By David Lohr
Friday, March 23, 2007
FORT MYERS, Fla. — An ecologist who was surveying a wooded lot made a startling discovery today when he stumbled upon three human skeletons. When investigators arrived on the scene, just 25 feet from Arcadia Street in east Fort Myers, they discovered an additional five skeletons, suggesting the area may have been a dumping ground for a serial killer. The deaths are being handled as homicides and a forensic anthropologist is assisting police in determining when and how the victims died. The discovery has led many to wonder if there is a connection to Daniel Conahan, the media dubbed Hog Trail Killer, who was suspected of dumping the bodies of his victims in wooded areas during the 1990s.
 |
| Daniel Conahan |
Saturday, March 24, 2007
.
 | | Dennis Rader |
| WICHITA, Kan. — BTK serial killer Dennis Rader and family members of his victims have reached a settlement in the relatives' wrongful death lawsuit. According to Wichita attorney Mark Hutton, who represents three of Rader's murder victims, Rader has agreed to a settlement, in which each family member will collect $1.5 million from Rader, in the event he ever sells his story to a book publisher or movie producer. |
Next Page
default
increase
decrease