Serial Killers Documentaries

Robert Ackermann, a German man living in Vienna’s 15th district, killed his roommate Josef Schweiger by striking him with a dumbbell, dismembered the body, and placed parts of his tongue and brain on a plate. Police found Ackermann near the scene with blood around his mouth.

In December 2025, a Reddit post warned of a serial killer targeting unhoused individuals in Louisville. Michael Howard's body was later found near I-65. Police linked the case to Michael Hristov, who allegedly shared his plans online. Evidence from his home and devices, along with a SWAT standoff, concluded the investigation.

A man posing as an FBI agent manipulated victims in Washington State, leading to a double homicide. Investigators later uncovered his deception through court records, police reports, and historical news archives, revealing the crime's tragic details.

Mass Murder Documentary: George Emil Banks (The Wilkes-Barre Shooter) examines the crimes of George Emil Banks, the former prison guard responsible for one of the deadliest mass shootings in Pennsylvania history. The documentary explores the events leading to the 1982 attacks, the investigation that followed, and the complex legal proceedings...

Robert Ben Rhoades, known as the Truck Stop Killer, is a serial killer accused of murdering two couples in Illinois and Texas in 1989–1990. He is suspected of killing over 50 women between 1975–1990, based on his truck routes and missing persons matching his victim profile. Rhoades claimed 15 years of activity at the time of his arrest.

John Fredrick Anderson began his crime spree in 1965 by hijacking a taxi and killing barber Howard Morford and cab driver Genevieve Jennings. Paroled after ten years, he was later convicted of multiple armed robberies, a contract killing, and the 1979 Yorktown Restaurant mass shooting, which led to multiple consecutive life sentences.