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In Serial Killer Case Files, true crime author RJ Parker offers several cases that deal with the names above and also shine a light on killers that are not as present in popular culture but whose bloody actions are worse than any horror movie out there. California is the state that has seen the largest number of serial killer victims, while 1987 was the year with most serial killers operating in the United States. Monica caceres cassino.

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