
Former Atlanta police homicide investigator Vince Velazquez said on the LADbible Stories podcast that serial killers are present in every major city, based on his experience working on four cold cases during his 22 years on the force.
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Vince Velasquez served 22 years in the Atlanta Police Department's homicide department before becoming a television personality. On the LADbible Stories podcast, he answered a question from viewers about the existence of unknown serial killers.
A former homicide detective from the US state of Georgia said that there are maniacs in every city right now. He spoke about this on the LADbible Stories podcast.
60-year-old Vince Velasquez served in the Atlanta police for 22 years, and then became a television presenter. When asked by viewers whether unknown serial killers exist, the man replied that during his service he worked on four such cases that were not widely publicized. He is sure that the situation is similar in every major city.
“Think about it, you’re walking around the city, and it’s very likely that a serial killer was riding the subway with you. It is likely that the serial killer bought groceries in the same store as you that evening. And you didn’t know it,” Velasquez said.

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