serial killer

Could Louisiana be responsible for an unfair share of serial killers in the U.S.? Well...yes.

Could Louisiana be responsible for an unfair share of serial killers in the U.S.? Well...yes.

"Butchers of the Bayou", currently trending on Hulu, details the horrors of a decade where Louisianians lived in terror as not one, but two serial killers hunted the neighborhoods and bayous of South Louisiana.

They say birds of a feather flock together, so are there any identifiable handwriting traits shared by some of the most notorious serial killers throughout history?

Could Louisiana be responsible for an unfair share of serial killers in the U.S.? Well...yes.

The series' opening episode is so jarring, many viewers can't finish it. Dahmer's victim in that episode is Tracey Edwards, and here is his actual courtroom testimony from the 1992 trial.

Her darkest moment suddenly became even darker, and miraculously it saved her life.

There is a little-known slice out of Lafayette and Acadiana's history that is so horrifying and gruesome, it makes the Charles Manson murders seem like The Mickey Mouse Club...seriously.

This grizzly story eventually includes the FBI, the New Orleans Police Department, and ultimately a murder trial in Lafayette.

The murderer confessed to at least 35 murders, in which victims were hacked to death with an ax, almost always victims of severe head trauma.

Samuel Little is serving 3 consecutive life sentences without parole. He's confessed to 93 murders, including 3 in Louisiana,..

I have a possible unhealthy obsession with serial killers.

On yet another list no one wants to be on, Louisiana has unfortunately landed on the FBI's list of "States With The Most Serial Killings".

This might be the most terrifying proposal ever.

Would you want to live in a house with a spooky past? This woman found out while watching television that the home she lived in was once a house of horrors.