A Spelunker Thought She Found Trash in a Cave. It Was Actually Evidence of a Lost Civilization. Jennette McCurdy's Memoir 'I'm Glad My Mom Died' Is Being Adapted for TV, Starring Jennifer Aniston ...

While there is not a confirmed serial killer on the loose in Indy currently, there was one during the 1990s and the case is ...

While there isn't an active serial killer, there is still an active serial killer investigation: The Fox Hollow Farm murders. Herb Baumeister, the man who is believed to be the culprit behind the ...

Ever wonder if there are as many serial killers lurking in the shadows as there used to be? Well, tried-and-true crime followers have, which is why Oxygen.com wanted to get to the bottom of the truth ...

That killer was also never caught. But Maureen Boyle, who wrote Shallow Graves: The Hunt for the New Bedford Highway Serial Killer, isn’t buying the New England serial-killer theory.

There is an official New England Serial Killer Facebook group and it's growing. The group has 65,300 members, including more than 15,000 new members this month. Stay safe out there, everyone.

By definition, serial killers murder two or more victims in separate events, according to the FBI. Here's a look at four serial killers from Vermont. Connecticut River Valley Killer The "Valley ...

True-crime author and investigative reporter Lise Olsen joined KXAN to talk about her new book, "The Scientist and the Serial Killer," which is about a 1970s Houston-area serial killer.

Here's a look at four serial killers from Vermont. Connecticut River Valley Killer The "Valley Killer" is believed to have killed at least seven women between 1978-1988 in the Connecticut River ...

Here's a look at five serial killers from New Hampshire. Connecticut River Valley Killer The "Valley Killer" is believed to have killed at least seven women between 1978-1988 in the Connecticut ...

Here's a look at five serial killers from Massachusetts. The Boston Strangler The so-called "Boston Strangler" killed 13 women in the Boston area in the early 1960s.

Not only is it the greatest serial killer movie ever made, it’s one of the most disturbing, truly vile (affectionate) movies of all time. Now it’s streaming free on both Peacock and Tubi.