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Belgium’s ‘Crazy Killers’ mystery goes unsolved after police close file
Investigation that lasted decades ends with no convictions for 1982-85 rampage that took lives of 28 people
It is a murder mystery that gripped Belgium for decades and now, with the closure of the file on Friday, it may remain a cold case forever.
A gang went on a murderous rampage between 1982 and 1985, killing 28 people including children in a series of supermarket robberies, becoming known as the “Crazy Killers of Brabant”.
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