Meet The Menacing Serial Killers of SD, IA, MN

Some people are downright dangerous. Murders, gangsters, pedophiles, rapists, and serial killers are some of the worst criminals someone could ever encounter.

There have been notorious serial killers in South Dakota, Iowa, and Minnesota. Murderpedia is a free online resource filled with murderers, mass murderers, and serial killers from different parts of the country.

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Serial Killers from South Dakota, Iowa, and Minnesota

Some of the killers from South Dakota, Iowa, and Minnesota on the list started their murderous ways by committing smaller criminal acts like robbing a bank or shoplifting.

Take a look at some of the infamous serial killers from South Dakota, Iowa, and Minnesota. Some of their crimes will literally shock you and chill you to the bone.

South Dakota, Iowa, & Minnesota Serial Killers

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Never Buy These 10 Items At Minnesota, Iowa, Or South Dakota Dollar Stores

Folks in Minnesota, Iowa, And South Dakota know the value of a dollar.

Buying the cheapest item isn't always the best idea. Reader's Digest put out a list that will make you think twice about what you purchase on the cheap.

You should probably Never Buy These 10 Items At Minnesota, Iowa, Or South Dakota Dollar Stores...

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17 Animals You Can Hunt All Year in South Dakota

South Dakota loves to hunt. It's not only one of the state's most popular pastimes, but it's also big business. Especially South Dakota's famous Pheasant season.

There are seasons for hunting deer, antelope, turkey, and even bison. Plenty of opportunities to get that freezer in the garage stocked up.

The South Dakota Game, Fish, and Parks Department is the place to go for info about hunting licenses and specific rules and regulations for hunting in South Dakota.

GET: South Dakota Hunting and Trapping Handbook

Hunting most game in South Dakota is restricted to specific hunting seasons. Like deer and pheasant seasons in the fall.

But there are also animals you can hunt year-round in South Dakota.

There are still some rules to follow, like where exactly you can hunt. South Dakota has millions of acres of public and private land to hunt on. And you'll still need a hunting license.

So, always check with the South Dakota Game, Fish, and Parks Department for the latest information and regulations.

LOOK: South Dakota Is Home to the World’s Largest Pheasant [PICTURES]

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Source: Heartland Horror: The Terrifying Serial Killers of South Dakota, Iowa, and Minnesota