You shouldn't have buried me. I'm not dead.

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FREDDY KRUEGER'S (Robert Engund's version) ORIGINAL PROFILE ®
-Subject to lame knock offs, different incarnations are not knock-offs though.
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Sticks and stones may break my bones... but nothing will ever kill me.
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Let's see now... First they tried burning me. *cuts off my thumb* Hahaha! Then they tried burying me. *cuts off my index finger* Hahahaha! And this... this is my favorite. *flips you all off* Haha! They even tried holy water. *slices off my middle finger* Hahahahahaha! But I just keep on tickin'. *fingers re-grow*
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1, 2, Freddy's coming for you.
3, 4, better lock your door.
5, 6, grab your cruifix.
7, 8, better stay up late.
9, 10, never sleep again.
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Amanda Krueger was a nurse at the local state hospital. When counting the inmates before the lock down for the Christmas holiday, Amanda was accidentally locked in a room of 1000 inmates. When everyone found her she was beaten and raped and with child, she gave birth to Fred Krueger.

As a child Freddy was tormented by other children driving him further insane. The other school kids often referred to him as the "Son of a Hundred Maniacs". Freddy was an easy target for bullies and was often alone on the playground. He took pleasure in torturing small animals like mice and hamsters. Life at home wasn't the easiest, especially with his often drunk and abusive father. Freddy eventually snapped and stopped feeling pain. He was 18 when he murdered his father.

He eventually got married to Loretta, and had a child of their own, during which he killed many teenagers under the alias of the Springwood Slasher. When his wife finds out about his secret, he kills her in front of there young daughter, Kathryn. Freddy tells the young girl "that mommy needed to take her medicine" and makes his daughter promise to never tell, but she doesn't listen.

During the trial, Fred's lawyer's found an error in the search warrants. The judge was forced to release Krueger on the spot. When the judge lets him walk, the friends and family of the murdered teenagers take matters into their own hands. They burned him alive in his boiler/lair. While his whole place was burning down around him 3 dream demons offered him the chance of another life in the fear and dream of teenagers for eternity, then the real fun began! And every time Freddy is about to appear three girl and a boy show up playing jump rope (probably his first few victims) and singing "One, two, Freddy's coming for you. Three, four, better lock your door. Five, six, grab your crucifix. Seven, eight, gonna stay up late. Nine, ten, ever sleep again."

Years after Freddy's physical death, and after his daughter is taken away and all records of her true identity are done away with, a new family moves into Freddy's old house... 1428 Elm Street. It was always in this house where Freddy committed most of his murders. Through the use of Nancy Thompson Freddy kills teens through their dreams and most of all their fears. He used their souls to strengthen his powers and their fear of him to live on through their dreams. For ten years he continued his slaughter of teens, each time seemingly defeated by teens with unusual dream powers. He survived until he found his daughter. Katheryn managed to pull Freddy out of her dream. With the help of a few friends she managed to "finally kill Freddy".

Eventually, the parents of Spring Wood, Ohio found a way to "erase" Freddy from existence. All the kids that had been in contact with him were sent to Western Hills, and given a dream suppressant, Hypnocil. They blacked out all obituaries concerning the Spring Wood Slasher. During this time, Freddy brought back Jason Voorhees, Crystal Lake Killer, to help make the children of Elm Street remember him. His plan works to well, and Freddy can't stop Jason from killing "his children".

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