Edmund Kemper

Edmund Kemper was a somewhat secret character in Baldi's Basics 1 1/2. He was added in Baldi's Basics 1 1/2 New Year Special: The Currency & Math Update. His real-life counterpart is an American serial killer who was responsible for the deaths of multiple female college students, hence his nickname, "The Co-ed Killer".
== Appearance ==
Edmund Kemper is a dithered real life picture of a middle-aged man who has short black hair, a walrus mustache, and light skin. He wears semi-transparent sunglasses, a blue-grey top shirt, and a white bottom shirt. The rest of his body in his sprite is removed. 
==Mechanics==
As soon as the player gets sent to the schoolhouse, Edmund will spawn in Victor's office behind a desk and will immediately give an interview on his crimes that he has committed that infinitely loops. Since he is in an area of Victor's Office that the player can not enter, he can not be interacted with, let alone from a far distance.
==Trivia==
*Edmund is the only character in Baldi's Basics 1 1/2 New Year Special that is based on the real-life serial killer who goes by the same name.
*Edmund Kemper was removed from Victor's Office in The Spectral School to quell controversies surrounding the developer's intentions. Additionally, the decision was also influenced by concerns about the graphic nature of his dialogue, as the developer felt it inappropriate for children to be exposed to such content.
==Audio==
File	Caption	Usage
 	I'm an American, and I went off the deep end. When someone abandons himself to being a victim, he's gonna have to be one. It started with surrogates at a non-human level; physical objects, my possessions, other peoples', destruction of things that are cared about, and then it's the destruction of things that are living on a lower level. Small animals, insects, animals, and then finally people.
It started coming to a headache, you know, so I went back down I ran away back down there. And then a month later I'm up living with my grandparents in the mountains and 10 months later I murdered them. And it made it worse to be on top of a mountain, I was literally on top of a mountain when it happened, and I can sense- I sensed everybody in the world (to) stop what they were doing, turning around, saw what I did and are coming to get me.
I would've killed until they gunned me down, I would've have been able to reason my way out of it. I was scared to death and I was violent. I felt my wal- back hit that wall, I was the rabbit that always ran, that always backed away, that always burned his bridges. Suddenly there weren't any more and uh- my back hit that wall and I came out screaming, kicking, and shooting.
I got paroled on my mother. Atascadero decided that I didn't- never need to talk to her again at all. "Leave her alone, she got her pound of flesh outta ya." I wasn't sniveling about their mother (to) them. I didn't like to hear what they had to say about her. She went through 3 husbands like a hot knife through butter.
When- 4 months after I was out, I was back in the fantasy bag. My first date was an absolute disaster. It wasn't her fault, ya know? And I didn't blame her even then, I'm saying, it was a terrible tragedy but boy was it- boy she didn't never talk to me again; it was awful. Wasn't grabbing at her (unintelligible) such a dork. Taking her to a John Wayne movie and a Denny's. It's terrible. I've never been on a date to 16 that was cool ya know? I've never been on a date! Ya know? I was locked up since I was 15! But I can't tell her that! "Oh gee you're- don't mind me," ya know, she kinda got a- hung up on my looks or whatever, ya know, she's a gorgeous young lady. Pure class and she saw something there that I guess wasn't there and boy she found out quick.
Yep! These are the ones *sighs*. Now would you get in a car with this man? Huh?
*3 seconds of silence*
The state has made me much more credible as a human being. This is me back then in 1972 & '73, unable to live with the fact that I just stabbed to death and cut the throat of an innocent young woman. Innocent innocence that she did not plan on that happening, she didn't do anything specifically for that to happen to her. That she was a very active participant in her own death.	The interview that he continuously plays.