Roger Reece Kibbe, known as the "I-5 Strangler," was an American serial killer and rapist who targeted victims along freeways near Sacramento, California. In 1991, he was convicted of murdering Darcie Frackenpohl and received a 25-years-to-life prison sentence.
Scott Lee Kimball, a convicted serial killer and fraudster from Colorado, murdered at least four people over two years and is suspected in 21 other unsolved killings. As an FBI informant, he received payments and protection from prosecution for fraud, but his intelligence proved largely false or useless, damaging the bureau. The overseeing agent faced disciplinary action, though he claimed responsibility was shared.
Shawn Michael Grate, an American serial killer, murdered five women in northern Ohio between 2006 and 2016. He was convicted of three murders in 2018–2019, received a death sentence, and is scheduled for execution in 2025.
Stewart Wilken, known as Boetie Boer, is a convicted serial killer from South Africa who was active in the coastal city of Port Elizabeth.
Serial Killer Documentary: Ted Bundy examines the crimes of one of America's most notorious serial killers, tracing his methods, the investigation that pursued him across multiple states, and the evidence that led to his conviction.
A decade before the Claremont serial killings, the Birnies committed some of the most macabre and sadistic murders in history, resulting in a series of atrocities that preceded later criminal investigations.
William Burke and William Hare committed 16 murders in Edinburgh, Scotland, over ten months in 1828. They sold the corpses to Robert Knox for dissection at his anatomy lectures.
Faye Della Copeland and Ray Copeland, aged 69 and 76, became the oldest couple sentenced to death in the U.S. for killing five drifters at their Missouri farm. Faye’s death sentence was commuted to life in 1999, making her the oldest woman on death row at that time.
John Allen Muhammad and Lee Boyd Malvo, known as the Beltway Snipers, killed ten people and injured three in 2002 during a random shooting spree across the Washington D.C. area. Their capture followed an extensive investigation and manhunt.
Between 1977 and 1978, Kenneth Bianchi and Angelo Buono abducted and murdered ten women in Los Angeles, leaving bodies on city hillsides. Their crimes led to a manhunt and eventual capture.
Two elderly women face charges of murdering two homeless men in Los Angeles, allegedly to collect insurance proceeds. Investigators allege the crime was motivated by financial gain, drawing comparisons to the 1944 film *Arsenic and Old Lace*. The case involves a complex insurance investigation and legal proceedings.
In the 1940s, a lonely, overweight woman became involved with a killer who murdered women for money, entangling their relationship in voodoo rituals and explicit practices, making it a notorious case of serial homicide.