Serial Killers

"He is the most notorious convicted killer in the office," Oneida County District Attorney, Scott McNamara, said of Bernard Hatch, who died Nov. 8.  

Jurors listened to a taped deposition of survivor Mary Annis Bartel as the murder trial of Billy Chemirmir opened.

When a woman vanished from her home in Anchorage, Alaska, police soon learned danger was lurking near her home.

The new season of "Dexter," and its titular sociopath, is back. But psychiatry's understanding of that term has changed.

Marion County Sheriff's Capt. Steve Binegar noted in “Catching Killers’ that Tyria Moore was “probably the most stable relationship she ever had in her entire life.” 

Fabienne Witherspoon didn't know that Tommy Lynn Sells was a serial killer when she fought off his attack by stabbing him and hitting him with a ceramic duck in 1992.

After police elicited a false confession from Laverne Pavlinac for the murder of Taunja Bennett, law officials refused to believe Bennett's murder could be the work of a serial killer. It was a costly error. 

In the new Netflix series, 'Catching Killers,' investigators share how they caught one of America's most notorious serial killers. 

On the new limited season of Showtime's "Dexter," the killer has the heir to an oil fortune in his sights: an heir who was involved in a deadly boat crash with eerie similarities to the 2019 Paul Murdaugh crash that killed 19-year-old Mallory Beach. 

Perez Reed has been linked to six murders and multiple attempted murders, all of which occurred over the course of just a few weeks.