In the 1990s, Keith Hunter Jesperson, a long-haul truck driver, killed at least eight women across the United States and sent police confession letters with smiley faces on them. But it took thirty years for the identity of his last known victim to be solved. This week, police in Florida identified her as Suzanne Kjellenberg. She was 34 years old when she was killed during Jesperson’s cross-country killing spree. In September 1994, her body was found by landscapers next to Interstate 10. This was confirmed by Sheriff Eric Aden of Okaloosa County in Florida. Because of his letters, Jesperson was...
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