10. Serial Killer Israel Keyes confessed to killing in Alaska, Washington, New York, and Vermont

<a href="http://www.ktuu.com/news/photos-serial-killer-israel-keyes-confessed-to-killing-in-alaska-washington-new-york-and-vermont-ktuu-20121203,0,3909243.photogallery"> 12/03: The FBI called Israel Keyes, 34, a serial killer who confessed to murders in Alaska and the lower 48. He killed himself in an Anchorage Jail cell on Dec. 2 awaiting trial for kidnapping and resulting death of Samantha Koenig, 18, whose body was found in Matanuska Lake. Click here to view this photo gallery </a>
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( December 31, 2012 )

12/03: The FBI called Israel Keyes, 34, a serial killer who confessed to murders in Alaska and the lower 48. He killed himself in an Anchorage Jail cell on Dec. 2 awaiting trial for kidnapping and resulting death of Samantha Koenig, 18, whose body was found in Matanuska Lake. Click here to view this photo gallery

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