By David Lohr
Tuesday, December 12, 2006
IPSWICH, England - Investigators in eastern England have discovered two bodies near the village of Levington, Suffolk. The location is within five mile of Ipswich, which is where the bodies of three other prostitutes have been found dumped in the past two weeks. The latest deaths have caused the local media to dub the prostitutes' killer "the Suffolk Strangler." Police have confirmed they suspect a serial killer is responsible, however they have also said they are not ready to rule out the possibility of multiple suspects. The investigation continues.
Wednesday December 13, 2006
 | | Ivan Milat |
| SYDNEY, Australia — A judge has rejected the inquiry request of Backpacker serial killer Ivan Milat. Justice Peter McClellan said there was, "no doubt or question as to his guilt." This marks the second time Milat has unsuccessfully petitioned the court for an inquiry. Milat is serving a life sentence in Goulburn's Supermax Jail for seven counts of murder. |
Thursday, December 14, 2006
 | | Mark Goudreau |
| PHOENIX, Ariz. - Maricopa County Superior Court Judge James Keppel denied suspected serial killer Mark Goudreau's request for bond. According to Keppel, Goudreau "poses a substantial danger to the victims in this case and others." Goudeau was arrested last week and charged with nine murders attributed to the "Baseline Killer" who has terrorized the Phoenix area since August 2005. The Baseline Killer case includes 23 shootings and rapes, which left nine people dead. |
Friday, December 15, 2006
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. — Concerned citizens are circulating fliers throughout the city, which contain a private company's profile of the "The Eastbound Strangler." Atlantic County Prosecutor Jeffrey S. Blitz has publicly blasted the profile, which can also be found at Stalkinc.com. "They don't know any of the evidence," Blitz told Pressofatlanticcity.com. "They don't know any of the forensics and they are rendering opinions based on limited information that we have put out and they don't know anything about the case."
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