Nearly 10,000 Human Remains Discovered on Serial Killer's Farm in the U.S.
In the United States, nearly 10,000 burned and crushed human remains have been found on the property of serial killer Herb Baumeister. It is estimated that Baumeister killed around 25 people. The investigation into the remains found at his home continues, 30 years after the killer committed suicide while fleeing from the police
In Indiana, USA, an 18-acre farmhouse holds a horrifying story.
This farmhouse, owned by Herb Baumeister, was actually the hideout of a serial killer. During the 1980s and 90s, Baumeister kidnapped people, brought them to the farmhouse, tortured, and killed them.
Nearly 30 years ago, the serial killer committed suicide while being chased by the police.
Despite his death, the identities of his victims continue to be uncovered. According to a report by the New York Post, approximately 10,000 crushed and burned human remains were found on Baumeister's property. It is estimated that he killed around 25 people.
Recently, one of the bodies identified was proven to belong to Jeffrey A. Jones, who disappeared in 1993.
Forensic expert Jeff Jellison stated that four DNA profiles found on Baumeister's property have yet to be identified. With these new profiles, the confirmed number of victims has risen to 12.
Due to the remains being mostly burned and crushed, the investigation is progressing very slowly.
Baumeister, a married businessman and father of three, began targeting young gay men and males in central Indiana from 1980 onwards.
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