Colin Browen

And later on, Larry would later admit that he was responsible for the fires. And by this point, he had admitted to and committed two specific behaviors that are often seen in budding serial killers, bedwetting and setting fires.

And later on, Larry would later admit that he was responsible for the fires. And by this point, he had admitted to and committed two specific behaviors that are often seen in budding serial killers, bedwetting and setting fires.

That day, out in a rural area of Natrona County, Wyoming, a nude body of a woman was found in a shallow grave. Horrifically, she had barbed wire knotted around her neck that indicated the cause of death was strangulation. But because she was in such an advanced state of decomposition, she wouldn't be identified for years.

That day, out in a rural area of Natrona County, Wyoming, a nude body of a woman was found in a shallow grave. Horrifically, she had barbed wire knotted around her neck that indicated the cause of death was strangulation. But because she was in such an advanced state of decomposition, she wouldn't be identified for years.

That day, out in a rural area of Natrona County, Wyoming, a nude body of a woman was found in a shallow grave. Horrifically, she had barbed wire knotted around her neck that indicated the cause of death was strangulation. But because she was in such an advanced state of decomposition, she wouldn't be identified for years.

Meanwhile, Naomi's mother frantically searched for information on her daughter's whereabouts. It wouldn't be until February of 1993, when the dental records were entered into the National Crime Information Center database, that investigators were able to identify the remains. They belonged to Naomi Lee Kidder. Now, sadly, Naomi's murder is still unsolved.

Meanwhile, Naomi's mother frantically searched for information on her daughter's whereabouts. It wouldn't be until February of 1993, when the dental records were entered into the National Crime Information Center database, that investigators were able to identify the remains. They belonged to Naomi Lee Kidder. Now, sadly, Naomi's murder is still unsolved.

Meanwhile, Naomi's mother frantically searched for information on her daughter's whereabouts. It wouldn't be until February of 1993, when the dental records were entered into the National Crime Information Center database, that investigators were able to identify the remains. They belonged to Naomi Lee Kidder. Now, sadly, Naomi's murder is still unsolved.

But like we mentioned, her name was found written in Larry Hall's notebook in 1994, just one year after her body had been identified. He never confessed to her murder, but some people out there believe that he is responsible and that Naomi was his first victim.

But like we mentioned, her name was found written in Larry Hall's notebook in 1994, just one year after her body had been identified. He never confessed to her murder, but some people out there believe that he is responsible and that Naomi was his first victim.

But like we mentioned, her name was found written in Larry Hall's notebook in 1994, just one year after her body had been identified. He never confessed to her murder, but some people out there believe that he is responsible and that Naomi was his first victim.

If Larry was responsible for the deaths of Naomi Kidder and Lolly Chavez, then that means he spent a lot of time prowling. Like we mentioned, he would usually travel around for these car shows, so he had all of these towns to drive through. New areas, new women to stalk, and most importantly, because he was from out of town, no one would ever suspect him.

If Larry was responsible for the deaths of Naomi Kidder and Lolly Chavez, then that means he spent a lot of time prowling. Like we mentioned, he would usually travel around for these car shows, so he had all of these towns to drive through. New areas, new women to stalk, and most importantly, because he was from out of town, no one would ever suspect him.

If Larry was responsible for the deaths of Naomi Kidder and Lolly Chavez, then that means he spent a lot of time prowling. Like we mentioned, he would usually travel around for these car shows, so he had all of these towns to drive through. New areas, new women to stalk, and most importantly, because he was from out of town, no one would ever suspect him.

But at this time in Larry's life, he was very unhappy. He was still living with his parents in their one-bedroom home, having to sleep in their living room. And he was still close to his brother Gary, but he had moved out and had his own life. So anytime Larry had the opportunity to get away for a weekend, he would take it. And it's around this time when he discovered Civil War reenactments.

But at this time in Larry's life, he was very unhappy. He was still living with his parents in their one-bedroom home, having to sleep in their living room. And he was still close to his brother Gary, but he had moved out and had his own life. So anytime Larry had the opportunity to get away for a weekend, he would take it. And it's around this time when he discovered Civil War reenactments.

But at this time in Larry's life, he was very unhappy. He was still living with his parents in their one-bedroom home, having to sleep in their living room. And he was still close to his brother Gary, but he had moved out and had his own life. So anytime Larry had the opportunity to get away for a weekend, he would take it. And it's around this time when he discovered Civil War reenactments.

He first learned about them after hearing about them on a television program. At these reenactments, men would travel to the battlefields and reenact famous battles from the Civil War. Now, like we mentioned before, throughout his entire life, Larry had always loved history, so he decided to go to one himself.

He first learned about them after hearing about them on a television program. At these reenactments, men would travel to the battlefields and reenact famous battles from the Civil War. Now, like we mentioned before, throughout his entire life, Larry had always loved history, so he decided to go to one himself.

He first learned about them after hearing about them on a television program. At these reenactments, men would travel to the battlefields and reenact famous battles from the Civil War. Now, like we mentioned before, throughout his entire life, Larry had always loved history, so he decided to go to one himself.