Kuklinski

Kuklinski refers to Richard Kuklinski, an American convicted murderer and contract killer. Born in 1935, he was known by several nicknames, including "The Iceman," due to his alleged methods of freezing victims to obscure the time of death. Kuklinski claimed to have murdered over 100 people, though he was convicted of only five murders in New Jersey and one in Delaware.

His criminal activities spanned several decades, and he was associated with the Gambino crime family and other New York Mafia groups. Kuklinski's life was characterized by extreme violence, and he often used a variety of methods, including firearms, knives, and poison. His capture and subsequent trial in the 1980s brought significant media attention due to the brutality of his alleged crimes and the sheer number of victims he claimed.

During his trial and in interviews conducted while he was incarcerated, Kuklinski provided details about his violent past, including his purported involvement in the mob and the methods he used. His life has been the subject of several books and documentaries, further cementing his notoriety. Richard Kuklinski died in prison in 2006.