Unsolved Mysteries Seeking Missouri’s Infamous I-70 Serial Killer

It's now been over 32 years since a serial killer took lives in Missouri along interstate 70. The quest to find the person responsible is now being tackled by famous television series Unsolved Mysteries and the hope is new technology will finally bring this killer to justice.

In the late spring of 1992, 24-year old Nancy Kitzmiller of St. Charles, Missouri lost her life to a killer who shot her point blank in the boot store where she worked and managed.

Hers was one of the many lives that would be taken along interstate 70 by a killer who has remained at large for more than three decades including another in Raytown, Missouri. Unsolved Mysteries now has  site dedicated to finding this killer.

The killings began in Indiana and continued through Missouri and into Kansas throughout the early weeks of spring of 1992. All of the murders happened in shopping areas just off of interstate 70.

Detective Rich Plummer - St. Charles City Police Department - “It’s important for the audience to know that a serial killer never stops. They may stop for a period of time, but they never stop completely and they will always start up again.”

Unsolved Mysteries is hoping that new technology will help law enforcement finally break this case. If you have any information that you think could be helpful, you can submit a tip through the Unsolved Mysteries website.