Chilling, Unsolved Crimes: 7 Serial Killers Who Were Never Caught - Page 3 of 9

The Highway of Tears Killer

The long, desolate stretch of British Columbia’s Highway 16 was a site of grisly murders, a majority of which involved aboriginal women. The first murder occurred in 1969 and would continue until 2006. In total, authorities were able to confirm at least 18 victims, but the First Nations community estimated that over 40 aboriginal women were targeted. The killing sprees were criticized by many, with many citing racism as the possible reason behind the lack of coverage by the media and not to mention the poor investigation that came along with it.

To date, the killer or killers have remained unidentified.