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He Left His Phone, His Clothes, and Everything. The Disappearance of Jason Landry
THE CASE IN ONE SENTENCE: A twenty-one-year-old Texas State University student crashed his car on a rural gravel road at midnight, left behind his phone, his wallet, his clothes even his… Read more.
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Four Minutes in a Parking Lot: The Murder of Eliza Fletcher
Memphis, Tennessee, September 2022 a kindergarten teacher abducted before dawn on a morning run, a killer who had been released eighteen months earlier, and a city left demanding answers about… Read more.
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Lady in the Lake: The Death of JoAnn Matouk Romain
Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan, January 2010 a devout Catholic mother vanished after a church prayer service, her body surfaced thirty-five miles away seventy days later, and for fifteen years her… Read more.
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Tracy Sue Walker and the Forty-Four Years She Spent Without a Name
Indiana and Tennessee, 1978–2022 a fifteen-year-old girl disappeared from a Midwestern city and turned up as skeletal remains in the mountains of Tennessee seven years later, where she remained nameless… Read more.
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Rising Fawn Jane Doe
Georgia and Michigan, 1988–2022 a murdered teenager found on a highway who had no name for thirty-four years, a killer who burned to death at a racetrack, and the technology… Read more.
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Samuel Little and the Ninety-Three Women
United States, 1970–2005 the most prolific serial killer in American history killed for thirty-five years without a murder conviction, because the women he chose to kill were women the system… Read more.
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The Man in the Camp: Kevin Lino
Massachusetts and Montana, 2010–2025 while New England panicked about a phantom killer in 2025, an actual serial killer was being quietly indicted in the same region, targeting the people the… Read more.
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Bodies in the Woods: The New England Serial Killer Panic
The First Body On March 6, 2025, human remains were discovered in Framingham, Massachusetts. It was a quiet find, the kind of discovery that generates a police report and a… Read more.
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John Edward Robinson and the Invention of the Internet Serial Killer
Kansas and Missouri, 1984–2000 a con man who spent thirty years reinventing himself, who discovered the internet before most people knew what it was, and who killed eight women while… Read more.
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The Roadside Stand: Joe Metheny
Baltimore, Maryland, 1994–1996 a drifter who started killing to find his family and kept killing because he found he liked it, and the stand along the highway where nobody asked… Read more.
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