Serial Killers

 Nearly two decades after she boldly escaped her kidnapper’s clutches, Kara Robinson is inspiring other survivors.

When Kara Robinson escaped her captor, Richard Evonitz, she helped police uncover a serial killer.

Roy Norris and Lawrence Bittaker, known as "the Toolbox Killers," recorded the torture of their victims through photos and tapes.

Lawrence Bittaker, along with partner Roy Norris, used to drive around with a toolbox looking for victims to torture during a heinous five-month stretch in 1979.

The N.Y.C. architect and father of two is charged with killing New Jersey mother Valerie Mack, a woman who spent years known only as Jane Doe No. 6.

A nearby sausage business was wrongly blamed for a stench that actually came from Sowell's three-story house of horrors. 

California grandmother Joyce Nelson told her son she "wouldn’t want to be a prisoner in her own home” when he asked her to lock her doors with the "Night Stalker" on the loose.

After he was arrested for murdering more than a dozen people, Richard Ramirez drew a horde of female fans vying for the killer's attention. One even married him. 

Richard Ramirez, who brutally murdered more than a dozen people, grew up in an abusive household and witnessed his cousin kill his wife as a teen.

Rosie Juarez, the eldest niece of serial killer Richard Ramirez, says her uncle started abusing her when she was just 6. It continued for years, she said.