The Three Murders Albert Fish Confessioned To

This excerpt betrays Fish's true nature, his need to lash out and inflict pain on others. While he may not have derived a sexual pleasure from this, it must have brought him some satisfaction to exert power over his eldest son in the form of turning his family against him. Ultimately, we'll never know if Fish subjected his own children to any degree of abuse. But what is irrefutable is the abuse he inflicted on an innumerable number of children all over the country.