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The episode examines the life and crimes of Larry Eyler, known as the "Highway Killer," who terrorized the American Midwest in the early 1980s. It details his troubled upbringing and psychological profile, which fueled a sadistic murder spree targeting young, vulnerable men. The source describes Eyler's consistent and brutal modus operandi, including torture and dismemberment, and the challenges faced by law enforcement in a multi-jurisdictional investigation. It further covers his eventual capture, conviction, and posthumous confessions, which confirmed his responsibility for at least 21 murders. Finally, the text reflects on the lasting impact of his crimes, highlighting societal issues of vulnerability and the evolution of forensic identification techniques.
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The episode examines the life and crimes of Larry Eyler, known as the "Highway Killer," who terrorized the American Midwest in the early 1980s. It details his troubled upbringing and psychological profile, which fueled a sadistic murder spree targeting young, vulnerable men. The source describes Eyler's consistent and brutal modus operandi, including torture and dismemberment, and the challenges faced by law enforcement in a multi-jurisdictional investigation. It further covers his eventual capture, conviction, and posthumous confessions, which confirmed his responsibility for at least 21 murders. Finally, the text reflects on the lasting impact of his crimes, highlighting societal issues of vulnerability and the evolution of forensic identification techniques.

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