Kaelin Moore

And they had a few items of clothing and jewelry on them, but the medical examiner could not determine a cause of death for any of them.

So the police called in this forensic anthropologist who determined that the victims were all black women.

The first two were thought to be in their 20s, while the third was anywhere from her 20s to her 40s.

They gave kind of a bigger range.

The victims fit the same physical profile as the identified victims.

They all had been dumped out in the open.

And plus, the timelines all matched.

They had all been killed during 2001, when the killer was active.

If these were additional victims of the same killer, his body count was now potentially up to 10.

And none of this helped answer the bigger question, though.

Was the killer actually gone, or was this just a cool-off period?

Which is so strange to me.

I guess whoever sent this like didn't understand how the mail worked.

Yeah, when I read it, that was the first thing that jumped out to me.

He said 17.

And we've been keeping track this whole time and

Police at this point only think there's 10.

Yeah.

Boom, they just have them.

I always remind my dad of that every time he yells at me for looking at my phone.