Henry Louis Wallace, known as the "Taco Bell Strangler," was an American serial killer who murdered eleven black women in South Carolina and North Carolina between 1990 and 1994. He was convicted and sentenced to death in 1997 for nine of the murders. Wallace's crimes were particularly horrific as he often raped and strangled his victims, sometimes in front of their children. The investigation into the murders was criticized for initially failing to recognize the pattern of violence and connect the crimes to a single perpetrator. While Wallace confessed to the crimes and apologized to the families of his victims, he continues to appeal his death sentences.

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Robert Sylvester Alston is an American serial killer who was convicted of raping and murdering at least four women in Greensboro, North Carolina between 1991 and 1993. He was known to dismember his victims' bodies and scatter the remains in various locations. Alston initially made anonymous phone calls to investigators, attempting to mislead them and gain media attention. He pleaded guilty to all charges in 1998 and is currently serving multiple life sentences at the Columbus Correctional Institution. Although investigators believe they have identified all of his victims, they are not willing to close the case due to unanswered questions.

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The Bedford County Sheriff's Office in Tennessee has arrested 38-year-old Justin Pickle in connection with the death of 16-year-old Maria Lucas Gaspar. Pickle has been charged with leaving the scene of an accident resulting in death and tampering with evidence. Maria was reported missing on June 30th, 2024, after last being seen the day before. Her remains were found nine days later, and authorities are investigating the events leading up to her death. Pickle has a lengthy criminal record and is currently behind bars.

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This episode provides an overview of fifteen notorious serial killers who terrorized Florida, exploring their crimes, motives, and the impact they had on the state. The article details the killers' methods, their victims, and their eventual capture and punishments, including death sentences and life imprisonment. The article highlights the varied backgrounds and motivations of these killers, showcasing the diverse range of individuals who can commit such heinous acts.

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The true crime genre has attracted such a large following in the past years with many people taking an interest in learning what made someone commit such atrocious acts. Serial killers usually come from different countries and the United States of America has its fair share of serial killers.


Therefore, in this episode, we are going to explore ten notorious Oregon serial killers to give the reader an insight into how many serial killers have been running wild and what motivated them to kill. As Oregon is a large state, the list may not be exhaustive but the article will give the reader some foundation when they want to know more about serial killers in Oregon.


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The epsiode details fifteen notorious serial killers who have committed crimes in North Carolina, providing information about their methods, victims, and eventual fates. The list covers individuals ranging from the "Taco Bell Strangler" who targeted women in the 1990s to the "Seven Bridges Killer" whose identity remains unknown. Each entry highlights the individual's crimes, their motivations, and the consequences they faced, offering a glimpse into the dark side of North Carolina's history.

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The provided text tells the story of John Williams Jr., a serial killer who terrorized Raleigh, North Carolina, in the mid-1990s. The episode details the murders of six black women, the investigation, and Williams’ arrest and conviction. It highlights the fear and concern that gripped the city as the body count rose and the relief that followed Williams’ capture. The text also explores the victims’ lives, including their struggles with addiction and prostitution, and their families' reactions to Williams' conviction. The article concludes by providing a summary of Williams' current status on death row.

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The episode recounts the life and mysterious death of actress Natalie Wood. It highlights her early career success, tumultuous relationships, and the fateful Thanksgiving weekend yacht trip in 1981, during which she disappeared and was later found dead. The sources delve into conflicting accounts of that night, including allegations of a heated argument between Wood's husband Robert Wagner and actor Christopher Walken, and inconsistencies in Wagner's statements. The investigation, initially concluding an accidental drowning, has been reopened several times, with the latest investigation labeling Wagner a "person of interest." While the truth of what transpired on the yacht remains unknown, the text leaves readers with the haunting possibility of foul play in Wood's death.

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Joseph Paul Franklin was an American serial killer who engaged in a murder spree across the late 1970s and early 1980s, motivated by white supremacist ideology. He targeted interracial couples and individuals he believed were racially inferior, carrying out his crimes in various states. Despite confessions to numerous murders, he was only convicted for several, including the murder of Gerald Gordon, for which he was sentenced to death and executed in 2013. Franklin's crimes shocked the nation, highlighting the dangers of racial prejudice and the enduring legacy of hate.

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The provided epsiode explores the horrifying case of Matthew Hoffman, an Ohio man who committed a brutal crime. Hoffman murdered three people, including a mother and her son, dismembered their bodies, and stuffed them into a hollow tree. He then kidnapped the mother’s 13-year-old daughter, held her hostage, and sexually assaulted her. Hoffman’s obsession with trees and leaves, as well as his bizarre behavior, led investigators to believe he was mentally ill. Despite his confession and subsequent guilty plea, Hoffman attempted to control the narrative, claiming he treated his victim well and that the murders were a burglary gone wrong.

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