The Horror at Fox Hollow Farm: The True Story of Herb Baumeister

In the fall of 1994, thirteen-year-old Erich Baumeister was playing in a wooded area on his family's estate when he stumbled upon a partially buried human skeleton. It was a disturbing discovery that he promptly brought to his mother, Julie. In turn, Julie asked her husband, Herb, about the skull. Herb told her that the skeleton was that of his late father, an anaesthesiologist, who had used it for research purposes. He admitted he didn't know what to do with it, so he had buried it in the backyard. Julie accepted his explanation without question.

As time passed, Julie started to become increasingly worried and frightened by Herb's mood swings and erratic behavior. Finally, in June 1996, while Herb was away on vacation, she allowed the police to search their eighteen-acre property. It didn't take long for investigators to uncover the shocking truth – the remains of eleven bodies were found buried there. When news of the discovery at Fox Hollow Farm spread, Herb vanished without a trace.

Herb Baumeister would eventually be linked to the murders of at least nine more men along Interstate 70 between Indiana and Ohio, earning him the chilling nickname of the "I-70 Strangler". He may have been one of the most prolific serial killers in history.

"You Think You Know Me" is a bone-chilling chronicle of Herb Baumeister and one of the most enigmatic true crime cases in American history. Ryan Green's gripping storytelling immerses the reader in the horrifying reality faced by the victims, creating a narrative that reads like a classic thriller.

WARNING: This book contains graphic descriptions of torture, abuse, and violence. Reader discretion is advised.

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