10,000 BONE Pieces Found On Serial Killer’s Property – Indiana ‘House of Horrors’

10,000 Bone Pieces Found On Serial Killers Property Indiana House of Horrors

Over 10,000 charred bone fragments and human remains were discovered on the 18-acre property an Indiana serial killer who operated in the 1980s and 1990s.

The estate, known as Fox Hollow Farm in Westfield, became a gruesome burial ground where the killer disposed of his victims’ bodies.

In 1996, the man’s 15-year-old son found a human skull on the property, leading to a search that uncovered the staggering number of remains.

He is believed to have killed at least 25 men, though only 12 victims have been identified so far through DNA analysis.

The Hamilton County Coroner’s Office, FBI, and other agencies are still working to identify the remaining victims through advanced forensic techniques like genetic genealogy, as many of the remains were burnt and crushed, making the investigation extremely challenging.