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Experts say the 1970s and 1980s were the golden age of American serial killers.
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Oh, these monsters are unfortunately still around, but with new technology it is much easier to catch and their victims less. But it is the ghosts of the past that concern us today. In Palm Beach, Florida, police finally located the skeletal remains of a 15-year-old girl who was found murdered, tied with a wire to a tree. Susan Poole disappeared in 1972 and her remains were discovered just two years later. A composition by Susan Poole and a photo of the teenager, who disappeared in 1972. Photo by HANDOUT / PALM BEACH COUNTY SHERIFF Detectives believe her killer was a serial killer named Gerard Schaefer who was murdered in prison in 1996. It is believed that Schaefer – a former Broward County Sheriff’s Deputy – used his signal to torture and torture women and girls. Closer to home, on the outskirts of Detroit, another serial killer is watching the disappearance of Kim Marie Larrow on June 8, 1981.
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Former police officer who became the serial killer of Gerard Schaefer may have had dozens of victims. Photo by HANDOUT / MARTIN COUNTY SHERIFF On that date, the 15-year-old went to an Ice Cream Parlor Stroh’s in Canton Township and was never seen again. Members of Larrow’s extended family told police that the teenager would always stay in touch, even when she left. When they did not hear from her, the family realized that something was wrong. “Kim was a forgotten child from an extremely selfish family,” Brandon Headley’s brother told Local 4 in 2018. “We all needed to be there more for you and I will never forgive myself. “I think I will see Kim again one day and then I can tell her how sorry I am.” The researchers learned that Larrow hitchhiked and often ran. As a result, the teenager was not reported missing until several days after her family last informed her.
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Victims of Arthur Rim? POLICE BULLETINS Surprisingly, her mother – with whom she lived before disappearing – refused to work with detectives, police later said. But police had always focused on one man as the person responsible for Larrow’s disappearance and eventual murder. His name was Arthur Reem and police believe he is a serial killer. Ream, now 73, told police he has a sexual fetish for young girls. In 2008, “not-so-likable” Ream, a former carpet installer, was arrested and convicted of killing his son’s 13-year-old girlfriend, Cindy Zarzycki, whom he lured to a local Dairy Queen. He was in jail at the time of his arrest for raping another 15-year-old girl. But even in prison, Ream was boastful and reportedly boasted about how many other teenage girls he had raped and murdered. Fellow convicts tossed a penny at the twisted subhuman.
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Ream was convicted of the murder of his son’s 13-year-old girlfriend, Cindy Zarzycki. POLICE BULLETIN Former Assistant Attorney General Steven Kaplan, who trapped Rim, told the Detroit News that he would not be surprised if Rim was linked to the disappearances. “He likes to talk and he likes to be the center of attention – he wants people to pay attention to him,” Kaplan told The News. “He never said there were others, but because of what we learned about him, we always thought there were other victims.” Sorry, but this video failed to load. In May 2018, police began digging 24 acres in a Macomb County suburban forest, where they believed Ream had buried up to seven missing girls. In addition to Larrow, authorities were also searching for the remains of 12-year-old Kimberly King, who disappeared in 1979, and Kellie Brownlee, who was 17 when she disappeared in 1982. Investigators are also examining Rim for the disappearance of 13-year-old Cynthia Koon, who went missing from Ann Arbor in 1970. Her parents received two terrifying phone calls from their daughter after her disappearance.
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Nadine O’Dell, 16, also disappeared in 1974. “I always thought Mr Rim was responsible for additional kidnappings and killings and I felt the area could be a place where other bodies were buried,” said John Calabrese, a former deputy police chief for the Eastpointe Police Department. As for Ream, he does not speak and detectives say that the convicted murderer loves to play mind games with the police. “I’m afraid to think, if it was this monster,” Brandon Handley said of the man suspected of killing his sister. As Ream’s lawyer said, he is not very likeable. PAOLO PERCL. TORONTO POLICE MOST PAULO PERCL 411: Percl is wanted for the first-degree murder of Ovidiuion Dinoci with a knife on September 11, 1987. Arrest warrants have also been issued for Jose Carlos Masua and Eliezer Pereira Duarte in connection with the investigation. Police say officers responded December 22, 1987 to a control call at 200 Sherbourne St. where Dinoci was found stabbed to death. CONTACT: If you have any information about this case, call the Homicide Unit at 416-808-7400 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222 − TIPS (8477). [email protected] @HunterTOSun
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