In the 1980s, a serial murderer targeted young men and left a trail of bodies across the Midwest. 

Ángel Reséndiz claimed he was an avenging angel sent by God to punish those he thought "were evil and deserved to die.”

Richard Rogers was just an average middle-aged man — but underneath his kindly veneer was who the media would call the “Last Call Killer."

Danny Rolling, known for killing five university students, aspired to be a "superstar" like Ted Bundy.

When sex workers in Dallas, Texas started showing up dead with their eyeballs missing, terror spread through the neighborhood, until a carpenter with a fondness for taxidermy was identified as their serial killer.

A carpenter by trade, Roger Kibbe struck fear in the hearts of California women for his deranged and repeated murders around Sacramento.

Serial snipers John Allen Muhammad, Lee Boyd Malvo randomly killed in broad daylight and terrorized the DC metro area.

In Hartford, Connecticut, a search commenced for a serial killer, Matthew Steven Johnson, who seemed to enjoy “the physical act of annihilating another human being.” 

When the ‘Bayou Strangler' was caught, he was "sort of braggadocious" as he described strangling and killing his victims.

Baton Rouge detectives track a serial strangler of women who got “satisfaction” from mutilating his victims.