I think I remember seeing an episode of a woman being raped. She then got in her car and was speeding down the highway when she suddenly realized that the rapists were driving the car in front of her. Does anyone know what I am talking about or did I just make this up??

I think I remember seeing an episode of a woman being raped. She then got in her car and was speeding down the highway when she suddenly realized that the rapists were driving the car in front of her. Does anyone know what I am talking about or did I just make this up??

It is consistent with the case of the unknown serial killer known as the Valley Killer, who struck mostly in New Hamphire during the 1980s. But as for the victim you described, the segment never said anything about her being raped. She was only stabbed, but survived. Fortunately, her unborn child wasn't injured.

Here's a link about the Valley Killer:

http://www.geocities.com/verbal_plainfield/coldcases/valleykiller.html

I remember that one. She got stabbed and then she drove home or to her friend's to get help and she is going so fast that she ends up behind the perpetrator. The girl then made it to her house and the suspect stopped at the end of her driveway and drove off when he saw her husband or friend get out of the house to help her. That case was very scary.

BTW, Kane I like your screen name and I love Michael Savage. Is Kane your name or is it for Citizen Kane? Just curious.

Not a Michael Savage fan.... I'm on the exact opposite end of the political spectrum. I'm very much left leaning in my views.

That being said I would listen to him much much quicker than I would someone like Sean Hannity.

Now then I din't remember seeing the episode that's been mentioned... It does sound interesting though and it's scary that so many killers have never been caught.

Who knows how many of these guys get the urge to strike after years of not doing so.

That site that was linked is very interesting by the way.

It's the one about 2 Asian twin sisters who get seprated when they're young. I really can't remmeber the deatails,but were they ever reunited?

If you remember savage has many times openly critisized Howard Stern for his abuse of handicap people. Also most of the other things you listed are pretty right on so whats your point?

Thanks for all of your help!

Thanks for all of your help!

You're welcome.

By the way, the Valley Killer is also listed on pages 228-230 in The Encyclopedia of Serial Killers (written by Michael Newton). It mentions the fact that the case was on UM.

I used to have that book but I lost it.

I used to have that book but I lost it.

All is not lost. In fact, my understanding is that a new edition of the book was recently issued.

I bought the edition that I have in the spring of 2000. It contains info up to 1999. So the new edition is obviously more up to date. Admittedly, I didn't know that a new edition was issued until I searched through amazon.com.