Police Find No Evidence in Excavation After Iowa Woman Claims Her Father Was a Serial Killer
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The three-day search in Fremont County, in southwestern Iowa, occurred after a woman claimed her late father was a serial killer. No bodies have been found, officials said.
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The three-day search in Fremont County, in southwestern Iowa, occurred after a woman claimed her late father was a serial killer. No bodies have been found, officials said.
By Rebekah Riess, CNN The Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation says there’s “no evidence” to back up a claim by a woman that her late father disposed of dozens of bodies of people he had killed decades ago in rural Iowa.
A property in in Fremont County, in southwestern Iowa, was searched for three days after a woman claimed her late father was a serial killer. A state official said the investigation is over.
A property in in Fremont County, in southwestern Iowa, was searched for three days after a woman claimed her late father was a serial killer. A state official said the investigation is over.
Iowa police said no evidence was found where authorities performed an excavation after a woman alleged that her father buried woman after killing them.
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