1. Charles Albright's body had been found with the eyes removed, leading to the media dubbing Albright the Eyeball Killer.
20 Facts About Charles Albright
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Charles Albright was incarcerated in the John Montford Psychiatric Unit in Lubbock, Texas, until his death in 2020.
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Charles Albright was born in Amarillo, Texas, on August 10,1933.
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Charles Albright was adopted from an orphanage by Delle and Fred Albright.
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Charles Albright expressed an interest in training as a medical doctor and a surgeon.
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Charles Albright undertook pre-med training but failed to complete it.
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Charles Albright stole documents and forged signatures, giving himself fictitious bachelor's and master's degrees.
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Charles Albright married his college girlfriend, and they had a daughter.
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Charles Albright continued to forge checks and was caught in this deception while teaching at a high school and was placed on probation.
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Charles Albright was then caught stealing hundreds of dollars worth of merchandise from a hardware store and received a two-year prison sentence.
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Charles Albright served less than six months before being released.
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Charles Albright was even asked by local residents to babysit their children.
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Charles Albright later said that he was innocent but had pled guilty to avoid "a hassle".
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In 1985 in Arkansas, Charles Albright met a woman named Dixie and invited her to live with him.
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Charles Albright was found dead in October 1988 and had been stabbed more than 20 times.
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Charles Albright was nearly nude and had been shot three times: in the top of her head, in her left breast, and in the back of her head.
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Charles Albright's eyes had been removed, just like the previous two victims.
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Charles Albright had facial bruises and a broken nose, and had been shot in the face and through the top of her head.
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On March 22,1991, Charles Albright was arrested on charges of murder after rookie police officer Regina Smith uncovered crucial evidence of his crimes.
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The Home Box Office television network released Charles Albright's story sub-titled "The Collector" on the Autopsy series under episode 5; "Autopsy 5: Dead Men Do Tell Tales", aired 1998.