“El Monstruo de la Soga”: A terrifying episode in the Horror Crimes podcast

He murdered 30 mototaxi drivers in Colombia

They analyze his profile and compare him to other killers

He could be released in 2032

This week on the new episode of the podcast Crímenes de Terror, by Óyenos Audio, we present the story of El Monstruo de la Soga.

Luis Gregorio Ramírez Maestre, known as El Monstruo de la Soga, terrorized Colombia for more than a decade.

He is responsible for the deaths of at least 30 mototaxi drivers in various regions of the country between 2000 and 2012.

This serial killer, originally from Valledupar, used a macabre method to end his victims’ lives.

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His victims were found tied to trees, ropes around their necks, causing a slow and painful death.

Ramírez Maestre carefully selected his victims, usually young mototaxi drivers between 19 and 30 years old.

El Monstruo de la Soga tricked his victims into going to remote areas.

Once there, he subdued them through physical force and psychological control, which allowed him to enjoy their desperation.

Most of the bodies found showed signs of torture and asphyxiation.

Ramírez delighted in his victims’ suffering, making them tighten the ropes that would eventually kill them slowly.

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El Monstruo de la Soga is on the list of the most dangerous and disturbing criminals of all time.

The stories of his victims have left indelible scars on collective memory.

Crímenes de Terror is a podcast hosted by Mexican journalists José Luis Montenegro and David Dorantes.

The case of Ramírez Maestre will be thoroughly analyzed, unraveling the most chilling details of his life.

Like other killers such as Jeffrey Dahmer, John Wayne Gacy, Charles Manson, Richard Ramírez, and Ted Bundy,

El Monstruo de la Soga is on the list of the most dangerous and disturbing criminals of all time.

The Crímenes de Terror podcast offers a unique insight into the minds behind these heinous crimes.

Montenegro and Dorantes delve into the psychological profile of El Monstruo de la Soga.

They highlight how his childhood, environment, and personal life circumstances influenced his homicidal behavior.

Analysis by FBI experts and Colombia’s Technical Investigation Corps (CTI) reveals antisocial and psychopathic patterns in his actions.

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