Genene Jone administered a lethal dose of anti-seizure drugs to a baby at a Texas pediatric clinic in 1981 — and officials suspect she may have killed or harmed dozens of other infants.
A photograph of a leather belt recovered at a Gilgo Beach crime scene, which could be connected to the murder of 10 people, has been released, and a website for tips has been created.
Richard Cottingham was convicted of butchering at least six women in New Jersey and New York from 1967 to 1980, but prosecutors now say his body count is even higher.
Curious true crime fans didn't have the chance to scope out Joseph DeAngelo's Citrus Heights home when it went up on the market, as its listing and sale were understandably kept quiet.
Lawrence Sigmond Bittaker and his partner Roy Lewis Norris got their gruesome nickname because of the instruments they used to torture and kill their victims, including a screwdriver, pliers and an ice pick.
The bodies of Julia Woodward and Jennie Smith were found half a mile apart. Both had their eyes bandaged, their underwear stolen and were left wearing only one shoe.
Khalil Wheeler-Weaver is on trial in New Jersey for the slayings of three women, including college student Sarah Butler, who sent him a message that prosecutors now say was eerily prescient.
“All I know is that we encountered just pure evil," said Zak Bagans, star of Ghost Adventures: Serial Killer Spirits, about his experience at an abandoned property where some believe Bundy held 17-year-old victim Debra Kent.
