10 Murder Cases Where The Killer Slipped Through The Cracks

VOICE OVER: Peter DeGiglio WRITTEN BY: Francis Ofiaeli

Justice isn't always served — and sometimes, the system itself opens the door. Join us as we count down some of the most shocking cases where dangerous killers slipped through the cracks through escapes, botched investigations, early releases, or inexcusable delays in prosecution. These are the moments where the justice system failed the most. Which case do you find most infuriating? Let us know in the comments! Our countdown includes Ted Bundy, who escaped custody twice before killing again in Florida; Byron De La Beckwith, who walked free for over 30 years after assassinating civil rights leader Medgar Evers; Pedro López, the Monster of the Andes, who was released after serving just 14 years for hundreds of murders and later vanished; Charles Sobhraj, the Bikini Killer, who charmed and manipulated his way across borders; and the acquitted killers of Emmett Till, who later publicly confessed to the murder they could no longer be retried for, and more! read more...

10 Murder Cases Where The Killer Slipped Through The Cracks

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