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Jeff the Killer is a web horror character and creepypasta meme. While the initial concept of the character was created by DeviantArt and Newgrounds user "Sesseur", the character gained widespread popularity following the publication of a fan-made creepypasta story in 2011. He is depicted as a sadistic serial killer with ghastly pale skin, no eyelids, long black hair, and a permanent smile-shaped scar. Jeff the Killer quickly became one of the most popular creepypasta characters, inspiring a multitude of fan works and including the emergence of other characters, such as "Homicidal Liu" and "Jane the Killer", that were directly associated with the original story.

Description
Jeff the Killer's concept was created by Jeff Case from Auburndale, Florida. Case began posting in 2011 on DeviantArt under the username "Sesseur" and in 2006 on Newgrounds under the username "killerjeff", where they described a Bloody Mary-like ritual that supposedly summoned Jeff. In his own story, Jeff, initially named Jeffrey C. Hodek, "accidentally spilled a bucket of acid on his face while trying to clean his bathtub." The most notable version of the Jeff the Killer character and story, which emerged in August 2011, was published by Creepypasta Wiki user "GamefuelTV," and written by his brother, Travis. It follows a teenager named Jeff, who moves to a new, affluent neighborhood with his family. The morning after their move, Jeff and his brother Liu are threatened by a group of bullies with knives for their money at the bus stop. The altercation ends with Jeff being nearly arrested for assault after beating and stabbing the bullies, but Liu takes the blame, resulting in his placement in juvenile hall, causing Jeff to become depressed and introverted. His concerned parents force him to attend a birthday party for his neighbor's young son, where he encounters the same bullies from the earlier fight, who are armed with guns. In a violent confrontation, Jeff kills the bullies but is doused with alcohol and bleach and set on fire, suffering severe burns over much of his body, and whitening his skin. After being discharged from the hospital and having his bandages removed, Jeff is entranced by his disfigurement and begins to lose his sanity. He carves a smile-shaped scar into his face, burns his eyelids, and ultimately kills his family. He becomes a serial killer, targeting victims by sneaking into their homes at night. He is known for whispering the phrase "Go to sleep" before killing his victims. == History ==
History
Jeff the Killer gained popularity primarily through the story published on the Creepypasta Wiki in 2011 by the user “GameFuelTv” (Josh Jordan). This version of the story and its associated imagery are widely recognized as the definitive portrayal of the character. Earlier posts by DeviantArt user “Sesseur” (Jeff Case) are often cited as precursors, but the version by GameFuelTv was the one that truly popularized the character across online horror communities. The story increased in popularity over time as users expanded and contributed to its lore through online forums and fan fiction. One notable addition was "Jane the Killer", who was introduced as a female counterpart to Jeff the Killer. In the most widely accepted telling of her story, Jane Arkensaw was Jeff's neighbor before his transformation into a serial killer, and her family became his victims. She is depicted as a burn victim wearing a black wig and a white mask with blacked-out eyes. In an alternative version of the story, the character's name is Jane Richardson, and is depicted with white skin and black eyes with no burn scars or mask. In contrast to Jeff's infamous catchphrase, "Go to sleep," Jane's signature line is, "Don't go to sleep. You won't wake up." While Jane is often portrayed as a sympathetic character seeking vengeance, many versions of the story depict her as killing innocent people as well. Some fans envision a confrontation between Jeff and Jane similar to the slasher film Freddy vs. Jason. "Homicidal Liu" is another side story, made by a Tumblr user of the same name, where Jeff's brother Liu survived the stabbing and became a killer himself, due to the influence of a split personality known as "Sully," who narrates the story. The story is what coined Jeff and his family's popular surname, Woods, as the first GameFuelTV story had no surname. A surname was officially introduced later in "Jeff the Killer Part 2," posted in January 2012, the surname "Blalock" that GameFuelTV used, and the story itself received very little attention. Due to the immense popularity of the GameFuelTv's story, a trend started among young members of the Creepypasta fandom of making original characters based on Jeff. These original characters often shared many similarities with Jeff, the most notable of which was that the character experiences severe bullying and the naming convention of "-the Killer" after the character's first name. This trend eventually resulted in the creation of "Nina the Killer," another female counterpart to Jeff who acted as a companion rather than a rival. The story follows Nina Hopkins, a young girl who becomes an obsessive fan of Jeff the Killer. Towards the end of the story, Nina is visited by Jeff, who helps her to recreate the incident at the birthday party, covering her in bleach and alcohol and setting her on fire so that she can look similar to him. The story ends with Nina recreating the murder of Jeff's family with her own. This story was later taken down due to harassment towards the character's creator, a user who went by "Alegotic-twelve" because of the story's poor quality. After the original story and its subsequent sequels (both fan-made and official) faced criticism over their writing, GameFuelTv's story was removed from the Creepypasta Wiki website. A writing contest was held to replace the original story with a new version. The winner was K. Banning Kellum, and his version is the version of the story on the website currently. was to be directed by Podolyak and written by him and Anna Sas, and produced by Podolyak's production company Purity Films. The campaign was closed after having reached $402 and no further updates were made. == Urbana stabbing and shooting ==
Urbana stabbing and shooting
Handgun }} On April 6, 2017, 14-year-old Donovan Nicholas fatally stabbed and shot Heidi Taylor, his father's longtime girlfriend, in their home in Urbana, Ohio. According to an autopsy, Taylor sustained approximately 60 stab wounds before being shot in the forehead. At his sentencing in July 2019, Nicholas expressed remorse and stated that he wanted treatment. In conversations with family from prison, he reportedly apologized repeatedly for his actions. On July 9, 2023, the Supreme Court of Ohio ruled to vacate Donovan Nicholas's adult court conviction, citing a faulty discretionary decision by the juvenile court that had bound his case over to adult court. This ruling resulted in Nicholas's release. ==See also==
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