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10,000 human remains found on serial killer’s farm — and authorities are still identifying victims

10, 000 body remains? Do they mean bones? That's like 48 people, bet its an unknown cemetery he happen to bury one person and theyre also counting bone fragments.
 
I was gonna say. It would take the powers of the state like say the Nazis, or a cartel to produce 10,000 bodies.

10,000 divided by 250 ( I think that's how many bones in a human body? ) is 40.
 
That's some Gacy shit. Talking about the only crime he committed was running a graveyard out of his house. Fat fucking slob ass
 
"10,000 human remains" AKA 12 skeletons that are in 10,000 pieces. I just hate sensationalism. Most people going to read that and think he killed 10,000 people.
They posted a number so high it made 12 skeletons seem not nearly as bad.
 
For years, a peaceful million-dollar farm in Indiana hid a dark secret — it was a serial killer’s playground.

When cops finally raided Herb Baumeister’s 18-acre property in Westfield, north of Indianapolis, they uncovered some 10,000 pieces of human remains — mostly crushed and burned skeletal fragments of the teenage boys and young men whom he had abducted and murdered in the 1980s and 90s.

Nearly 30 years after Baumeister killed himself while on the run from police, authorities are still sifting through the remains and identifying victims.

The Hamilton County Coroner announced last month that human remains recovered from Herb Baumeister’s Fox Hollow Farm in 1996 were positively identified as belonging to Jeffrey A. Jones, who went missing in 1993.

Jones is the third victim to be identified in recent months.

There are an additional four DNA profiles found at Baumeister’s property that have not been identified, bringing the total number of his victims to 12, Hamilton County Coroner Jeff Jellison said.

Because many of the remains were found burnt and crushed, this investigation is extremely challenging; however, the team of law enforcement and forensic specialists working the case remain committed,” Jellison said.

Baumeister, a businessman and married father of three, hunted gay teens and men in central Indiana beginning in at least 1980. He’s believed to have killed at least 25 people, Fox News Digital reported.

He reportedly used the fake name “Brian Smart” and targeted young gay men he met at bars.

Jones was the third victim identified by the coroner’s office in the last six months. Before him, officials identified Allen Livingston, who was 27 when he went missing in August 1993, and Manuel Resendez, who was 34 when he vanished in 1996.

Baumeister, who moved into the farmstead with his family in 1988, used its sprawling yard and adjacent trail to hide thousands of decomposed remains until his teenage son discovered a human skull and brought it to his mother.

His wife, who initially blocked law enforcement from searching their property, later divorced her husband as more evidence began to pile up against him

Authorities eventually searched the property while Baumeister wasn’t home and found the bodies of several victims.

Baumeister, who was 49 at the time, fled to Ontario, Canada in 1996 after a warrant was put out for his arrest and fatally shot himself.

He was never charged with the murders and he did not admit to any of the crimes in his suicide note.

The remaining unidentified bones and bone fragments had been sitting in storage until Jellison decided it was time to reopen the case in 1996, according to WRTV.

The Hamilton County coroner’s office along with the FBI, Indiana State Police Laboratory, Dr. Krista Latham of the Biology & Anthropology Department at the University of Indianapolis and DNA experts from Texas-based Othram Lab, are all working to identify the additional remains.

??
who has this much time??
 
Imagine killing 10,000 people. How long would that take you? I say a pretty fuckin' long time. I'm waiting for an impressive serial killer. 50 or more bodies under their belts. It's kinda boring when someone says we got a serial killer and they killed 3 people. If you're going to be a serial killer be an impressive serial killer.
 
There was (might still be) an interesting Documentary about this Guy on YouTube.
The number of missing Pickle-Washers in his area, that he's a suspect in - is still
undetermined. All of the victims were Financially Embarrassed/impressionable type
dudes, most with underdeveloped ties to the local area - (some were basically Drifters.)

Long before the movie FARGO ... once he choked/suffocated his dates, he used a
wood chipper to grind them up, as part of his perceived property/lawn/wooded area
maintenance . He would then burn the remaining bits and pieces in leaves/branches
and other yard debris, which explained the fires/burnings.

He traveled, as part of his income generation ...
and with the separate (smaller house type buildings on the property), could return at
odd-hours, unobserved. Most of what he did (fuck, then kill) happened in the early
morning hours. (Wife and kids asleep in the main house.)

Successful guy, wife and kids, as mentioned, nice cars, well dressed and a nice House
with outbuildings, one even had an inside pool. The property was almost like a compound
(multiple buildings, separate from the main house.) Knowing he was ruined, once a suspect,
he took off, then ended it all, by his own hand.
 
Wonder what he used to crush them all up? Fire wouldn't leave that many fragments.... 🤔 Maybe he ran them over with a combine or some other farm equipment.
Maybe that, or a rototiller. Fargo style woodchipper? Too many fragments to do without mechanical help if you ask me. Sick and brutal.
 
There was (might still be) an interesting Documentary about this Guy on YouTube.
The number of missing Pickle-Washers in his area, that he's a suspect in - is still
undetermined. All of the victims were Financially Embarrassed/impressionable type
dudes, most with underdeveloped ties to the local area - (some were basically Drifters.)

Long before the movie FARGO ... once he choked/suffocated his dates, he used a
wood chipper to grind them up, as part of his perceived property/lawn/wooded area
maintenance . He would then burn the remaining bits and pieces in leaves/branches
and other yard debris, which explained the fires/burnings.

He traveled, as part of his income generation ...
and with the separate (smaller house type buildings on the property), could return at
odd-hours, unobserved. Most of what he did (fuck, then kill) happened in the early
morning hours. (Wife and kids asleep in the main house.)

Successful guy, wife and kids, as mentioned, nice cars, well dressed and a nice House
with outbuildings, one even had an inside pool. The property was almost like a compound
(multiple buildings, separate from the main house.) Knowing he was ruined, once a suspect,
he took off, then ended it all, by his own hand.
Cool story.
 
Now that is a man...

Businessman, Family man, Serial Killer..

What an impressive life..
One evening spent the night slamming into the wife for the evening,...

Then being able to destroy a gay guy the next night..

Then go out on his own terms.. Fantastic..
He was also obsessively banging gay teen whores, many of whom barely got away with their lives.

But you do you and continue to be totally impressed with this guy.
 
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