5 Most VICIOUS KILLERS Who Were Never Caught

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5 Most Vicious Killers Who Were Never Caught

When a brutal killer is caught for their crimes, it can give some relief to the loved ones victims that some justice will be served. But despite police efforts in trying to solve some of the most violent cases, sometimes, even the most terrifying killers have been known to get away. These are the 5 Most Vicious Killers Who Were Never Caught.

5. Bible Belt Strangler

Many of the victims were killed via strangulation or suffocation, some of them were found clothed, others nude and most of the bodies were found dumped near highways. But there was one thing they also seemed to have in common - they were mostly all red headed women.

4. Charlie Chop-Off

The first victim was Douglas Owens, an 8-year old boy found dead and stabbed 38 times on March 9, 1972 in New York City. Owens’ penis was cut although not completely severed from his body. Then on April 20th, another young boy was repeatedly stabbed and killed in the Upper West Side of Manhattan.

3. Rainbow Maniac

Dubbed by police as the “Rainbow Maniac,” this mysterious killer targeted gay men in the bustling city if Sao Paolo, Brazil. The victims were between the ages of 20 to 40 and were all found dead from July 2007 through March 2009.

2. Bible John

The name Bible John may not ring a bell for many but this was a nickname that would terrify people in the 1960s in Glasgow, Scotland.

1. Freeway Phantom

Between 1971 to September of 1972, six young black girls were brutally raped, murdered and dumped along busy roads and highways in Washington, D.C.

The first victim was13-year old, Carol Spinks. On April 15, 1971, her older sister, Valerie, asked Carol to do some grocery shopping. She walked briskly to the store, a half a mile away from their apartment, hoping to get back before her mother got home.