Nathaniel Bar-Jonah Cookout Suspicions

American serial killer and suspected cannibal Nathaniel Bar-Jonah drew suspicion after the 1996 disappearance of 10-year-old Zachary Ramsay in Great Falls, Montana. After the boy vanished, Bar-Jonah began hosting neighborhood cookouts where he served burgers, chili, and other meat dishes to guests. When questioned about the source of the meat, he claimed he had recently gone deer hunting. Investigators later discovered that the serial killer owned no rifle, had no hunting license, and had never gone deer hunting.

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