Bear Brook murders

But essentially, a very brief overview of this story.

In 1985, a hunter in Bear Brook State Park in Allenstown, New Hampshire, came across a metal 55-gallon drum in which there were the bodies of two people wrapped in plastic, later determined to be an adult female and a young girl.

They had both died of blunt force trauma, and their identities, nor that of their killer, could be found at the time.

Fast-forward 15 years to May 2000, and very nearby to where that first barrel was found, another metal 55-gallon drum was discovered, and the remains of two young girls were found inside this one.

And he was eventually.

In 2002, he was convicted of the murder of his girlfriend, Unsoon Jun.

He died in prison in 2010, seven years before DNA profiling connected him to the Bear Brooks crimes.

Investigators are still trying to find out any information they can about Rasmussen and his movements, especially between 1974 and 1985 in the states of New Hampshire, California, Arizona, Texas, Oregon, and Virginia.

Now, there was also another person living very close to Denise at the time, and that was Terry Petter Rasmussen.

who is the suspected serial killer connected to Bear Brook murders.

He was living just a few doors away from Denise on Hayward Street.

And at the time of Denise's disappearance, Terry was using the name Bob Evans, which is just one of the numerous false identities he used during his life.