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Frederick Püz was a German serial killer who struck in the mid-1980s in West Germany (present-day Germany) in Dietzhölztal. It seems that the number of victims amounts to 21 (all men) and that the victims have never been identified or released by the German government. According to the German government, Frederick Püz was found dead with a firearm in unclear circumstances, but media repression, the presence of documents or other testimony and a particular vagueness of the stories led to a very popular theory. It seems that Frederick Püz was covered by the German government and was therefore passed off as dead until today but he is actually alive and well in Germany where he still lives covered by the state. Frederick Püz would be 65 today and his history is still shrouded in mysteries, speculations and vicissitudes today.
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