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In 1996, Indiana officials began digging up the $1 million dollar property where Herb Baumeister and his family lived and made horrific discoveries: Hundreds — and then thousands — of bone fragments belonging to various missing gay men.
More than 10,000 human remains were found at Herb Baumeister’s Indiana residence in 1996
Remains found on the estate of a suspected Indiana serial killer have been identified as a man reported missing in 1993, the Hamilton County Coroner's Office said Thursday.
Remains found on the estate of a suspected Indiana serial killer have been identified as a man reported missing in 1993, the Hamilton County Coroner's Office said Thursday.
Previously unknown remains believed to belong to a victim of a suspected serial killer who targeted young gay men in Indiana have been identified, according to authorities. A bone that was found on Herbert Baumeister’s Fox Hollow Farm property in the city of Westfield in 1996 has been identified with forensic genealogy as belonging to Allen Livingston, who disappeared three decades ago at age 27, the Hamilton County Coroner’s Office said. RELATED: Who is the most infamous serial killer in each s