A New York state of crime. I'm Rebecca Leib.

I'm Jason Horton and this is Ghost Town.

Well the police are sure they're going to find the bodies in the woods,

but in fact that's not what happens. Kendall tells them the bodies are in the attic and crawl space

of his house where he lives with his mother, his father, and his sister.

In all this time that we considered Kendall a suspect, we never thought for a minute that

he would have all these bodies stored in his house while his mother's father and sister lived

there with him. When young women began to disappear without a trace in late 1996,

in Bikipsey, New York police eventually came to the conclusion they might have a serial killer

on the loose. We're talking about Kendall Francois, the monster of Bikipsey, the Bikipsey killer,

or his childhood nickname Stinky. Okay, I'm in.

I don't know if you're someone who has a hometown serial killer, nor would you want one,

you should not want to have one. So there's serial killers out there that are unidentified

right now, so you wouldn't know if you did or didn't. And I'm not counting if you live in a huge city

where you can claim Richard Ramirez in LA or this one is Bikipsey's own serial killer,

where I still live. I still live in Bikipsey. And I lived in Bikipsey at the time

when he was serial killing. That's the worst part. When you're there at the active point of

their lives and you don't know it, that's what freaks me out. And this story also ties into a movie

that came out in 2007 called the Bikipsey tapes. They are unrelated, but they're not unrelated. In fact,

sometimes when you look up one, usually the other comes up as well because it's a movie about a

serial killer in Bikipsey. And that has its own story. And when I did an episode for Two Scary

Didn't Watch, we talked about the Bikipsey tapes because it was on their list. And it is a very

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