What Really Happened to History’s Most Infamous Serial Killer Cars

Rex Heuermann's Chevy Avalanche was towed more than 700 miles to a crime lab, and another of his vehicles sold on eBay for $25,000 to a winner who never paid. A 13 year old boy wrote down part of the Night Stalker's license plate. Robert Yates sold his Corvette to a woman whose sister worked in the police evidence room. And Ted Bundy's stolen orange Beetle became a teenage girl's first car. And that isn't even the strangest one. These are the cars of history's most infamous serial killers, and what really happened to every one of them: 00:00 Rex Heuermann's Chevy Avalanche 03:36 Richard Ramirez's orange Toyota Corolla 06:16 BTK's black Jeep Cherokee 08:34 Randy Kraft's Toyota Celica 10:30 Robert Lee Yates's white Corvette 12:48 Joel Rifkin's Mazda pickup 14:24 Jeffrey Dahmer's 1978 traffic stop 16:00 Aileen Wuornos and the stolen Pontiac Sunbird 17:57 The Grim Sleeper's orange Ford Pinto 19:55 The Golden State Killer's car door handle 21:23 Israel Keyes's rented Ford Focus 22:56 Ted Bundy's stolen orange Volkswagen Which serial killer's car should we track down next? Tell us in the comments. Watch more: What Really Happened to History's Most Infamous Death Cars    • What Really Happened to History's Most Inf...   What Really Happened to Every Dead Rapper's Car    • What Really Happened to Every Dead Rapper’...   Most Infamous Murder Cars In America    • Most Infamous Murder Cars In America