Rows of cardboard cold case boxes and paper evidence bags on metal shelves in a police evidence room

Yes, there are serial killers active in the United States right now. Nobody can name most of them yet. Researchers count a serial killer as "active" in a year if he or she killed someone that year, and many are only identified years later. Some never are.

The best count comes from the Radford/FGCU Serial Killer Database. Its 2023 report found an average of 53 active serial killers a year in the U.S. from 2010 to 2019, using the FBI's two-victim definition. With a three-victim cutoff, the number drops to 31. The peak was the 1980s, at 173 a year. Those figures only include killers who were later identified. The authors say the real number "is unknown but is certainly higher."

You will also see the line "the FBI estimates 25 to 50 active serial killers" on a lot of websites. We looked for the FBI document behind it and could not find one. No report, no named official, no date. We left it out.

A few other numbers help. In 2024, former FBI assistant director Frank Figliuzzi said the FBI's Highway Serial Killings Initiative links about 850 murders to the trucking community, with a pool of 450 suspects. And in 2024, police cleared 61.4 percent of murders nationwide, according to FBI data reported by the Center for American Progress. About 4 in 10 were not cleared.

We updated this page in September 2026. The biggest change since the last version: the Long Island case is closed.

The nine open cases in this article, status checked September 2026
Case Where Status
I-70 Killer Indiana, Kansas, Missouri Never identified
West Mesa New Mexico No one charged
Jeff Davis 8 Louisiana No convictions
Chicago strangulations Illinois One conviction in 51 deaths
Zodiac California FBI: case open
Pedro Lopez Colombia Whereabouts unknown
Rainbow Maniac Brazil No conviction found
Vending machine poisoner Japan No one charged
Danilovsky Maniac Russia Still under investigation

Caught: the Long Island Serial Killer

For years this list opened with the Long Island Serial Killer. That case now has an ending. On April 8, 2026, Rex Heuermann pleaded guilty to murdering seven women: Melissa Barthelemy, Valerie Mack, Jessica Taylor, Megan Waterman, Amber Lynn Costello, Maureen Brainard-Barnes, and Sandra Costilla. He also admitted in court to killing an eighth woman, Karen Vergata, though he was never charged in her death. On June 17, 2026, he was sentenced to life in prison without parole.

"He thought that by killing them he could silence them forever and get away with murder," Suffolk County District Attorney Raymond Tierney said the day of the plea.

Not every set of remains found near Gilgo Beach is solved. One victim, known only as Asian Doe, still has no name. At a DNA collection event in Chinatown in August 2026, Tierney asked the public for help. "Let's give this victim their name back," he said.

Ted Bundy, John Wayne Gacy, and Richard Ramirez are the names most people know, and our stories on Ted Bundy, John Wayne Gacy, and Richard Ramirez cover how each was caught and convicted. The nine cases below never got that ending.

9 serial killer cases still unsolved in 2026

Five of the nine are in the United States. The map shows where those killings happened. It does not show where anyone is now.

Map of the lower 48 U.S. states with red dots where the I-70, West Mesa, Jeff Davis 8, Chicago, and Zodiac killings happened

1. The I-70 Killer (Indiana, Kansas, Missouri, 1992)

Over 29 days in the spring of 1992, a gunman walked into small stores near Interstate 70 and shot the people working inside. It started on April 8 in Indianapolis, where Robin Fuldauer, 26, was found dead at a Payless ShoeSource. On April 11, two women were found dead at a bridal shop in Wichita, Kansas. Then came a ceramics shop in Terre Haute, Indiana, on April 27, a boot store in St. Charles, Missouri, on May 3, and a gift shop in Raytown, Missouri, on May 7.

The six victims were Robin Fuldauer, Patricia Magers, Patricia Smith, Michael McCown, Nancy Kitzmiller, and Sarah Blessing. Police linked the shootings through ballistics tests. Detective Tim Relph described the gun as "a historic remake of an old German Navy pistol" with a long barrel and a wooden forearm.

A task force reopened the case in 2021 and released an updated sketch showing how the man might look today "if he's still alive." Investigators have been testing evidence for touch DNA since February 2022. As of May 2026, it was unclear whether any of that testing produced a match. He has never been identified.

2. The West Mesa murders (Albuquerque, New Mexico)

In February 2009, human remains turned up on Albuquerque's West Mesa. Police went on to recover the remains of 11 women and an unborn child from the same stretch of land. Fifteen years later, the Albuquerque Police Department said it had taken in more than 1,400 tips and run seven land searches. A reward of up to $100,000 is still offered. "We have put a tremendous amount of effort into solving this case over the last 15 years and we will not stop," Police Chief Harold Medina said in 2024.

Investigators have pointed to two major suspects, and neither has been charged in the case. Lorenzo Montoya was shot dead in 2006. A former police chief later called him "probably our best suspect." Joseph Blea is serving 90 years for rapes he was convicted of in 2015. He has been named a person of interest in the West Mesa deaths, but he has not been charged in the case and has never admitted to them.

3. The Jeff Davis 8 (Jennings, Louisiana)

Between 2005 and 2009, the bodies of eight women were found in and around Jennings, a small town in Jefferson Davis Parish. A federal task force of 14 agencies took on the case, and it drew national attention through a 2019 Showtime documentary series.

Twenty years on, local station KPEL put it plainly in June 2025: "Not a single person has been convicted." Much of the reporting has focused on local law enforcement. The 2025 KPEL report describes allegations that deputies abused some of the women. Those are allegations, not court findings. Some relatives also doubt that one person is to blame. "I think it's more than one," Brittany Jones, the niece of victim Whitnei Dubois, told Fox News in 2019.

4. The Chicago strangulations (2001 to 2018)

The Murder Accountability Project, a nonprofit that runs FBI homicide data through an algorithm to spot clusters of similar unsolved killings, flagged 51 strangulation deaths of women in Chicago between 2001 and 2018. One detail from the group's founder, Thomas Hargrove, is hard to forget: a line of body recovery sites on the Near South Side "forms an almost perfect north-south line" along the Green Line elevated train.

In February 2020, Chicago police charged Arthur Hilliard in the 2017 killing of Diamond Turner, 21. It was the first arrest among the 51 deaths. In December 2025, a jury found him guilty of her murder. Police have not said the deaths are the work of one killer, and most of them have no public arrest.

5. The Zodiac Killer (Northern California, 1968 to 1969)

The Zodiac Killer is believed to have stabbed or shot at least five people in Northern California in 1968 and 1969. Every few years someone claims to have solved it. In October 2021, after a private group said it had named him, the FBI answered with one line: "The case remains open." We found no later statement from the FBI or San Francisco police that changes that.

For more American cases by state, see our Colorado cases, the 4 worst serial killers from Kentucky, and our list of famous Michigan serial killers and unsolved murders. North of the border, start with the 7 most famous Canadian serial killers.

6. Pedro Lopez, the "Monster of the Andes" (whereabouts unknown)

Pedro Lopez is different from the rest of this list because he was caught once. In Ecuador he pleaded guilty to the murders of 57 girls. He was released on August 31, 1994, and deported to Colombia. Authorities there tried to convict him of a decades-old murder, but he was declared insane and, in 1995, placed in a psychiatric facility. In February 1998 he was declared sane and let go on $50 bail.

In 2002, Interpol issued a warrant for his arrest in connection with a new murder. The warrant was deactivated in 2005. He was last seen in public in 1999, renewing his citizenship card in Bogota. Nobody knows whether he is alive.

7. Brazil's Rainbow Maniac (Carapicuiba, 2007 to 2008)

In 2007 and 2008, 13 men were killed at Paturis Park in Carapicuiba, near Sao Paulo. The killer targeted gay men, and The Guardian reported that victims were found with a .38 bullet in the back of the head. "He doesn't like homosexuals, he hates them," police chief Paulo Fernando Fortunato told the paper in December 2008.

That same month, police detained a retired police officer. He was released 30 days later when his temporary detention ran out. We could not find any conviction for the park killings.

8. Japan's vending machine poisoner (1985)

On April 30, 1985, someone in Fukuyama, Hiroshima, drank a bottle of Oronamin C, a vitamin drink, that someone had left on top of a vending machine. It was laced with paraquat, a weed killer. In all, at least 12 people died of paraquat poisoning in the case. At the time, the drink's maker was running a promotion that gave lucky buyers a free bottle, according to NextShark. Police ran out of leads, with no witness statements or DNA to work from, and no one was ever charged.

9. Russia's Danilovsky Maniac (Cherepovets, 2004 to 2007)

In Cherepovets, a city in Russia's Vologda region, one unknown killer is linked to seven murders of girls and women between 2004 and 2007. Investigators checked about 14,000 residents. Local reporting credits him with as many as 14 killings, though only seven are formally tied to him. In March 2024, senior investigator Artyom Kolobov said the case file runs to more than 120 volumes. Cherinfo reported that "the investigation into this case continues." A reward of one million rubles still stands.

For a case from South Korea, read our story on the Hwaseong serial murders.

How DNA is reopening old cases

Forensic lab bench with a pipette, a rack of small DNA sample tubes, and blue storage boxes

DNA testing is how several of these cases moved. In the Long Island case, a judge ruled in September 2025 that DNA pulled from rootless hairs was admissible, saying the method "is generally accepted in the relevant scientific community." Prosecutors also tied Heuermann to Valerie Mack's death through "mitochondrial DNA analysis of a female hair found on Mack's body." In Chicago, DNA evidence led to Arthur Hilliard's arrest in 2020, more than two years after Diamond Turner's body was found.

The I-70 task force has been testing for touch DNA, the trace left on things a person handled, since 2022. That is the same kind of work that could one day put a name on the West Mesa or Jeff Davis 8 cases. So far it has not.

Serial killer theories that don't hold up

Some famous "active serial killer" stories fall apart when you check them.

The Smiley Face Killers. Two retired detectives, Kevin Gannon and Anthony Duarte, argued that young men found drowned in several states were murdered, and pointed to smiley face graffiti near some of the sites. Supporters point to details like the lack of deterioration of his corpse when Todd Geib's body was found 22 days after he went missing. The FBI looked at the theory in 2008 and said it had "not developed any evidence to support links between these tragic deaths." A 2010 review of 40 cases by the Center for Homicide Research found "no substantive evidence" that any of the drownings were serial killings.

The Austin "Rainey Street Ripper." Rumors blamed a killer for drownings in Austin's Lady Bird Lake. In 2025, Texas State University researchers working with Austin police reviewed 189 drowning cases from 2004 to 2025. They found "neither direct evidence nor indirect warning signs of a serial murderer."

The Ibadan forest. In March 2014, police in Ibadan, Nigeria, found what Al Jazeera described as "decomposed corpses, skeletons and skulls" in a building in the Soka area, along with malnourished survivors. One early report described ten live people chained inside. Nigeria's The Nation (thenationalonlineng.net) reported six arrests and ten survivors in hospital. Reports at the time described a kidnappers' den or a ritual site, not a lone serial killer. We found no report of how the case ended in court.

If you want to know what investigators look for in a real case, read Signs of a Serial Killer: 11 Common Serial Killer Traits.

Is there a live map of active serial killers?

No. Police cannot map killers they have not identified. The closest thing is the Murder Accountability Project's cluster tool, which uses FBI homicide data to flag counties and metro areas with unusual groups of similar unsolved murders. A flagged cluster is a reason to look closer, not proof of a serial killer. Chicago is the example: the algorithm flagged 51 deaths, and police have not treated them as one case.

More unsolved cases to read

For older cases that were never solved, start with The 29 Most Gruesome Unsolved Murders In History. If you want the names that were caught, our list of the most famous serial killers is the place to begin. You can also read our list of serial killer documentaries, 21 Disturbing Serial Killer Quotes, and The Real Life Texas Chainsaw Massacre: Ed Gein.

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109 comments

F-Dawg

You need to update this article … a suspect was arrested in July 2023 thoguht to be the Long Island Beach (Gilgo Beach) Killer!

Jacey

Mom and Dominick I agree with Caleb but I think there are 3 active on this post. The way they express things is extremely creepy and why would they even say stuff like that?

Kimade

The I-70 killer has to be a truck driver, especially with the murders happening across multiple states. Reminds me of Gary Ridgway.

James

I have a suspicion of a possible serial killer still at large I came across with a childhood friend of mine when I was 11 back in ‘99 in Lakeside San Diego California. Across the street from our apartment complex there was a hill we called “the mountain” it was a large hill where at the top of it people of the community would dump their s trash, furniture and debris, we as kids would spend our time up there building “forts” one Saturday morning my friend and I went to the mountain to check out some more rubbish and possibly add on to our fort when we both came across a shoe box filled with black and white Kodak photos, the kind that come out immediately after snapping the picture, photos of the most fucked up pictures of both boys, girls, and mature women naked, obvious wounds, obviously dead, and postured in different ways, they looked Vietnamese, but I can’t say they all were, we didn’t really get to investigate the photos in detail no longer than a minute maybe, when the man began to walk towards us from a trail behind a pile of debris, when we saw him my friend quickly put the top back on the shoe box and we both stood straight up from where we were squatted over it, the man was tall, maybe 6 foot, kind of old, gaunt looking eyes, possibly an oriental mixed with Latin ethnicity, fairly skinny, balding and white, buzzed cut styled hair, he wore black kakis, a white shirt with a black long sleeved worn out looking dress shirt, we stepped back and began acting like we were checking out other debris when he walked up to the shoe box and picked it up, he snapped his fingers at us and said “have you ever seen pictures this bizarre?” He had an unfamiliar tone, kind of like he was amused yet horrified, he then said “there are things no boys should see” we never said a word. He walked away with the box and we never saw that man again. It was extremely strange and we never told anybody, I told a couple close friends about it when I got older.

Junior

There was not really sure if the police are whoever found out whoever it was but I think it was a series of killings in florida of women prostitutes around Boca Raton, Florida . Just wondering if anyone remember it . I think it was in the early 2000s . I know that it was at least 5 are 6 . At first it was back to back. I know that it was prostitutes and that they did put their self in that situation but they still humans and didn’t deserve to die . I really hope that they did capture whoever it was. I really don’t know if it just went cold are what?? ?

Thomas

I believe I know who killed the prostitutes on the pike outside Atlantic City, NJ back in the early 2000’s. It gives me the chills when I think about it. He was a motel maintenance worker who was recently released from prison. He turned Muslim in prison, hence the no socks or shoes and the positioning of the bodies in the prayer position, facing east, to Mecca. He also fits a description at the time. Crazy stuff man.

Donna

Addicted to serial killer book’s. People that can write about that stuff and people that read it are strange. I admit it I have a collection of killer memorabilia. Hooked on Manson for years.

T Chicago

Man reading these comments are terrifying. When I was a kid I used to hitch rides with strangers around town all the time. Then when I had my own car I regularly gave short rides across town to people that looked like they could use the help. It always went without incident. Once picked up a guy without shoes just telling him hop in I’m gonna buy you some shoes and took him on a trip to goodwill. Another guy got ditched from his friends at the bar and was walking home with a broken leg and crutches in a blizzard he gave me a couple cigarettes to thank me. Another time I picked up an elderly woman walking on the side of a busy street with no sidewalk when it was over 100 degrees out. She was walking back to the nursing home with groceries and said she always did this and people usually stop and give her a ride. That was the last person I ever picked up because an off duty police officer saw me picking her up and questioned me concerned for her safety. I hadn’t even realized how suspicious it looked helping these people. And how dangerous it was to for me to pick up strangers.

df

wanna hear something that was a bit strange, back in the 70’s my girlfirend and I use to ride streets all day on our bikes and we would notice this car a small toyota that would follow use occationally. Until one day we realized it was her very own next door neighbor which just so happened to be a postal worker (not ours though). Well ok so this was weird but it only get worse, I use to hang out at her house most of the time to do homework or for the occational sleepover and this nextdoor neighbor would get in his window below hers and watch us straddling his kitchen chair. We told her dad and he just says oh, shut the curtain. Can you believe that? Looking back at it now If I new then what I know now I would have called the FBI !! Because not only was this the way the guy was but after that we started watching him and he was very very sneaky in everything he did, he would run to and from his car to his house and make sure all the windows/curtains were closed so no one could see in. He never had company and did nothing but work on home IDK but just saying this dude was weird… what ya’ll think??

Just Sayin’

Just FYI they caught the Rhode Island killer. They haven’t yet linked him to all the bodies but enough that he will never see the light of day again. And I agree with the commenter Anthony Wolfe. They should stay housed in Gen Pop and be killed the way they killed their victims. Calm and painless is just not right, they get away with it like that. They don’t suffer, they get to check out.

Pamela

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Hanaku

I’m here to search serial killers..

LawrenceK

Where in the world is The Doodler? Shocked he’s not on here as is well known. One of my favorite unsolved. Can take LISK off now or at least part 1 of the 2+

Lind

At this point, with our surveillance state and 1984-esque society, if police are unable to catch a serial killer that seems like negligence on the part of the police rather than the savvy of the killer.

Johnny

I think some of the comments are more disturbing than gacey tricking young boys into handcuffs.

Jessica

Surprised the Doodler isn’t here or Colonial Parkway Killer. Perhaps too well known besides this small list, although these were well known too. Even if CPK was different people, Doodler belongs here.

neveah again for the 3rd time

im sure u ppl are tired of this 12 year old. but, ever notice how so many ppl that are killed either have dated the killer, upseted the killer, hurt the killer etc. but other times theres no motive. so alot of killers have been abused or hit on the head or have brain tramua. u ppl probubly know that but i just write for noobs. so yea. dont judge me just becuz im a weird 12 year old

neveah again ppl

i just relized that alot of victems are attractive or the killers have a motive obiviously ppl would know that but im like 12 so it toke me a bit longer. but alot of serial killers have targeted women. or gay ppl. another thing i dont get is the FRICKEN GAY PANIC DEFENSE like wtf that basically saying " im homophobic let me go" like wtf is wrong with ppl… and why is that a thing.

Neveah

i think that the smiley face killer was a cop. more or less a female cop. now i’m only 12 but i love these stories and i know that when a bag has print on it , it does wash off if in water to long, so if the smiley face killer was a cop they would know when they want the bodies to be found, though no one cares what i think

Watchingwatchers

With all the technology the fbi nsa satalight cell phones cameras so on and so forth the authorities know what’s going on they just don’t care it’s up to us to bring forth the insight and pressure to change the system it takes the will of the masses and a Mass Hysteria to force a system to change for the best interest of the people.

BlueImp123

There are many uncaught serial killers out there
A lot of bodies still to be uncovered.

john

the director of cook county hospital is guilty of abuse of human rights on non-jewish ´people and is now dead.

The guy

I didn’t do it

SSx

Half of the commentators here have mental problems. may God help those poor humans, as they don’t realize the graveness of their sin. Such beutiful planet we have, so many great work to do to give nice things to society, to work for bread and for salt, to learn instruments, to write, to dance, to play, to grow up plants, to read, etc etc, but no – humans just can’t live normally and are always searching for some obscure and awful ways to lead lives. Especially those sexually obsessed. Really poor those who don’t have fear of God.

Justin Butcher

Yea there’s a few in this comment section that needs looking at. Pretty disturbing posts. FBI should be looking into them. Melysee post was kinda weird saying “we” , like they are a killer . Very odd to use that in the comment

chica

there has been too many deaths of drunk guys in the city of chicago! they don’t just end up in the river when they walk home. something terrifying because a lot of my friends could be in that position. had mutual friends with some of the men who’ve gone missing in the city. i just feel like it’s a little suspicious.

Not of Import.

I know it is 2023, but… If they found underwear, wouldn’t the police be able to do DNA tests to see if the guy that got his house raided would be a possible suspect?
I know there are many corrupted police forces, so you don’t know who to trust. It’s just strange how there are still open serial killer cases to this day when evidence can be reinvestigated with DNA. It just makes no sense to me.
The families deserve justice. They deserve peace. I understand if the family decides to put an end to the search because of reopening a painful wound and having to deal with that pain all over again. I get it.

I know that many serial killers would go after sex workers and prostitutes because no one but friends and family would be worried. Same with hitchhikers. Runaways. They were easy prey for the serial killer. Or even “Hey, I will give you 20 bucks if I can take some photos of you.” People were just too trusting I guess.

Allen

We only hear about a fraction of the violent crimes. Many people are kidnapped and tortured. Never go on boat tours unless it’s a large group. Also never go hiking alone or in a small group (2-3)unless you have 2 people carrying concealed.

Caleb McKean

One of the people who commented on here is currently active.

Autonomous

Given all the evidence the smiley face killers are most likely an cult occult group. They kidnap their victims do occult rituals and then dump the body making it look like a drunk night out gone wrong drowning. There is generally little to know evidence of torture except ligature marks. The bodies are also obviously placed in the water at later times given multiple points of evidence. Law enforcement have generally gone with drowning or just leave the case open. There are links to England with the Manchester pusher as well. The occult ritualistic hallmarks are all there. Given the evidence it’s a large group who is highly organized who most likely has ties to law enforcement and government. It’s a truly terrifying concept that has been slowly creeping into the mainstream. It’s so widespread that it enables all these deaths to go under law enforcements radar as little information is passed between. I am positive the FBI and Englands MI5 or NCA know about this group who have either decided to sweep it under the rug or have little to zero leads which is the scariest part. It’s possible they have arrested some if not by accident but I highly doubt it.

Ynot Marcus

I got robbed trying to buy some weed like 12:00am I got off work late and was not going home went out it all of my suppliers was put up for night I saw a fimilar face and asked the guy to sell me some because I know he got it (doesn’t mean he a sell it I know I was feenin damn🤦🏾‍♂️) so I went to store to use ATM come out the guy has nature grass in a bag and hands it to me after I give him money ($40😭)with his gun clutching and said “you over with boy” and walked off I follow of course to sneak him but he turned around and points it and said leave him alone 🤔 ikr bastard has my shit and said leave him alone so I did that being said WE PUT OURSELVES IN SITUATION (sometimes)….stay aware and always stay safe I’ll never buy weed at night from someone I think is Kool 🤙🏾 Love all and BLM…ASM all soul matters

The hunt

It’s quite interesting learning all of these unique motivations, how they messed up and what they got right, every study makes it easier to make a perceptive guess on how I can place myself into the mindset of the killers, wouldn’t it be nice to know there’s an individual that puts themself into the position of the victim just to simply redirect the psyche of the perpetrators to catch them and dispense the same level of mercy they would. From one sick bastard to another, there will always be someone more benevolent, more intelligent and more ambitious.

M.R.

Close call in Gainesville Fl. circa fall/winter 1978? I don’t know but I still think about it. Saturday night after a football game I went with some girls I had met to a local pub about 2 or 3 miles from campus. It was late and cold and I lost them in the pub so I walked back to campus. Probably around 1am I’m walking on main street and this car slows down and rolls down the window. Guy in his early 30s or so, clean shaven face and shaggy light brown hair says “need a ride” . I didn’t even think about it " thanks but no I just live right up around the corner" and off I head. I was still a mile or so from campus and it was freezing cold outside, that car rode around the block a couple times before disappearing. When he stopped driving by is when I got really spooked and bee lined it back to campus and never forgot the incident. Especially years later reading about Bundy and the other serial killer working the Gainesville area at that time

Sasha

I believe the smiley face murders are the work of a female; or possibly a group of females. Women serial killers most often move towards a less violent form of murder as opposed to the gruesome scene’s craved by most male serial murder. It strikes me as a revenge killings. The smiley faces found near the scene’s of the crime could very well be an expression of satisfaction the killer felt was denied to them by the justice system. It all fits, particularly if you have seen enough documentaries of rape being covered up on educational campuses. That is my theory.

ambrose

sick and im checking my closets now could be one hiding there waiting for me to sleep’

ambrose

sick and im checking my closets now could be one hiding there waiting for me to sleep’

Jayden

Reading this article made me think that I soled some of these murders and this was kinda funny how I thought I soled them

Random dude

Can’t believe Pedro Lopez got off the rope like that after claiming to kill over 300 people.he probably murdered after he got out and if he did the victims blood is on the governments hands.he should have been rotting in a cell for the rest of his life or executed

Fineta R Keim

Get better role models people and stop trying to take credit for murders that you did not have anything to do with. One this will piss off the real serial killer(s) two this could also put you in the line of thier hunting habits maybe even being their next victim. And I also strongly suggest antisemitic judgemental jerks on here stop blaming these things on anyone that isn’t white because you don’t know if the killer isn’t or you don’t the gender of the killer either.

Brendan Biancucci

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mplo

Winston Mosley, the guy who was convicted of killing Kitty Genovese, was a serial killer, who’d kill his women victims and then rape them. He died in prison some years ago.

During the early 1970’s, a whole slue of young women who ranged in age from their late teens through their mid-20’s went missing and turned up dead while hitchhiking to college classes, work, or wherever. The guy who picked these women up was also a serial killer. Subsequently, Boston, MA was in the national spotlight for a number of weeks because of all these young women who went missing and turned up dead while hitchhiking.

mplo

Many, if not most serial killers and/or serial rapist/killers act and look like normal, ordinary people, and some are even married, with regular sex lives, families and careers. They can, however, display more rage than average run of the mill men, out of the blue, though.

What makes these guys especially dangerous, however, is the fact that they act and look like normal, ordinary people at times.

Nette

Yea right
January 15, 2022 at 23:42pm
Whoever made this comment about jewish propaganda you are wrong about that and I cannot believe in 2022 that antisemitism is still being allowed. You should be ashamed of yourself making a comment like that.

Alex

Some of these comments are extremely creepy and serial killerish. Like, some of ya’ll seem like you might have committed some of these crimes, and then some are just offering their theories. There’s a thin line between a fucking theory, and being a creep about this fucking topic

@FoxyChkn100

I think that all of these murders are messed up and it is very unsettling that the family and friends of those who were mistreated and killed in the Ibadan Forest have no idea who it was. I agree with a lot of these users that some of these notorious killers may be female due to the fact that nobody suspects them.

sel

some of these commends are super fucking disturbing…. there are people insinuating that they’re serial killers, or murderers in general… they should be fucking blacklisted. this website should provide every detail of the commenters information to the police. fucking fucked up people these days.

John doe

Just worry about the ones they dont know about…

little Sherlock

what if the Colombian killer is a plastic surgeon or some type of doctor so they know who is trying to “transition”. also sometimes the parents talk so they could talk about their friends and if there gay they have a new target.

your mama

I feel sorry for those who believe God doesn’t exist, I’ll pray for your soul. At the end of the day, God is real and so is sin, so repent and ask for forgiveness, whether you get away with it in this life or not, everyone will be judged when your time is up.

Mom

@Dominick did u see Ruby’s comment the 1 after Melysee’s.

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