The Eastbound Strangler is an unidentified serial killer believed to be responsible for the murders of four women near Atlantic City, New Jersey in 2006. A $25,000 reward offered for information has gone unclaimed. Background Four dead bodies of women identified as prostitutes were found in a drainage ditch filled with shallow water on November 20, 2006 behind the Golden Key Motel on the Black Horse Pike in Egg Harbor Township, situated on the outskirts of Atlantic City, New Jersey. All of them were placed face down in a row, facing east, about sixty feet apart from each other. They were clothed except for having their shoes and socks removed. They were believed to have been strangled to death. Investigation 41-year-old repairman Terry Oleson, who was being allowed to stay for free at the Golden Key Motel in exchange for repairs when the murders took place, was implicated by his girlfriend as the killer. They were reportedly having a domestic dispute at the time. In Oleson’s room, investigators found cameras set up and images of his girlfriend's teenage daughter undressing. There have been no DNA matches to connect Oleson with the crimes and he was never named as a suspect. Eldred Raymond Burchell, who had given himself the nickname of the "River Man" (possibly reference to Green River Killer Gary Ridgway), was suspected after he had confessed to another prostitute that he had killed people. However he has not been connected to any murders. There was thought to be a possible connection to the Long Island serial killer but investigators later ruled it out. Charles Coles, a drug dealer and a friend of Kim Raffo; was questioned by police but released without charge, as was Mark Hessee, an acquaintance of Kim Raffo and Barbara Breidor. Victims Barbara V. Breidor, 42 — Worked as a prostitute to support her cocaine addiction. She disappeared in October 2006 but was not reported missing for several weeks. Identified through dental records, her body was so badly decomposed the cause of death could not be determined. Molly Jean Dilts, 20 — Originally from Black Lick, Pennsylvania, she was last seen alive a few days before her disappearance. She was the only victim not to have a record for prostitution, but was believed to be working as one. She was believed to have been the first to be killed and her body was so badly decomposed