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Robert Christian HANSEN

Robert Hansen yearbook photo.

One of Robert Hansen's hunting trophies - a goat.

Robert Hansen, Alaskan serial killer who lured women to his cabin, brutalized them
and then released them in the wilderness where he hunted them down like wild animals

Robert Hansen

Robert Hansen under arrest.

A aviation map of the Anchorage region.

Weapons used by Hansen
Hansen's rifles, police evidence. The FBI crime lab in Washington, D.C., determined that the shell casings found at the gravesites had all been fired from Hansen's rifle. The firing pin and the extractor markings were identical.

Murder weapons evidence. While searching Robert Hansen's home officers discovered a hidden space tucked away in theattic rafters.

Within it, they discovered a Remington 552 rifle; a Thompson contender 7-mm single-shot pistol;an aviation map, with specific locations marked off; various pieces of jewelry; newspaper clippings; a Winchester12-gauge shotgun; a driver's license, and various ID cards, some of which belonged to the dead women.As incriminating as these items were, the most important piece of evidence was found last -- a .223-caliber Mini-14 rifle.

The police secured a warrant and searched Hansen's house on October 27, 1983, uncovering jewelry belonging to the victims, newspaper clippings about the murders and an array of firearms — including a .223-caliber Mini-14 rifle.

Robert Hansen's plane, police evidence.