There are some serial killers who we have the misfortune of knowing their names and hearing their twisted stories,

or fortunate depending on how you look at it.

But then there are those who managed to get away, slipping through the very cracks of history.

They would leave behind bodies and fear.

But more than anything else, they leave behind so many questions,

it's as if they were just shadows.

Who left no trace of a name or face

that we could tie to the monstrosities they committed.

These are three serial killers who vanished into history.

Crime, conspiracy, cults, serial killers, and murder, all things that I love to consume, and I know you do too, you sick, twisted, beautiful, intellectually minded freak. And today we are talking about the scariest thing ever, and that is murderers, serial killers, just still walking around out there potentially.

So, without further ado, let's unbuckle our seat belts, go mock-fied down the highway, slam on the brakes and bustle this windshield into these uncought serial killers together. The Connecticut River flows through a group of small towns and farmlands near the border of New Hampshire and Vermont.

And it's a spot where a violent crime was once an almost unimaginable thing, full of dense woods, rich agriculture, and tight-knit communities.

But as the 1980s arrived at this quiet region,

so did a series of unexplained murders.

And the seeming innocence of Northern New England

would quickly disappear,

replaced by the haunting shadow of a serial killer.

27-year-old Catherine Milliken went to take pictures of birds after work

on October 24th, 1978,

and she parked her brown Volkswagen rabbit near the entrance of the Chandler Brook Wetland Reserve

in New London, New Hampshire, and wandered in never to return, because her body was discovered

the next day only a short distance away from where she was last seen with at least

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