The Beast Of Bastille: Where Is Serial Killer Guy Georges Today?

In 1990's France, a serial killer named Guy Georges caused a lot of great fear amongst Parisian women. Nicknamed "The Beast of Bastille," he wreaked havoc in the neighborhood of the city's Bastille prison. It all began in January of 1991 when a young woman was found brutally raped and murdered in her apartment (via RTL). Given that the shocking crime left no clues for investigators, it ultimately went cold. A few years later, her mysterious death was followed by the brutal murder and stabbing death of another woman in January 1994. This time authorities were able to obtain a fingerprint, but they wouldn't get a match for it until the Beast struck again. In November of that year, they found yet another female victim stabbed to death and linked it to the previous murder. The print was an exact match, and police knew the culprit behind the murders was the same person. But still, they had no suspect. 

A month later, another woman was found dead at home — killed using the same technique as the victims before her. At that point, police still had no suspect, but Georges was getting sloppier and leaving behind more clues that would eventually lead investigators to him, Le Parisien reported. Finally, police were able to put a face to the predator in June of 1995 when one of his victims lived to provide a description. Still, the Beast of Bastille would go on to assault and kill more women before his last victim in 1997.