The US is No. 1 — in serial killers. With a chilling 3,615 known serial killers to date, America has produced 66.2% of the world’s known serial killers to date — and outpace the next deadliest nations ...

The names come to you almost automatically. Ted Bundy. Jeffrey Dahmer. John Wayne Gacy. Dennis Rader. They are American names, and not by coincidence. The United States doesn’t just have more serial ...

Unknown Serial Killers of America explores Phillip Jablonski’s five murders and the “death list” that helped investigators ...

Louisville Metro Police say Michael Hristov, the man shot dead by SWAT on May 14, had a "fascination" with serial killers. The 21-year-old was killed during a standoff at his South End home as police ...

The United States holds the unsettling title of the world’s serial killer capital. A new ranking reveals where cases are most concentrated. The chances of living next door to a serial killer are slim, ...

Phillip Jablonski’s chilling audio tapes and their role in the murder investigation are explored in Unknown Serial Killers of America.

When Carol Spadoni penned letters to a California inmate, she never imagined she was writing her killer in a twisted case ...

Find out more about suspected serial killer Billy Chemirmir, who targeted elderly women in a brazen series of attacks at ...

Contrary to popular myth, not all serial killers are white. Serial killers span all racial and ethnic groups in the U.S. The racial diversity of serial killers generally mirrors that of the overall ...