Random Serial Killers Who Were Never Caught (28 items)

(#22) Beer Man

In Mumbai, India, several people were killed by the same unknown suspect. A beer bottle was found next to some of the victims, leading to the nickname Beer Man. One man was charged with the murders, but he was acquitted by a higher court in India. He has since opened up a food stall in Mumbai and is trying to sell his story to a film production company.
(#16) Delphine LaLaurie
- Dec. at 67 (1775-1842)
Marie Delphine LaLaurie was a respected socialite in Louisiana in the early 1800s. Little did her admirers know, she was a torturer. In 1834, a fire was set in her home by one of her slaves who was afraid of being tortured and killed. The fire led officials to see what she was doing. She fled New Orleans from an angry mob.
(#26) Long Island serial killer

At least 11 people, primarily women, have been murdered by the same killer, sometimes known as the Long Island Serial Killer. The killer has been working for about two decades, leaving his victims' bodies on Gilgo Beach in Long Island. New evidence continues to emerge that will hopefully help authorities catch the killer.
(#9) Servant Girl Annihilator

In 1884 and 1885, several women were murdered in Austin, TX, by a killer who attacked victims in their beds. The killer would attack women in their beds before dragging them away to kill them outside. The murders mysteriously ended when extra police were hired for the investigation.
(#2) Zodiac Killer

As one of the most notorious serial killers of all time, the Zodiac Killer made a name for himself as he killed several people in the San Francisco Bay Area and taunted local newspapers with letters about his crimes. While multiple suspects have been named, the case currently remains unsolved and inactive.
(#5) Jack the Ripper

In 1888, at least five sex workers in London were murdered by an unknown serial killer. Much of the information known about the killer known as Jack the Ripper is based on rumors and several letters from the alleged killer that appeared in London newspapers. It was widely believed the the Ripper was likely a doctor or a butcher, due to the precision of the mutilations.