Is there a guidebook for serial killers?

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em2nought wrote: Mon Jan 29, 2024 1:34 pm After many episodes of cop shows, I'm pretty sure you aren't supposed to keep your victims in a chest freezer either. :wink:
Well, not YOUR chest freezer anyway.
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coopasonic wrote:
em2nought wrote: Mon Jan 29, 2024 1:34 pm After many episodes of cop shows, I'm pretty sure you aren't supposed to keep your victims in a chest freezer either. :wink:
Well, not YOUR chest freezer anyway.
And if you're selling your freezer with your house, don't forget to remove any remains before handing over the keys...
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Suspect in Gilgo Beach serial killings, Rex Heuermann, is accused of another murder
Prosecutors filed another murder charge Tuesday against the alleged Gilgo Beach serial killer, bringing the number of alleged victims to seven — all women who were slain near New York City.

A hair linked to the wife or daughter of suspect Rex Heuermann was found near the left wrist of 24-year-old victim Valerie Mack, according to court documents.

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Mack worked as an escort before her skeletal remains were found in 2000 and 2011, taking years for her to be identified.

Mack's killer severed her right leg, which had a tattoo of her son's name of on it, prosecutors said.

Notes found on the suspect's computer, which prosecutors have called his "planning document," called "for the removal of identifying marks on the victim's body," such as tattoos, "prior to packaging the body for transportation."
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