Beyond The Horizon Bobby Capucci

After weeks of gut wrenching searches through a landfill looking for the remains of Quinton Simon, investigators have said that they recovered what they believe are the remains of the 20 month old toddler and have arrested his mother on suspicion of his murder.

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The Atlantic City serial killings, also known as the Eastbound Strangler case, occurred between 2006 and 2008 in Atlantic City, New Jersey. The perpetrator targeted young women, many of whom were sex workers, along the East Coast of the United States. The murders were characterized by the victims being strangled to death.



The first known victim was discovered in November 2006, and subsequent murders followed in 2007 and 2008. The victims were often found in desolate areas, abandoned buildings, or remote locations. Law enforcement agencies from various jurisdictions, including local police departments, the FBI, and other federal agencies, collaborated in an extensive investigation to apprehend the perpetrator.


Despite significant efforts, including forensic analysis, DNA testing, and interviews with potential suspects, the case remains unsolved.

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Eastbound Strangler: Serial killer stays in shadows as boogeyman with 4 victims | Fox News

An American man is accused of murdering his new bride while they were supposed to be enjoying their honeymoon in Fiji. Not much is known about what investigators found in the hotel room, but it was confirmed that Christe Chen's remains were amongst evidence that was found. Her Ex Husband and alleged killer Brad Dawson has continued to proclaim his innocence.

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Authorities investigating what happened to the 19 year old farmer, Dylan Rounds have announced that they have filed murder charges against a suspect who they say is responsbile for the young mans murder.

James Brenner, a squatter and a man who is already in police custody has been charged with the murders.


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James Brenner murdered Dylan Rounds: Deputies (lawandcrime.com)

The "Happy Face Killer" is the nickname given to Keith Hunter Jesperson, a notorious American serial killer who operated in the 1990s. Jesperson's killing spree began in 1990 and continued until his arrest in 1995. He earned the moniker "Happy Face Killer" because he sent letters to the media and law enforcement boasting about his crimes, often signing them with a smiley face.

Jesperson's victims were primarily women, and he targeted them while working as a long-haul truck driver, allowing him to move across multiple states and evade capture for a time. He was convicted of eight murders, although he claimed to have killed more than 160 people, a claim that is not substantiated. His modus operandi typically involved strangulation.

In 1995, Jesperson was apprehended and later sentenced to multiple life terms in prison without the possibility of parole.


Now after thirty four years, his sixth victim who has only been known as a Jane doe for all these years, finally has her name back. That name? Suzanne Kjellenberg.


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Happy Face serial killer victim who was dumped on the side of Florida highway in 1994 is identified as Suzanne Kjellenberg, 34, a hitch-hiker who was murdered while making her way across the country | Daily Mail Online

Rex Heuermann, the architect that has been accused of murdering three women and is the prime suspect in a fourth murder was very careful about his DNA transfering to his victims, according to Matt Murphy, a former prosecutor who has tried many murder cases in his career.


According to Murphy, he would not be surprised to find out as the investigation continues, that Rex Heuermann went to great lengths to try and avoid his DNA being found on the victims after their bodies were discovered.


In this episode we hear how Matt Murphy thinks he accomplished this and how the investigators plan to use DNA to convict Heuermann.



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Gilgo Beach suspect Rex Heuermann ‘wore gown' like popular TV serial killer to 'avoid leaving DNA,' theorizes expert | The US Sun (the-sun.com)