Twenty-three documented locations: where he says he killed, where he buried caches, the trips the FBI is still asking about, and the trail that ended in Lufkin. Filter by region to focus the map and the list below it.
Not shown: his March 2007 drive through British Columbia and the Yukon, and international trips to Belize, Mexico, and Canada listed by the FBI.
First homicide, by his account. Victim unidentified.
He said at least one body was sunk here, in more than 100 feet of water.
A cache he said he buried. Not publicly reported as recovered.
Rents a car before flying to Boston. The FBI is seeking information about this trip.
Assault of a teenage girl, by his account. She has never been identified.
His home from March 2007. Point Woronzof stakeout in 2011. Samantha Koenig abducted February 1, 2012. Died in the Anchorage Correctional Complex December 2, 2012.
North Fork Trailhead stakeout and a cache the FBI recovered on his directions.
FBI divers recover Samantha Koenig.
Bill and Lorraine Currier abducted from their home. Their remains have not been found.
He buried a cache nearby in 2009 and dumped two guns here after the Currier murders. The FBI recovered both.
Robs Community Bank, one of two robberies the FBI corroborated.
His land and cabin near the Canadian border. The FBI does not believe the April 2009 victim is buried there.
Debra Feldman disappears. The FBI says she may be the woman he abducted on April 9. Suspected, not confirmed.
Flies in from Seattle. The FBI is seeking information about this trip.
Flies in from Anchorage and drives to Vermont.
A cache of money and guns he said he buried. Not publicly reported as recovered.
Rents a car and drives about 280 miles. The FBI is seeking information.
Ransom withdrawal on the account tied to Koenig.
Sets a house on fire.
Robs National Bank of Texas.
Ransom withdrawals that brought investigators to East Texas.
Stopped for speeding and arrested.
Cruise departs the day after Koenig is abducted.
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