The Highway Killers: 10 True Crime Cases of Truck Stops, Serial Killers, Interstate Predators, Missing Women, and Murder Across America (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798193750901)

Some killers hide in houses. Others hide in motion.

Across America, highways, truck stops, rest areas, rail lines, motels, and lonely roadside corridors have become hunting grounds for predators who understand one brutal advantage: distance.

A victim can be approached in one town, attacked in another, left behind in a third, and forgotten between jurisdictions before anyone realizes the crimes are connected.

The Highway Killers explores ten chilling true crime cases involving interstate predators, truck stop killers, missing women, roadside murders, and killers who used America's transportation corridors to vanish in plain sight.

Inside this gripping true crime collection, you'll read about:

Robert Ben Rhoades, the long-haul trucker whose crimes exposed the nightmare hidden inside interstate mobility.

Keith Hunter Jesperson, the "Happy Face Killer," whose ego pushed him to claim the murders he believed belonged to him.

Bruce Mendenhall, whose case pulled investigators into the dark world of truck stop parking lots and vulnerable women.

Aileen Wuornos, whose Florida roadside murders became one of the most debated true crime stories in America.

Larry Eyler, the interstate predator who targeted young men along the highways of Illinois and Indiana.

Angel Maturino Resendiz, the Railroad Killer who stepped off freight trains and into the homes of strangers.

Maury Travis, whose basement, videotapes, and map to a body exposed horror beyond St. Louis.

Samuel Little, the drifter who preyed on women society failed to protect - and later confessed to dozens of killings across the country.

Dark, atmospheric, and deeply researched, this book goes beyond body counts and headlines to show how predators used movement, anonymity, and overlooked victims to keep killing.

For readers of gritty true crime, serial killer case files, unsolved murders, American crime history, and dark investigative storytelling, The Highway Killers is a haunting look at what can happen when the road becomes a weapon.

The road does not confess.
So the living have to speak for the dead.