TEXAS KILLING FIELDS PART 1

The Texas Killing Fields are one of the toughest and most difficult cases to solve. It is a series of murders that took place starting in 1971 with corpses hidden in places that have something to do with water near the exits of the interstates. The victims were killed in various ways, including gunshots and

MANUEL DELGADO VILLEGAS

Manuel Delgado Villegas was a serial killer and former Spanish legionnaire who was captured in 1971 after the murder of his fiancée Antonia “Toni” Rodriguez Relinque. The victim was strangled with her leggings and then be subjected to necrophilia, in a copycat crime of the Ann Arbor strangler, in reference to the duo Peter Howard

THE JEFFREY MACDONALD CASE

On the rainy night between February 16 and 17,1970, the green beret military doctor Jeffrey R. MacDonald was attacked inside his home at 544 Castle Drive in the Fort Bragg military complex in North Carolina. MacDonald is the only one to survive, while his wife Colette Stevenson (same surname as the author of “Dr. Jekyll

WHO KILLED JOYCE COLEMAN?

Joyce Coleman’s murder was committed on February 27th, 1970 at 245 Bartley Road in Long Valley, Morris County, New Jersey. As reported by https://www.nytimes.com/1970/02/28/archives/woman-murdered-in-home-in-jersey.html, the victim was hit violently and there were no signs of forced entry but scratches on the victim’s neck made post mortem. It is certainly the work of a sadistic serial