Serial Killer Trends in 2025: How Modern Technology and Law Enforcement Are Changing the Fight Against Violent Predators

# Modern Serial Killers: How Highway Predators Target Indigenous Women

Join Detective Emily Carter as she uncovers the evolving landscape of serial killings in 2025. Despite declining numbers, today's serial killers have adapted to modern surveillance with frightening sophistication. This episode explores the alarming pattern of truckers targeting Indigenous women across North America's highways, creating the perfect criminal storm of mobility and jurisdictional challenges.

Detective Carter analyzes how California, Texas, and Ohio have become hotspots for serial murder, examining how predators exploit institutional vulnerabilities and target elderly populations. Learn how DNA technology, improved agency collaboration, and community awareness have reduced serial killing overall, while creating new battlegrounds between law enforcement and evolving criminal methodologies.

A must-listen for true crime enthusiasts interested in the intersection of criminology, technology, and vulnerable populations in modern America.

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