Some of Krajcir's victims survived
(03/17/08)
ST. LOUIS -- An accused serial killer who confessed to killing nine women in four states and about a dozen rapes, murdered some of his victims, but did not try to kill others. Timothy Krajcir, 63, was brought to Cape Girardeau, last week to face 13 charges, including the murders of five women between 1977 and 1982. He has been in prison since 1983, but recently told authorities about more of his attacks...
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