Serial killers

These villainous acts happen in Missouri more often than you think.

If there is any internet list you don't want to be on, it's this one yet Illinois has now suddenly been ranked as a favorite destination for serial killers and their hideous crimes.

The crimes are unspeakable and they've been happening along interstates across America. According to a book by a former FBI agent, an Illinois man is one of many truck driving serial killers that have taken the lives of thousands.

Missouri has a sad history of people that have become unhinged and done terrible things. But, there's a big difference between a narcissist and to truly know you're dealing with a psychopath. New studies reveal tell-tale signs to watch for.

One of the most cruel killers in American history is now connected to unsolved murders in Missouri. The self-named 'BTK Killer' Dennis Rader is being investigated for several previously unsolved crimes that now include the Show Me State.

He was a cold-blooded killer who's chilling method of taking lives led to his demise on death row. But, he didn't begin his life that way. He's the serial killer from Missouri you've maybe never heard of and he was born in Hannibal way back in 1949.

It's apparently spreading like wildfire on social media that there's a serial killer targeting women in Missouri. One problem with the claim...it's simply not true according to police.

Evil probably isn't a strong enough word to describe the horror that this former Quincy Valadictorian did in his life to end up on a list of the 10 Most Evil Doctors the World has ever seen.

What is now a post office in Illinois used to be a building with a horrific history. This address housed one of the most notorious serial killers in United States history who treated it as his own murder castle.

Nearly 3 decades ago, a serial killer claimed victims along the I-70 corridor beginning in Indiana and ending in Missouri. Sadly, the killer was never identified or captured, but there's a new effort to solve all those murders.