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Larry Eyler

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American serial killer (1952-1994)

United StatesLived 1952 to 1994 · aged 41
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Larry William Eyler, also called the Interstate Killer and the Highway Killer, was an American serial killer who murdered a minimum of twenty-one teenage boys and young men across the Midwestern United States between 1982 and 1984.

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A seventh generation Ford F-Series pickup. Eyler drove a silver model of this vehicle when committing his abductions.[34]A seventh generation Ford F-Series pickup. Eyler drove a silver model of this vehicle when committing his abductions.[34]Interstate 65. Eyler was arrested for a traffic violation alongside this highway on September 30, 1983.Interstate 65. Eyler was arrested for a traffic violation alongside this highway on September 30, 1983.The physical evidence obtained linking Eyler to the murder of Ralph Calise. This evidence was later ordered to be suppressed.The physical evidence obtained linking Eyler to the murder of Ralph Calise. This evidence was later ordered to be suppressed.Daniel BridgesDaniel BridgesEyler (left), pictured following his August 1984 arrestEyler (left), pictured following his August 1984 arrestKathleen Zellner, pictured in 2013. Zellner was appointed to legally represent Eyler in 1990.Kathleen Zellner, pictured in 2013. Zellner was appointed to legally represent Eyler in 1990.

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Larry William Eyler, also called the Interstate Killer and the Highway Killer, was an American serial killer who murdered a minimum of twenty-one teenage boys and young men across the Midwestern United States between 1982 and 1984. His victims were all discovered in locations close to or accessible via the Interstate Highway System in the states of Indiana and Illinois.

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United States
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deceased
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Lived 1952 to 1994 · aged 41
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