Serial Killers
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Woodruff, South Carolina
The property where Todd Kohlhepp murdered three of his victims
This is the former property of serial killer Todd Kohlhepp.
Kohlhepp murdered three of his victims on this 95-acre site and then buried their remains in shallow graves.
Chesnee, South Carolina
The motorcycle shop where Todd Kohlhepp shot four people
In November 2003, Todd Kohlhepp murdered four people at the Superbike Motorsports store in Chesnee, South Carolina.
The case remained unsolved until he was arrested for kidnapping thirteen years later.
Manhattan, New York
The motel where serial killer Richard Cottingham murdered two women
This is the motel where serial killer Richard Cottingham murdered and dismembered two of his victims.
It is situated on West 42nd Street in Manhattan.
Los Angeles, California
The location where Richard Ramirez was arrested
On August 31, 1985, serial killer Richard Ramirez was arrested at this location on Hubbard Street in East Los Angeles.
Ramirez was apprehended after a group of residents beat him and held him down.
Sacramento, California
Richard Chase's apartment
Serial killer Richard Chase lived at this apartment on Watt Avenue in Sacramento, California, between 1977 and 1978.
In 1980, he was convicted of murdering six people. He committed suicide shortly afterward.
Sacramento, California
The church where Richard Chase dumped the body of David Ferreira
In January 1979, serial killer Richard Chase murdered one-year-old David Ferreira.
Two months later, the infant's body was discovered beside this church on Whitney Avenue.
Sacramento, California
The house where Richard Chase murdered four people
On the morning of January 27, 1978, serial killer Richard Chase murdered four people at this house on Merrywood Drive in Sacramento, California.
Before fleeing the property, he took the remains of one-year-old David Ferreira with him.
Carmel, Indiana
Herb Baumeister's house
Herb Baumeister lived at this house on Fox Hollow Farm in Carmel, Indiana, up until June 1996.
That year, the police discovered the skeletal remains of 11 men at the back of the property.
Indianapolis, Indiana
Herb Baumeister's thrift store
During the 1990s, serial killer Herb Baumeister owned a successful thrift store chain called Sav-A-Lot.
One of the stores was situated at this strip mall in the Castleton area of Indianapolis.
Aptos, California
Ed Kemper's house
Serial killer Ed Kemper lived with his mother at this house in Aptos, California, up until his arrest in April 1973.
His crime spree came to an end after he decided to call 911 and confess to his crimes.
Santa Cruz, California
The bar where serial killer Ed Kemper hung out
During the 1970s, serial killer Ed Kemper frequented a bar called the Jury Room.
It was here that he mingled with law enforcement and discussed "the Coed Killer" case.
Pueblo, Colorado
The location where serial killer Ed Kemper was arrested
On April 24, 1973, serial killer Ed Kemper was arrested at a payphone near the corner of Norwood Avenue and 21st Street in Pueblo, Colorado.
The arrest was made after "Big Ed" called 911 and confessed to his crimes.
Brooklyn, New York
The location where Stacy Moskowitz and Robert Violante were shot
In July 1977, serial killer David Berkowitz shot Stacy Moskowitz and Robert Violante while they were parked at this section of Shore Parkway in Brooklyn.
This was his eighth shooting. Fortunately, it was also his last.
Queens, New York
The house where David Berkowitz shot Donna DeMasi and Joanne Lomino
In the early hours of November 30, 1976, serial killer David Berkowitz shot Donna DeMasi and Joanne Lomino outside this house in Queens.
The two teenagers survived the attack. However, Lomino was left paralyzed.
The Bronx, New York
The bridge where David Berkowitz attacked his first victim
On Christmas Eve in 1975, serial killer David Berkowitz stabbed his first known victim, Michelle Forman, on this pedestrian footbridge in Co-op City.
Fortunately, she survived the attack and was discharged from the hospital one week later.
The Bronx, New York
David Berkowitz's childhood home
David Berkowitz grew up in this apartment building on Stratford Avenue in the Bronx.
He was raised in this neighborhood by his adoptive parents, Pearl and Nathan Berkowitz.
The Bronx, New York
David Berkowitz's Co-op City apartment
This is the Co-op City apartment building where serial killer David Berkowitz lived between 1968 and 1971.
Berkowitz lived here with his adoptive father, Nathan, and his father's second wife.
Mineola, New York
The location where serial killer Joel Rifkin was arrested
In June 1993, the police arrested serial killer Joel Rifkin at this location in Mineola, New York.
Shortly after, officers found the remains of 22-year-old Tiffany Bresciani in the back of his pickup truck.
Manhattan, New York
The parking lot where serial killer Joel Rifkin murdered Tiffany Bresciani
In the early hours of June 24, 1993, serial killer Joel Rifkin strangled Tiffany Bresciani to death in this parking lot on the Lower East Side of Manhattan.
Her remains were found in the back of his pickup truck four days later.
Plainfield, Wisconsin
Ed Gein's house
Convicted murderer and grave robber Ed Gein lived at this location in Plainfield, Wisconsin, until his arrest in November 1957.
His house was burned to the ground the following year.
Plainfield, Wisconsin
Bernice Worden's hardware store
In November 1957, Ed Gein killed a 58-year-old widow named Bernice Worden at this hardware store in Plainfield, Wisconsin.
Following the murder, he brought her body back to his farmhouse.
Essex Junction, Vermont
The house where Israel Keyes abducted Bill and Lorraine Currier
On the night of June 8, 2011, serial killer Israel Keyes abducted Bill and Lorraine Currier from this house near Burlington, Vermont.
Their remains have never been found.
Essex Junction, Vermont
The farmhouse where Israel Keyes murdered Bill and Lorraine Currier
In June 2011, serial killer Israel Keyes murdered Bill and Lorraine Currier at this farmhouse in Essex Junction.
The Curriers have never been found, as their remains were unknowingly sent to a landfill after the property was demolished.
Lufkin, Texas
The parking lot where serial killer Israel Keyes was arrested
In March 2012, Israel Keyes was arrested in this parking lot beside the Cotton Patch Cafe in Lufkin, Texas.
At the time, nobody had any idea that he was a serial killer who may have murdered 11 people across the United States.
Elephant Butte, New Mexico
David Parker Ray's home
The Toy Box Killer, David Parker Ray, lived in a trailer at this address on Bass Road in Elephant Butte until his arrest in March 1999.
His case received national attention after it emerged that he had constructed an elaborate, soundproof torture chamber.
The Bronx, New York
The location where David Berkowitz shot Alexander Esau and Valentina Suriani
In April 1977, David Berkowitz shot and killed Alexander Esau and Valentina Suriani while they were parked on this service road in the Bronx.
Following the murders, he left a letter at the crime scene in which he called himself "the Son of Sam."
Queens, New York
The location where David Berkowitz killed Christine Freund
In January 1977, David Berkowitz opened fire on Christine Freund and John Diel while they were sitting in a parked car in Station Square.
Diel survived the attack. Freund suffered serious injuries and died hours later.
Queens, New York
The location where David Berkowitz shot Carl Denaro
In October 1976, David Berkowitz attempted to kill Carl Denaro and Rosemary Keenan while they were parked on this street in Flushing, Queens.
Although they both survived the shooting, Denaro suffered a serious skull injury that required a metal plate.
Queens, New York
The street where David Berkowitz shot Judy Placido and Sal Lupo
In June 1977, serial killer David Berkowitz shot Judy Placido and Sal Lupo while they were sitting in a car on this street in the Bayside area of Queens.
Fortunately, they both survived the attack.
Anchorage, Alaska
Robert Hansen's bakery
Serial killer Robert Hansen owned a bakery at this retail unit on East 9th Avenue in Anchorage up until his arrest in 1983.
Gilgo Beach, New York
The site where Jessica Taylor's identifying remains were found
On March 29, 2011, a police recovery team discovered Jessica Taylor's identifying remains at this section of Ocean Parkway near Gilgo Beach.
Taylor is believed to be a victim of the Gilgo Beach serial killer.
Hicksville, New York
Robert Shulman's house
Robert Shulman lived at this house on Glow Lane in Hicksville, Long Island.
The postal worker was convicted of murdering five women between 1991 and 1995.
Melville, New York
The location where Kelly Sue Bunting was found
In December 1995, serial killer Robert Shulman dumped the body of Kelly Sue Bunting at this property on Walt Whitman Road in Melville, New York.
It was Bunting's identification that eventually led to Shulman's capture.
Yonkers, New York
The location where Meresa Hammonds was found
In June 1992, serial killer Robert Shulman dumped the body of Meresa Hammonds in a dumpster behind this building in Yonkers.
She remained unidentified for nearly 30 years until genealogical DNA testing located her relatives.
Massapequa Park, New York
Rex Heuermann's house
Serial killer Rex Heuermann lived at this house in Massapequa Park on Long Island until his arrest in July 2023.
In April 2026, he pleaded guilty to eight of the Gilgo Beach murders.