Sunday Morning Slasher - Carl Watts

Operating across Texas and Michigan in the 1970s and 1980s, a convicted serial killer confesses to 12 murders. Decades later, a crucial eyewitness helps prevent his possible release.

In the '90s, a deranged killer stalks sex workers in Riverside, Calif., claiming the lives of 13 women. When a would-be victim describes the perp to police, the race is on to catch the murderous john before he strikes again.

Five corpses are found on the Florida hog trails. The investigation stalls until two men narrowly escape the perp's clutches. Years later, eight more bodies are found in nearby woods, leaving police to wonder if it's the same evil killer.

Multiple unidentified bodies are found inside barrels in a New Hampshire forest. Decades later, a murder 3,000 miles away reveals their connection to a serial predator who targets women and children, and changes his identity after every violent kill.

When the bodies of 12 Black women surface in Missouri and Illinois, the serial killer taunts authorities by sending a cryptic letter to the local paper. As disturbing video evidence emerges, the scope of his crimes are uncovered.

When droves of young gay men disappear in Indiana in the '90s, an amateur sleuth uncovers clues that point to a likely killer. With little physical evidence, the case stalls until a mind-boggling 10,000 bones are unearthed in a family's backyard.