This is a passenger announcement. You can now book your train on Uber and get 10% back in credits to spend on Uber eats.

So you can order your own fries instead of eating everyone else's.

Trains, now on Uber. T's and C's apply. Check the Uber app.

Imagine you. You in a nice comfy seat with your hands behind your head taking in the views instead of taking on the road, maybe even a nap.

That's the bliss of getting where you need to go without worrying about driving.

Book your train journey via avantuouscoast.coz.ow dot uk and we'll take you there

avanti west coast feel good travel

i'm your host k Ketown. You're listening to seven true crime your worst nightmares are realized. We know there are many kinds of serial killers behind bars right now. But have you thought about truckers?

When the FBI revealed that their database, the Highway Serial Killer Initiative,

which tracks information about hundreds of murders that have taken place along

U.S. highways and tries to link them together by some details.

In their first four years of its existence, the program helped authorities to identify and arrest 10 men believed to be responsible for over 30 deaths.

Here are 10 known serial killers who made the open roads of America

their grisly hunting grounds. First up we have Keith Jesperson. In 1990 the body of a murdered 23 year woman was

discovered off the side of the highway by a bicyclist soon after a a woman named Levern told police that she and her

boyfriend John had committed the murder together. The killer annoyed that

Levern and John were receiving media attention for the crime.

The actual killer left confessions on public restroom walls across the country, signed with a smiley face.

When that fell to garner attention, he began to send letters to the media with the same signature

leading the media to dub him the happy face killer. Four years later

the killer confessed to murdering to John Bennett, the woman found by the

bicyclist. He also led investigators to the evidence that he'd

...