempting to jokingly pass as sane, writing: "Haven't stabbed anyone...yet...but when I do, it will be with a quality tool like this."

Kohlhepp also endorsed more padlocks — in a disturbing statement now that police have found a woman locked away on his property. "Have 5 on a shipping container," he boasted. "Won't stop them...but will sure slow them down till they're too old to care."

The sleepy town of Woodruff, S.C., has been shaken to learn a psycho killer lived in plain sight amongst them! Cops say that Todd Kohlhepp has confessed to at least seven murders after they went to his property to investigate a missing persons case — and found a woman chained in a storage container on his property. But in a chilling twist, the mass murderer had openly boasted of his sickness while reviewing instruments of cruelty on Amazon.com...

This review of a Master Lock padlock is from a man who named himself "me" — from an account linked to Kohlhepp's Amazon Wish List. It offers Kohlhepp's suggestion for an alternative use for the heavy metal object: "If someone talks back...go old school on them by putting this in a sock and beating them..."

A review for a Pentagon Fixed Blade Knife shows Kohlhepp attempting to jokingly pass as sane, writing: "Haven't stabbed anyone...yet...but when I do, it will be with a quality tool like this."

Kohlhepp also endorsed more padlocks — in a disturbing statement now that police have found a woman locked away on his property. "Have 5 on a shipping container," he boasted. "Won't stop them...but will sure slow them down till they're too old to care."

The secret psycho owned a real-estate agency in South Carolina, and Kohlhepp's review of a Stun Gun used his facade of normalcy to attempt another joke. "It's going to be the new office motivational tool," he wrote.

The sleepy town of Woodruff, S.C., has been shaken to learn a psycho killer lived in plain sight amongst them! Cops say that Todd Kohlhepp has confessed to at least seven murders after they went to his property to investigate a missing persons case — and found a woman chained in a storage container on his property. But in a chilling twist, the mass murderer had openly boasted of his sickness while reviewing instruments of cruelty on Amazon.com...

This review of a Master Lock padlock is from a man who named himself "me" — from an account linked to Kohlhepp's Amazon Wish List. It offers Kohlhepp's suggestion for an alternative use for the heavy metal object: "If someone talks back...go old school on them by putting this in a sock and beating them..."

A review for a Pentagon Fixed Blade Knife shows Kohlhepp attempting to jokingly pass as sane, writing: "Haven't stabbed anyone...yet...but when I do, it will be with a quality tool like this."

Kohlhepp also endorsed more padlocks — in a disturbing statement now that police have found a woman locked away on his property. "Have 5 on a shipping container," he boasted. "Won't stop them...but will sure slow them down till they're too old to care."

The secret psycho owned a real-estate agency in South Carolina, and Kohlhepp's review of a Stun Gun used his facade of normalcy to attempt another joke. "It's going to be the new office motivational tool," he wrote.

Kohlhepp's "joke" while giving a five-star review to a chainsaw is also now less funny: "Works excellent...getting the neighbor to stand still while you chase him with it is hard enough without having a easy-to-use chainsaw..."

The sleepy town of Woodruff, S.C., has been shaken to learn a psycho killer lived in plain sight amongst them! Cops say that Todd Kohlhepp has confessed to at least seven murders after they went to his property to investigate a missing persons case — and found a woman chained in a storage container on his property. But in a chilling twist, the mass murderer had openly boasted of his sickness while reviewing instruments of cruelty on Amazon.com...

This review of a Master Lock padlock is from a man who named himself "me" — from an account linked to Kohlhepp's Amazon Wish List. It offers Kohlhepp's suggestion for an alternative use for the heavy metal object: "If someone talks back...go old school on them by putting this in a sock and beating them..."

A review for a Pentagon Fixed Blade Knife shows Kohlhepp attempting to jokingly pass as sane, writing: "Haven't stabbed anyone...yet...but when I do, it will be with a quality tool like this."

Kohlhepp also endorsed more padlocks — in a disturbing statement now that police have found a woman locked away on his property. "Have 5 on a shipping container," he boasted. "Won't stop them...but will sure slow them down till they're too old to care."

The secret psycho owned a real-estate agency in South Carolina, and Kohlhepp's review of a Stun Gun used his facade of normalcy to attempt another joke. "It's going to be the new office motivational tool," he wrote.

Kohlhepp's "joke" while giving a five-star review to a chainsaw is also now less funny: "Works excellent...getting the neighbor to stand still while you chase him with it is hard enough without having a easy-to-use chainsaw..."

The killer also gave a grisly endorsement to this portable shovel: "Keep in car for when you have to hide the bodies and you left the full-size shovel at home..."

The sleepy town of Woodruff, S.C., has been shaken to learn a psycho killer lived in plain sight amongst them! Cops say that Todd Kohlhepp has confessed to at least seven murders after they went to his property to investigate a missing persons case — and found a woman chained in a storage container on his property. But in a chilling twist, the mass murderer had openly boasted of his sickness while reviewing instruments of cruelty on Amazon.com...

This review of a Master Lock padlock is from a man who named himself "me" — from an account linked to Kohlhepp's Amazon Wish List. It offers Kohlhepp's suggestion for an alternative use for the heavy metal object: "If someone talks back...go old school on them by putting this in a sock and beating them..."

A review for a Pentagon Fixed Blade Knife shows Kohlhepp attempting to jokingly pass as sane, writing: "Haven't stabbed anyone...yet...but when I do, it will be with a quality tool like this."

Kohlhepp also endorsed more padlocks — in a disturbing statement now that police have found a woman locked away on his property. "Have 5 on a shipping container," he boasted. "Won't stop them...but will sure slow them down till they're too old to care."

The secret psycho owned a real-estate agency in South Carolina, and Kohlhepp's review of a Stun Gun used his facade of normalcy to attempt another joke. "It's going to be the new office motivational tool," he wrote.

Kohlhepp's "joke" while giving a five-star review to a chainsaw is also now less funny: "Works excellent...getting the neighbor to stand still while you chase him with it is hard enough without having a easy-to-use chainsaw..."

The killer also gave a grisly endorsement to this portable shovel: "Keep in car for when you have to hide the bodies and you left the full-size shovel at home..."

And, once again, Kohlhepp showed his reliance on a good lock to protect his passion for killing. This rave review includes a sick salute to the popular band Eagles: "Now my locks have locks...place is Hotel California now" — referring to the hit song where the closing lyric is: "You can check out any time you like/But you can never leave!"