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The Münsterland murders (German: Münsterlandmorde) is the nickname given to a series of unsolved murders committed in the Münster and Bentheim areas of Germany from 1971 to 1974. The four known victims were all young, petite, dark-haired women in their 20s who had hitchhiked prior to their disappearances. They were later found strangled, without signs of sexual abuse, with their corpses posed in unnatural positions. Their possessions had been stolen, with only one item ever found in a location far away from the murder scene, partly burned. The killings are unsolved, and the suspected perpetrator, nicknamed 'The Münsterland Killer' (Münsterlandmörder) or 'The Hitchhikers' Killer' (Anhalterinnenmörder) by the media, has never been caught.