Serial killer Jeremy Jones?

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http://www.11alive.com/news/news_article.aspx?storyid=70820

Jeremy Jones Trial Underway



Reported by: Duffie Dixon
Web Editor: Michael King
Last Modified: 10/20/2005 11:53:13 PM


Opening arguments and the first witnesses were called in the murder trial of suspected serial killer Jeremy Jones on Thursday.

Jones is accused of raping and murdering Lisa Nichols in her Mobile, Ala. home, then trying to burn the place down to hide the evidence.

Prosecutors called Nichols’ daughter to the stand, only to have the defense make insinuations about her mother’s lifestyle.

When authorities arrested Jones for the murder in Mobile, they found a disturbing pattern.

Jones had lived in Georgia under an entirely different name. And investigators think he committed at least two similar crimes in Georgia.

Jones is charged with murdering 16-year-old Amanda Greenwell in Douglas County. They lived in the same mobile home park...

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1. "lived in Georgia under an entirely different name"

I wonder how many serial murderers this pattern applies to? I'm sure there must be a study somewhere. Also, how many serial murderers move (like Ted Bundy) or stay in one place.

[Lex]

2. Looks like this creep's been busy.

Police: Convicted Killer Admits At Least 12 Slayings

MOBILE, Ala. -- Jeremy Bryan Jones, a suspected serial killer convicted in the rape and murder of an Alabama woman, has admitted at least 12 more slayings in four other states, authorities said Wednesday.

"He enjoyed raping and killing," said Mobile County sheriff's detective Paul Burch.

Jones, 32, of Miami, Okla., faces a possible death penalty at sentencing Dec. 1 on his capital murder conviction in the killing of Lisa Marie Nichols, 44, of rural Turnerville, Ala.

He also is charged with killing a teenage girl in Georgia and a woman in Louisiana. He is a suspect in 10 other deaths -- seven in Oklahoma, two in Georgia and one in Kansas -- and could be linked to four others in Georgia, local and state law enforcement officials said at a news conference.


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