If you were a backpacker in Southeast Asia in the 1970s, there was a chance that you could have run into Charles Sobhraj. And had that happened, your travels could have been cut unexpectedly and ...

Charles Sobhraj, Better Known As ‘The Serpent’ Serial Killer, To Face Interrogation Over Murders He Was Never Tried For In Channel 4 Documentary. Max Goldbart. Tue, March 5, 2024 at 7:00 PM UTC.

The story of criminal mastermind Charles Sobhraj, seen in Netflix's "The Serpent," has captivated true crime followers for over 40 years.

Dubbed “The Serpent,” Charles Sobhraj had spent 19 years behind bars in Nepal for killing two people in 1975 before that country’s Supreme Court ordered his release due to failing health, ...

The Hippie Trail of the '60s and ‘70s stretched from Europe through South Asia, attracting young Western backpackers and free-spirited wanderers searching for adventure. "It was the perfect ...

Serial killer Charles "The Serpent" Sobhraj, whose life is depicted in the Netflix series The Serpent, is set to be released from jail, Nepal's top court ordered Wednesday ...

Sobhraj, linked to at least two dozen murders in Asia in the 1970s and who inspired the Netflix series "The Serpent," was released in Nepal and transferred to France, where he is expected on Dec ...

Charles Sobhraj, the notorious 78-year-old French murderer convicted of killing backpackers touring Asia’s “hippie trail” in the 1970s, left prison on Friday and flew out of Nepal.

Charles Sobhraj, the infamous French serial killer who inspired the award-nominated TV series "The Serpent," walked free from a Nepali prison on December 23.

Charles Sobhraj, a convicted killer who police suspect was responsible for a string of murders in the 1970s and 1980s, will be freed from prison in Nepal on Friday after nearly 20 years behind ...

Charles Sobhraj, the French serial killer accused of murdering at least a dozen western tourists traveling through Asia in the 1970s, is now a free man and sharing his story in a new televised ...

Paris (AP) -- Convicted killer Charles Sobhraj, suspected in the deaths of at least 20 tourists around Asia in the 1970s, arrived in Paris as a free man Saturday after being released from a life ...