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Over the course of six months in 2012, Israel Keys gave FBI agents the names of three of his murder victims, Samantha Koenig and Bill and Lorraine Currier. He recounted the events of one of his

first ever victims, a teenage girl he says he abducted and raped along the Deschutes River in Oregon,

sometime between 1996 and 1998. He claimed he intended to kill her, but didn't go through with it.

The FBI has since tried to identify this survivor.

If they've succeeded, they haven't released any additional information to the public,

and beyond that, investigators have only ever linked one other case to Israel Keys,

the 2009 disappearance of a New Jersey woman named Deborah Feldman.

Deborah's remains still haven't been found, but the FBI believes she's the fourth victim of Israel Keys.

The circumstances of her disappearance match statements Israel made about a victim he buried in New York.

And like Samantha Koenig, her name was also found

on Israel's computer. How many more victims did he have? There's only one person who knows for sure,

and he ended his life in his prison cell back in December 2012, but that hasn't stopped investigators

from trying to connect more cold cases

and bring closure to victims' families.

Today, with the help of Josh Hallmark,

we're discussing three missing person cases

that he believes could be connected to Israel Keys.

I'm Vanessa Richardson, and this is Serial Killers, a Spotify podcast.

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