serial killer

Have you heard about the Oklahoma City serial killer? Word has quickly spread over the past few months about bodies piling up in the city with the same description of their death.

This guy has been a problem since 1975 and police believe they can tie him to several crimes to get him locked away for good.

Meet William K Hale. An Oklahoma cattle baron whose legacy lives on as the man that slayed any and all competition, relation or not, in his search of greatness and riches on the wild Osage County prairie.

Back in the mid 1980's, four women were murdered in Wichita Falls by one man. That guy is still on death row right here in Texas.

America's first serial killer terrorized Chicago in the 1890s, more than 130 years ago.

The real stuff of nightmares can be found in the darkest recesses of New Jersey’s murderous history - the nine most infamous serial killers in the state's history.

An open secret in the Hudson Valley of New York State is the two serial killers who were once active on the streets of Poughkeepsie.

Take a look into several of the cases attributed to the Lewis Clark Valley murder cases which struck the twin communities of Lewiston, Idaho and Clarkston, Washington.

She may be the most notorious serial killers you’ve probably never heard of and spent time committed to Taunton State Hospital in Massachusetts, meet "Jolly" Jane Toppan.

Albert Fentress was the center of one of the most disturbing and gruesome murder cases in the history of New York's Hudson Valley.

Carroll Edward Cole knew something was wrong with him mentally and sought treatment on several occasions -- nothing helped.

The state of Louisiana produces a lot of serial killers. That's not just an opinion, research published by CrimeCapsule shows that Louisiana has the 5th most serial killers in the United States. Here are the most heinous.