10 serial killers who have not been caught

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In the underworld serial killers have earned the most attention. Maybe because they are the most dangerous elements of the underworld? Or maybe because some serial killers managed to escape from the long arm of the law. List uncaught serial killers.

1. Jack the Ripper.

Perhaps the most famous of all time killer, Jack the Ripper was responsible for the death of at least five prostitutes in the 1880s in London. Many believe his murder Masonic ritual. His identity is still a mystery.

2. The Axeman of New Orleans.

In the period 1918 to 1919 this killer with an ax sent to the light 12. Killer (or wannabe) sent letters to the newspapers, which told about upcoming murders. Woodcutter killed mostly women.

3. The Atlanta Ripper.

Killer supposedly male 15-21 involved in the murder of black women in Atlanta in 1911. Murder most often occurred near the house of the victim. In the case of six suspects have been questioned, but no one has been convicted.

4. Cleveland Torso Murderer.

In the 30 years around the Cleveland began to find bodies and body parts, as well as the headless corpses. All in all a maniac 12-20 victims.

5. Feb 9 Killer.

All the victims lived in the district of Salt Lake. The killings took place February 9, 2006 and February 9, 2008. Due date of the general crime killer got his nickname.

6. Long Island serial killer.

During 20 years on the beaches along the highway on Long Island found bags of bodies. All the victims were employees of intimate services. The last victim was found in 2013. Total killer is referred to 17 deaths.

7. Honolulu Strangler.

A serial killer in Hawaii was involved in the murder of five women from 1985 to 1986. The suspect was taken into custody, but was soon released. Ironically, after the killing stopped.

8. Jack the Stripper.

This serial killer hunted in London from 1964 to 1965 and like its namesake, Jack the Ripper target razdevatelya were prostitutes, whom he killed and dumped in the River Thames, in front of this stripping them to the goals.

9. Mary Delphine LaLaurie.

In 1834 there was a fire at the mansion of Madame Lalor. The hostess ran away, leaving the house of slaves. When the neighbors ran to the cries wafting from the attic, they found tortured and mutilated slaves, some of whom were still alive. In her mansion in the service were slaves, who later on will of the mistress, became the subject of torture and deadly experiments.

10. Phantom.

This serial killer in 1946 shot and killed five people, among whom were teenagers and one elderly couple. Witnesses claim that he had a bag on his head with slits for eyes.