Herb Baumeister, the man who is believed to be the culprit behind the Fox Hollow Farm murders, is perhaps the most infamous serial killer in the Indianapolis area.

WESTFIELD, Ind. — The Hamilton County coroner has identified a new victim of alleged serial killer Herb Baumeister. Daniel Thomas Halloran's remains were found at Fox Hollow Farm in Westfield.

After 29 years, another victim of suspected serial killer Herb Baumeister identified after burned remains found at farm - Ten victims have been named, but at least three others remain a mystery ...

Herb and his wife, Juliana "Julie" Baumeister, were a wealthy couple who lived in the Indianapolis suburb of Westfield, Indiana.They owned a chain of Sav-A-Lot second-hand stores and lived in a ...

The 10,000 remains recovered from the Baumeister property are stored in the University of Indianapolis’ archaeology department and are in the process of DNA testing at Indiana State Police labs.

Since 1985, four other men with ties to Indianapolis had been found dead in creek beds in Prevel County, ... Bones discovered at Fox Hollow Farm, home of serial killer Herb Baumeister.

What to Know About Herb Baumeister Baumeister was a business owner and lived with his family in a mansion on an 18-acre property called Fox Hollow Farm, according to Indianapolis Monthly .

Where is Julie Baumeister today? Check out this article for details about Julie, decades after her divorce from suspected ...

Authorities have identified the remains of a 10th victim found on the property of suspected Indiana serial killer Herb Baumeister (right) as Daniel Thomas Halloran (left) (Othram/Indianapolis ...

Coral Halloran never knew her father, Daniel, who is the 10th man identified as a victim of alleged serial killer Herb Baumeister. ... and the coroner in Indianapolis had a DNA card for her.