FBI Hunts Thrill Killers Preying On Adults And Children | The FBI Files | Real Crime
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A pair of serial killers in the Midwest targeted adults and children, leading to a massive manhunt involving the FBI and local investigators. The killers, Alton Coleman and accomplice, were eventually apprehended in Illinois after a 1,300-mile crime spree that culminated in Coleman's capture and subsequent execution in Ohio.
Insights
- Robert Knight, actually Alton Coleman, and accomplice wreak havoc across six states, targeting victims through manipulation and violence, leaving a trail of bodies in their wake.
- The FBI's strategic national media campaign, coupled with relentless pursuit by agents like Special Agent Burden and Ellie, played a pivotal role in capturing Alton Coleman within seven weeks, ultimately preventing further bloodshed.
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Recent questions
Who were the serial killers in the Midwest?
Coleman and Brown
How were Coleman and Brown captured?
Tip-off in Illinois
What was the outcome of the FBI's hunt for Coleman?
Capture within seven weeks
How did Coleman and Brown change their appearance?
Coleman cut his hair
What was the fate of Alton Coleman?
Sentenced to death and executed
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