A serial killer is suspected in the murder of four women and the disappearance of two more in Chillicothe, Ohio.
I was only thinking the other day how we don't seem to have as many serial killers like we used to a few decades back, probably due to the advances in forensic science and technology. It's becoming increasingly difficult to get away with murder, let alone a series.
Staff Lieutenant Mike Preston, of the Ross County Sheriff's Department, told The Washington Post: "I don't want to come out and say 'yes, we have a serial killer', but it's a small community that we live in... and the number of females who have come up missing, and then the bodies that we've found, that's quite a bit for our community.
"The community is starting to get concerned. Everyone just wants answers."
"The community is starting to get concerned. Everyone just wants answers."
I was only thinking the other day how we don't seem to have as many serial killers like we used to a few decades back, probably due to the advances in forensic science and technology. It's becoming increasingly difficult to get away with murder, let alone a series.