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Details :
Category: Serial Killing
Location: China
Date: 2001 - 2003
Crime: Accused of murdering between 17 and 25 teenage boys between September 2001 and 2003. He would meet them in video game parlors and internet caf's and lure them to his home with promises of well paying jobs or school funding.
Biography: Born in 1974, the son of a pig farmer, Huang's early life is sparsely documented. He spent one tour of duty in the military and then spent time as a migrant farm worker in Southern China. Huang built a torture device in his basement, called the 'intelligent hobbyhorse' which resembled a noodle making machine. It is said that his victims were suffocated while being bound to the machine. His modus operandi was to meet the youths in video halls or internet cafes, and tell them he was working on a new video game that he titled 'God and the Intelligent Hobby Horse'. Other times he would offer to recommend them for well paying jobs in the area or pay them for school or sightseeing tours. He would drug them, suffocate them and then, posthumously rape them. He buried his victims in the grounds around his home. At the trial, Huang was quoted as saying, 'Ever since I was a kid, I wanted to be an assassin, but never had the chance'.
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