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This documentary account traces the hunt for Robert Hansen, an Anchorage baker and respected family man who secretly stalked, abducted, and murdered women across the Alaskan wilderness during the 1970s and 80s. It follows the uphill struggle of state troopers and a persistent city police officer, whose belief in a surviving victim's testimony set the investigation in motion, and shows how a groundbreaking FBI behavioral profile by John Douglas pointed to Hansen and shaped the first search warrant in the United States built on such a profile. The case ends with the discovery of trophies and a map marked with 37 locations, Hansen's confession, and a sentence of 461 years plus life, leaving behind the unsettling truth that the full number of his victims may never be known.
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