Just when Houston seems to move past the fear, it resurfaces again. With three more bodies recovered from bayous last week — bringing this year’s total to 34 — social media is once again asking the same terrifying question: is there a serial killer in Houston? Police and prosecutors insist there’s no evidence of a serial predator, pointing instead to homelessness, addiction, and the city’s dangerous waterways. But with nearly 40% of bayou deaths ruled “undetermined,” the rumors refuse to fade. Law&Crime's Jesse Weber breaks down the data, the official pushback, and why this fear keeps returning — with former FBI and CIA agent Tracy Walder.

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