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TranceLVR · 03-19-03, 10:37 AM

Police link serial killings to recent slaying
Wednesday, March 19, 2003 Posted: 5:56 AM EST (1056 GMT)

Louisiana Gov. Mike Foster said Tuesday "Money won't be an object. Personnel won't be an object."

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Baton Rouge, Louisiana, police say the slaying of a graduate student is the work of the same serial killer who has killed four other women. WBRZ's Ken Pastorik reports (March 19)

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BATON ROUGE, Louisiana (AP) -- DNA evidence confirmed that the slaying of a graduate student this month is the work of the same serial killer who has killed four other women in the past year and a half, authorities said Tuesday.

Police chief Pat Englade made the announcement at a news conference with Gov. Mike Foster and FBI Special Agent Kenneth Kaiser.

Carrie Lynn Yoder, 26, a Louisiana State University graduate student from Tampa, Florida, was found dead of asphyxiation Thursday, more than a week after she was reported missing from her Baton Rouge home.

Authorities had already linked the killer to the unsolved murders of Gina Wilson Green, Charlotte Murray Pace, and Pam Kinamore, all of the Baton Rouge area, and Trineisha Dene Colomb of Lafayette.

Green, 41, was found strangled in her home September 24, 2001. Pace, 22, was found stabbed to death in her home May 31. Kinamore, 44, was abducted from her home July 12; her throat was slit. Colomb, 23, was beaten to death and her body found in rural Lafayette Parish on November 24.

Yoder died of asphyxiation, but police have refused to say if she was strangled, suffocated or drowned. A fisherman found her body was in the Whiskey Bay area of the Atchafalaya River Basin. Kinamore's body was found in the same area.

A task force of local police, state police and federal officials has been investigating the killings and seeking to determine if any other murdered women are connected to the killer.

Foster and Kaiser sought to reassure southern Louisiana residents that a strong effort was under way to find the killer.

"Anything we're asked to do, we'll do," Foster said. "Money won't be an object. Personnel won't be an object."

On Sunday, hundreds of people rallied on the steps of the state Capitol with victims' families and friends. Some expressed frustration at the lack of progress in the investigation, as well as in the unsolved deaths of more than 60 other women in the area over the last decade.

U.S. Attorney David Dugas responded to complaints that federal officials didn't seem to be offering enough assistance.

"We're supporting the task force so our role isn't always visible, but the federal participation has always been intense," Dugas said. "It has never dropped off."

Baton Rouge Mayor Bobby Simpson said police need help from area residents to catch the killer.

"It is hard to be patient, but patience is what we need now," Simpson said.

03-19-03, 12:29 PM

This guy killed a girl a good friend of mine went to LSU with. Hope they catch his ass and turn him loose in Acadiana on a Saturday night.

TranceLVR · 03-19-03, 05:50 PM

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Originally posted by Threecurl
This guy killed a girl a good friend of mine went to LSU with. Hope they catch his ass and turn him loose in Acadiana on a Saturday night.

OMG, I am SO Sorry to hear that.
Which girl was it?
May she rest in peace.

I hope they tear this guy to shreds when they catch him.

For all those lost to the LASK, may their families find some peace and justice, and may their deaths not be in vain.

03-20-03, 09:37 AM

I don't know her name. She was the maid of honor for another girl in that group of college friends, and the night of the rehearsal dinner, she never showed up. Turns out she had been murdered in her apartment while she was getting ready for the rehearsal dinner.

The same group of running buddies lost another friend a few weeks ago. He was one of two police officers shot and killed while serving a warrant in Alexandria.

It hasn't been a good year for them.

TranceLVR · 03-20-03, 11:17 AM

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Originally posted by Threecurl
I don't know her name. She was the maid of honor for another girl in that group of college friends, and the night of the rehearsal dinner, she never showed up. Turns out she had been murdered in her apartment while she was getting ready for the rehearsal dinner.

The same group of running buddies lost another friend a few weeks ago. He was one of two police officers shot and killed while serving a warrant in Alexandria.

It hasn't been a good year for them.

I don't understand what the world is coming to these days.
Nobody is safe, really. I just hope they catch this guy soon.
5 women have been linked to this guy so far in the past year and a half. Who really knows if there have been more.

hepkatmama · 03-20-03, 03:45 PM

the sickest part of serial murderers is that they keep doing it.

most of them started killing living things as children. typically torturing animals and insects first, then moving up to people over the years.

henry lee lucas admits that he killed indiscriminately for almost 20 years before he finally got caught. he drifted across the entire country picking up hitchikers & dumping their bodies. (btw gov. bush pardoned his death sentence the same day he approved karla tucker to b executed (died a christian at 40, but sentenced to death for killing 2 ppl with an ax when she was 14)

before the turn of the century (1893), h.h. holmes had a "hotel" built to house visitors to the chicago world's fair. it had trap doors that lead into a basement equipped with a lye pit & incinerator. it is unknown how many ppl's remains he destroyed before one of his victim's relatives got suspicious & sent the police to his "crazy-quilt house" . he escaped but not before setting his house on fire.

i want to know more about the mass grave they found outside juarez, mx (on the other side of el paso). supposedly around 600 unidentified females, maybe trying to get to the u.s. unsure where they came from. not sure how they spent their last days.

but the most interesting serial killer i have heard of preyed on victims across south america. they estimate he killed around 300 ppl. but one day a posse of angry ppl started hunting HIM. it took them a while, but they finally caught up to him & literally cut him into peices. which to me is the best way to end of vicious killing spree.

it is most troubling to me that serial killers are historically always preying on women. why has our society gotten corrupted to the point that ppl are compelled to stalk the very ones that can give life?

i realize that there have been a few female serial killers (actually i only know of 1). and quite a few serial killers prey on men (like dahmer), but mostly they hunt women.

sex and violence are two separate things.

p.s. may all those murdered by senseless violence find peace in their afterlife, and hopefully the living left behind will learn to prevent the future and learn from the past.

03-19-03, 10:37 AM	#1 (permalink)
TranceLVR Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Plano, TX Posts: 159	LA Serial Killer strikes again.... Police link serial killings to recent slaying Wednesday, March 19, 2003 Posted: 5:56 AM EST (1056 GMT) Louisiana Gov. Mike Foster said Tuesday "Money won't be an object. Personnel won't be an object." -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Story Tools -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- VIDEO Baton Rouge, Louisiana, police say the slaying of a graduate student is the work of the same serial killer who has killed four other women. WBRZ's Ken Pastorik reports (March 19) PLAY VIDEO RELATED • Police refuse to link death to suspected serial killer BATON ROUGE, Louisiana (AP) -- DNA evidence confirmed that the slaying of a graduate student this month is the work of the same serial killer who has killed four other women in the past year and a half, authorities said Tuesday. Police chief Pat Englade made the announcement at a news conference with Gov. Mike Foster and FBI Special Agent Kenneth Kaiser. Carrie Lynn Yoder, 26, a Louisiana State University graduate student from Tampa, Florida, was found dead of asphyxiation Thursday, more than a week after she was reported missing from her Baton Rouge home. Authorities had already linked the killer to the unsolved murders of Gina Wilson Green, Charlotte Murray Pace, and Pam Kinamore, all of the Baton Rouge area, and Trineisha Dene Colomb of Lafayette. Green, 41, was found strangled in her home September 24, 2001. Pace, 22, was found stabbed to death in her home May 31. Kinamore, 44, was abducted from her home July 12; her throat was slit. Colomb, 23, was beaten to death and her body found in rural Lafayette Parish on November 24. Yoder died of asphyxiation, but police have refused to say if she was strangled, suffocated or drowned. A fisherman found her body was in the Whiskey Bay area of the Atchafalaya River Basin. Kinamore's body was found in the same area. A task force of local police, state police and federal officials has been investigating the killings and seeking to determine if any other murdered women are connected to the killer. Foster and Kaiser sought to reassure southern Louisiana residents that a strong effort was under way to find the killer. "Anything we're asked to do, we'll do," Foster said. "Money won't be an object. Personnel won't be an object." On Sunday, hundreds of people rallied on the steps of the state Capitol with victims' families and friends. Some expressed frustration at the lack of progress in the investigation, as well as in the unsolved deaths of more than 60 other women in the area over the last decade. U.S. Attorney David Dugas responded to complaints that federal officials didn't seem to be offering enough assistance. "We're supporting the task force so our role isn't always visible, but the federal participation has always been intense," Dugas said. "It has never dropped off." Baton Rouge Mayor Bobby Simpson said police need help from area residents to catch the killer. "It is hard to be patient, but patience is what we need now," Simpson said.

03-20-03, 03:45 PM	#6 (permalink)
hepkatmama squeaky clean Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: this ][ close Posts: 12,104	no way to know the sickest part of serial murderers is that they keep doing it. most of them started killing living things as children. typically torturing animals and insects first, then moving up to people over the years. henry lee lucas admits that he killed indiscriminately for almost 20 years before he finally got caught. he drifted across the entire country picking up hitchikers & dumping their bodies. (btw gov. bush pardoned his death sentence the same day he approved karla tucker to b executed (died a christian at 40, but sentenced to death for killing 2 ppl with an ax when she was 14) before the turn of the century (1893), h.h. holmes had a "hotel" built to house visitors to the chicago world's fair. it had trap doors that lead into a basement equipped with a lye pit & incinerator. it is unknown how many ppl's remains he destroyed before one of his victim's relatives got suspicious & sent the police to his "crazy-quilt house" . he escaped but not before setting his house on fire. i want to know more about the mass grave they found outside juarez, mx (on the other side of el paso). supposedly around 600 unidentified females, maybe trying to get to the u.s. unsure where they came from. not sure how they spent their last days. but the most interesting serial killer i have heard of preyed on victims across south america. they estimate he killed around 300 ppl. but one day a posse of angry ppl started hunting HIM. it took them a while, but they finally caught up to him & literally cut him into peices. which to me is the best way to end of vicious killing spree. it is most troubling to me that serial killers are historically always preying on women. why has our society gotten corrupted to the point that ppl are compelled to stalk the very ones that can give life? i realize that there have been a few female serial killers (actually i only know of 1). and quite a few serial killers prey on men (like dahmer), but mostly they hunt women. sex and violence are two separate things. p.s. may all those murdered by senseless violence find peace in their afterlife, and hopefully the living left behind will learn to prevent the future and learn from the past. __________________ "Don't fight darkness. Bring the light, and darkness will disappear" -MMY

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03-19-03, 12:29 PM	#2 (permalink)
Threecurl Guest Posts: n/a	This guy killed a girl a good friend of mine went to LSU with. Hope they catch his ass and turn him loose in Acadiana on a Saturday night.

03-20-03, 09:37 AM	#4 (permalink)
Threecurl Guest Posts: n/a	I don't know her name. She was the maid of honor for another girl in that group of college friends, and the night of the rehearsal dinner, she never showed up. Turns out she had been murdered in her apartment while she was getting ready for the rehearsal dinner. The same group of running buddies lost another friend a few weeks ago. He was one of two police officers shot and killed while serving a warrant in Alexandria. It hasn't been a good year for them.