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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION FOT/PA DELETED PAGE INFORMATION SHEST FOI/PAH 1390468-0 Total Deleted Page(s) = 8 Page 5 ~ b2; bTE; Page 6 ~ b2; b7E; Page 7 ~ b2; bTE; Page 8 ~ b2; bTE; Page 9 ~ b2; b7E; Page 10 ~ b2; b7E; Page 12 ~ b6; DIC; Page 13 ~ b6; DIC; XXX MAXX KKK KKKRXERERE, X Deleted Page(s) X X No Duplication Fee x X For this Page x XXXXXRMKKANKRKAKKARKRKAR:aoe QL+G3 STATE ATTORNEY, SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Volusia, Flagler, Putnam and St. Johns Counties State Attorney wy 251 North Ridgewood Avenue, Daytona Beach, Florida 32114-7505 we (G04) 290-7710 or SunCom 377-710 _ April 10, 1991 > oo ; “ExT paeo2s - Engineering Research Facility 94% x Audio Video Processing Building. 27958A Quantico, VA 22135 at a . 7 4 vio S at RE: State if Florida vs\aileen Wuornos ke aa Yem ou GE boar A age Oe Enclosed please find the three V §. T-120 Maxell video tapes °°. “is which are the original (first, generations). The enclosed tapes are be interviews between Volusia County Sheriff’s Office Investigator, a Marion County Investigator, and the defendant, Aileen Wuornos. The interviews were conducted at Volusia County Branch Jail on{01- omu 16-915 The enclosed video tapes are of great importance and contafns the confession of AileenWuornos,-.—4 * 7 ] Qn G71 T- — The audio portion of the erciésed tapes are of aery“poor quality and this office is requesting your agency enhance the. i, portion to a second generation copy. “oh eR 8 Son the facts of the case are as follows: On te-tacebcet ae q The victim was later identifi as a RishardCYaltory, age 51, of Clearwater, Florida. Investigation determined the ictim Defendant 1m this case, Ms. Wuornos 1s also ect in at least six other similar type homicides involvin: of ‘a County Sheriff’s Department case number ig(as-12--f~/ 5-4 he Office of the State Attorney case number is, Sy 0287- Caos ss OG 132674 88S ' { Creole?If you need any additional contact the undersigned investigator at ‘informatian_olease fee] free also appreciate if your agency would expedite your efforts enhancing the enclosed tape. JG:br Sincerely Investigator to We would in(SAT oman 705 SM Soy FF Hii cen QO [Zine 27a ‘ACCEPTANCE ao ae = oust) |e MAILING LABEL Service Analysis & Proof of Delivery| PRO oy om Te 7 rn 2S A eG ewan ove FBZ. | amgees Ben4, Eng iveersieg regearek |. Feng Auden idles frocasrend | a Anan, ot Fale Aone Baldog 2IVE SSA ATER SF ae Biewtice Va? 2213s e — beget) Press Hard. You Are Making 4 Copies Remove The Backing Sheet To Expose Adhesive Before Applying The Label To Your Peckage \+ eased. 0417-00) oe neptat” = s MD - of the te FBI TECHNICAL SERVICES DIVISION FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION WASHINGTON, D. G. 20535 July 3, 1991 State Attorney T: Seventh Judicial Circuit be 251 North Ridgewood avenue bic Daytona Beach, Florida 32114 FBI FILE NO. 95-297897 Attention. - TAVeStIgator LAB. No. 10416023 E XX et (o4 Re ATLEENHUORNOS - SUBJECT; YOUR No. 89-12-04663 RICHARDSMALLORY - VICTIM; 91-0257-CR~AES HOMICIDE Bxamination requested by: Addressee Reference: Letter dated April 10, 1991 Bxamination requested: Video/Audio Enhancement Specimens received: April 15, 1991 Q1 through 93 Three Maxell T-120 VHS video cassette tapes marked in part as follows: Ql "Tape 1" Q2 "Tape 2" Q3 "Tape 3” Result of examination: Four processed video/processed audio copies each of Q1 through Q3 were made, with each copy consisting of a separate VHS video cassette tape recorded in the SP mode with dual high fidelity and linear audio. “fo ey 2 i > One processed audio copy/eath Of Q1/thrSéugh 93 “was made on @ separate audio cassette tape. It is noted that the Q1 and Q2 processed audio copies are recorded in three parts. (Continued over)The video tion was conducted by Signal Processing Analyst [ Q1 through 93, the processed video copies, and the processed audio copies’ were forwarded to your office under separate cover on June 10, 1991, via Federal Express. Page Two 10416023 E Xx8.259 Recorded @- e 4/17/91 yd FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION: UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE Work Sheet ty State Attorney Fe 251 North Ridgewood Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida 32114-7505 F - Wad Attention: - aoe YS- 27 /6F sh ae Lap.wo, 10416023 B XX Beef nee) “ ‘YOUR NO. 89-12~ Richard Mallory a 91-0257- Honrevolp Examination by Bxonmination requested by: Addressee Reference: Letter dated april 10, 1991 Bxamination requested Video/Audio Enhancement Specimens receiv April 15, 1991 Q1-Q3 Three video cassette tapesFEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION FOT/PA DELETED PAGE INFORMATION SHEST FOI/PAH 1390468-0 Total Deleted Page(s) = 183 Page 3 ~ b2; b6; b7C; b7D; b7E; Page 4 ~ b2; b7D; bi7! 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Myers RA Contact: SA Approved By: Drafted By: Jeans padlto 86AG-1R-CIAD; ISS* Sed) was Cadigmnat te Title: AILEEN CAROL WUORNOS-SUSPECT; JAMES WESTON CHAMBERS-VICTIM; aeng~ SK - P4579 8/10/1984; FOMICIDE; NCAVC VICAP TAMPA NCAVC CONTROL PILE Case ID #: 252A- synopsis: To request NCAVC, Criminal Investigative Analysis to determine the probability that Wournos murdered Chambers. Enclosure(s): Cover letter dated 04/03/2097 fom Viche to Lee County Sheriff's Office (LCSO), Lieutenant Jand VICAP case analysis; black 13 tab binder containing LCSO Criminal (CSO) Investigation Report and two compact discs. Details: On 08/11/1984, victim Chambers was found shot to death in his car om northbound I-75 approximately. one mile south of + Corkscrew Road, in Lee County, Florida. Subject Wuornés was a je Florida serial'killer. who was executed by lethal injection in a Florida on 10/9/2002. The enclosed time line provided by VICAP Ae 3 could place Wuornos traveling in the vicinity of the murder 6 950! during that period of time. a fe He o (Cs It is requested that NCAVC conduct a criminal investigative analysis to determine if the unsolved James Weston aie Chambers homicide has the same signature and offender characteristics as Aileen Carol Wuornos’ other documented serial homicides. Bl case ID as2B-Tp-ceaes X Waal FA “b Chie serial S52k T1585 Danloadted 5/7/02 COLEAD (8) Set Lead 1: (Info) cIRG AT VICAP Read and clear. Set Lead.2: (Action) cIRG AT NCAVC - Working Copy Page 2 Conduct a criminal investigative analysis to determine if the unsolved Jaries Weston Chambers homicide has the same signature and offender characteristics as Aileen Carol Wuornos’ other documented serial homicides.Inventory of Bulky Nonevidentary Property D-1924 (Rev. 2-12-02) Date 01/23/2008 ‘Title and Character of Case File No.; _252B -IR-7939 UNSUBE); JAMES WESTON CHAMBERS - VICTIM 00: 8/10/1984 HOMICIDE Date Acquired ‘Required From: 06/01/2008 Lr JLEE COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE To Be Returned See Serial ‘Acquiring Agent Case Agent 1 Yes Gi No ssaf 1| s 0 Yes & No Grand Jury Materia - Disseminate Only Pursuant to Rule 6), Fedral Rules of Criminal Procedure 1D Yes @ No Property To Be Forfeited To The U.S. Government Description of Property (Be Specific) (CAS MATERIALS AND 2.CDS "PENDING" 252B-IR-7939 | C] For Administrative Use: Location of Property: Control Number: BLOCKSTAMP Kee (- GO- 200802/30/08 e e rorpR02 12:19:30 FD-192A Page 1 Title and Character of Case: WOURNOS, AILEEN, CAROL Date Property Acquired: Source From which Property Acquired: LT LEE COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE 01/23/2008 Rnticipated Disposition: Acquired By: Case Agent: Description of Property: Date Entered ie. COPIES OF CASE MATERIALS AND 2 CDS Barcode: Location: 01/30/2008 Case Number: 252B-IR-7939 Owning Office: CRIT INCIDENT RESPONUS. Department of Justice Federal Bureau of Investigation In Reply, Please Refer Critical Incident Response Group = Behavioral Analysis Unit 252B-1R-7939,2 FBI Academy Quantico, VA 22135 January 11, 2008 UNSUB (8) ; JAMES WESTON CHAMBERS - VICTIM: 8/10/1984; HOMICIDE, The following Criminal Inve, Ss prepared by Supervisory Special Agent| of the National Center for the Analysis of Violent Crime’s (NCAVC's) Behavioral Analysis Unit-3 (BAU-3) at the request of FBI Ft. Myers and the Lee County Florida Sheriff's Office. This analysis was based upon the following: materials submitted by the Lee County Florida Sheriff's Office; an April 2007 report of Aileen Wournos' timeline prepared by the Violent Criminal Apprehension Program (ViCAP); FBI files concerning Aileen Wournos; recordings of an interview of ed by SSA (BaU-3) and ssa FBI Miami from March 20-23, 2001 on Death Row at the Broward Correctional Institution in Florida. The observations, opinions, and suggestions contained herein are the result of the knowledge drawn from the personal investigative experience, educational background, specialized training, and research conducted by members of the Behavioral Analysis Unit and others. This analysis is not a substitute for a thorough, well-planned investigation, and should not be considered all inclusive. The information provided is based upon probabilities. However, no two criminal acts or criminal personalities are exactly alike, and therefore, the offender may not fit the analysis in every aspect. This analysis is based upon information available at the time this report was prepared, and assumes that the ‘This document isthe property of the FBI. It contains information ofa confidential and sensitive nature, and is Provided exclusively for yourivestiatve assistance Itshould note disseminated except other cima justice _@ agencies with a legitimate investigative or prosecutorial interest in this matter. Any other dissemination is govemed by federal law (28 CFR 16.21 et seq., pursuant to 5 USC 301), and must be coordinated with the CIRG Chief Divi Counsel.UNSUB(S); JAMES WESTON CHAMBERS - VICTIM LEE COUNTY FLORIDA information set forth is valid and complete. Should additional information or case materials become available at a later date, certain aspects of this analysis may be subject to modification or change. Administrative Case Summary - James Weston Chambers Crime SceneUNSUB(S); JAMES WESTON CHAMBERS - VICTIM LEE COUNTY FLORIDA Investigation Regarding Chambers ActivitiesUNSUB(S); JAMES WESTON CHAMBERS - VICTIM *LEE COUNTY FLORIDA Autopsy Victimolox Multiple Murder Offense Summaries - Aileen Wournos MURDER#1__- RICHARD MALLORY, 12/1/89UNSUB(S); ; JAMES WESTON CHAMBERS - VICTIM LEE COUNTY FLORIDA bé MURDER DAVID SPEARS, 5/19/90UNSUB(S); JAMES WESTON CHAMBERS - VICTIM. LEE COUNTY FLORIDA The autopsy of David Spears was conducted by of death was The manner OF death was determined to be a homicide 6UNSUB(S); JAMES WESTON CHAMBERS - VICTIM LEE COUNTY FLORIDA MURDER #3 - CHARLES CARSKADDON, 6/1/90 sas autopsy of Charles Carskaddon was performed by The manner of death was ruled as homicide. MURDER#4 - PETER SIEMS, 6/6/90UNSUB(S); JAMES WESTON CHAMBERS - VICTIM, LEE COUNTY FLORIDA Although Wournos confessed to killing Peter Siems, she was never charaed with his murder because his body wi never found. MURDERES EUGENE "TROY" BURRESS, 7/30/90UNSUB(S); JAMES WESTON CHAMBERS - VICTIM LEE COUNTY FLORIDA The aut: asa result of sy of Troy Burress was performed by Dr. Lake County Medical Examiner's Office on Bugust 5, 1990, The medical examiner found that Burress died Of death was ruled as homicide. ‘MURDER: = CHARLES HUMPHREYS 9/11/90 The mannerUNSUB(S); JAMES WESTON CHAMBERS - VICTIM LEE COUNTY FLORIDA The autopsy of Charles Humphreys was performed on September 13, 1990, by M.D., Asso ciate Fifth District Medical Examiner The renart concluded that of death was ruled as homicide. The manner MURDERY7 - WALTER GINO ANTONIO, 11/19/90 The autopsy of Walter Gino Antonio was performed by 10UNSUB(S); JAMES WESTON CHAMBERS - VICTIM LEE COUNTY FLORIDA M.D., the Associate Medical Examiner in Jacksonville, Florida, The M.E, found that Antonio died as a result of being The manner of death was ruled as homicide. Aileen Wournos Interview - Background SSAsS interviewed Aileen Wournos on Death Row in Florida in March of 2001, as part of the NCAVC's research project involving interviews of serial killers. Wournos agreed to be videotaped during the interview, which lasted nearly 40 hours over the course of four days. Around the time of the interview, a group of Florida attorneys, in a bold effort to suspend executions, filed a motion to declare all Death Row inmates incompetent. Wournos, who had been on Death Row since May of 1992, had come to terms with her sentence and, in her own mind, felt that she was "right with God." In an effort to demonstrate her competency, she was willing and ready to speak with anyone who had an interest in her crimes. She had granted interviews with police, reporters, and other non-law enforcement. personnel during her ten-year incarceration. ssa[_——] reviewed reports of Wournos' January 16, 1991, interview with Se ee SE Mot the Marion County 8.D. andl of the Volusia County P.D., which occurred days after jer arrest. The information concerning her homicides was elementally the same in the 1991 and 2001 interviews. Crime Analysis - Comparison of Chambers Homicide and Wournos Murders Date, Time & Lo of Chambers Murde: uwUNSUB(S); JAMES WESTON CHAMBERS - VICTIM LEE COUNTY FLORIDA Modus Operandi Modus Operandi (M.0.) is described by the NCAVC as the actions that an offender takes to commit a crime, escape, and/or prevent capture. M.O. is dynamic and may change over the course of a criminal career as an offender learns from his/her success, failures, or criminal experiences of others. The following section describes various aspects of M.O. in the Chambers homicide and compares it to Wournos' M.0 demonstrated in her seven known murders. lodus Operandi (M.0 Offender/Victim Approach The NCAVC defines "Approach" as the method of accessing and/or acquiring victims. The approach can take the form of a blitz, a con/ruse, or a surprise. 12UNSUB(S); JAMES WESTON CHAMBERS - VICTIM LEE COUNTY FLORIDA *Ritual and Signature Aspects of Wournos' Murders The NCAVC defines "Ritual" as psychologically motivated behavior that typically satisfies the needs or desires of an offender during the commission of the crime, which is not necessary for the successful completion of the crime and is fairly consistent over the course of the offender's career. The NCAVC defines "Signature" as the extremely rare combination of M.O. and Ritual that allows one case to be linked to others as having been committed by a common. offender (s) . Conclusion 19UNSUB(S); JAMES WESTON CHAMBERS - VICTIM LEE COUNTY FLORIDA Potentially Related Case Recommendations Due to advances in forensic science over the last years, it may be prudent to resubmit items examined in 1984 for latent value and/or to submit evidentiary items not previously tested for DNA (e.g. smudges on driver's side 20 23UNSUB(S); JAMES WESTON CHAMBERS - VICTIM LEE COUNTY FLORIDA window, left rear pants pocket area, and hair found in window track) . The BAU-3 stands ready to assist should further assistance be requested. Questions or comments concernin SSA be this report should be directed to BAU-3, at ox email: 21Rev. 06042007) FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Precedence: ROUTINE Date: 01/11/2008 To: Tampa Attn: SA a Ft, Myers RA CIRG Attn: CA ViCAP From: CIRG NCAVC/BAU-3 Contact: SSA Approved By: -_— Drafted By: Case ID #: 2528-1R-1959/3 (Pending) 252A-TP-C68651; 36 (Pending) 252A-IR-7585j2#(Closed) Title: AILEEN CAROL WOURNOS - SUSPECT; JAMES WESTON CHAMBERS - VICTIM; be 8/10/1984; BT HOMICIDE; NCAVCe ViCAP TAMPA NCAVC CONTROL FILE Synopsis: To cover lead and to report results of criminal investigative analysis concerning captioned investigation. Reference: 252A-TP-C68651 Serial 20 252A-IR-7585 Serial 26 Enclosure(s): Enclosed for Tampa (at Ft. Myers) is one LHM suitable for dissemination to the Lee County Sheriff's Office (LCSO) concerning captioned matter. Details: The NCAVC was requested to conduct a criminal investigative analysis on the homicide of James Weston Chambers that occurred on 8/11/84 in Lee County, Florida and compare it to the modus operandi and signature aspects of the homicides committed by Aileen Wournos. It is the opinion of SSA outlined in enclosed LHM, that James West Chambers was not murdered by Aileen fol Goo? =] Fe copy ionle 7To: Tampa From: CIRG Re: 252B-IR-7939 (Pending) 252A-TP-C68651, 01/11/2008 As no further assistance is requested of the NCAVC, this lead is covered.To: Tampa From: CIRG Re: 252B-IR-7939 (Pending) 252A-TP-C68651, 01/11/2008 LEAD (s) Set Lead 1: (Action) TAMPA ATT. MYERS, FL Disseminate enclosed LHM to Lt. Lee County Sheriff's Office. Set Lead 2: (Info) CIRG pre AT QUANTICO, VA Download and route EC and LHM to CA ViCAP. ”fore e e UNCLASSIFIED FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Precedence: ROUTINE Date: 09/08/2009 To: Tampa atta: sa[—] Ft, Myers RA cire Attn: CA VicaP From: CIRG NCAVC/BAU-3 Contact: SSA Approved By: L Drafted By: [[ Case ID #: 252B-1R-7939; 4 (Closed) Title: AILEEN CAROL WOURNOS - ‘SUSPECT; JAMES WESTON CHAMBERS - VICTIM; 8/10/1984 HOMICIDE, NCAVC ViCAP Synopsis: To close case. Details: Pursuant to a lead set by Ft. Myers RA in May 2007, writer conducted a comprehensive criminal investigative analysis on captioned matter in an effort to determine whether or not Aileen Wournos was responsible for the homicide of James Weston Chambers on 08/10/1984. SSA detailed her opinion in an LHM sent to Ft. Myers (serial 3) in January 2008. After analyzing numerous case materials, including her videotaped interview with Wournos conducted in 2001, SSA opinion was that Wournos was‘not responsible for James Chambers homicide. As no further assistance from the BAU-3 is necessary at this time, this matter is considered closed. oases 4 on : oo 6 ibn oO ju/o42 @ vcs © Tampa From: CIRG 252B-IR-7939, 09/08/2009 LEAD(s) + Set Lead 1: (Info) TAMPA AT_READ AND CLEAR or UNCLASSIFIED 2FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION FOT/PA DELETED PAGE INFORMATION SHEST FOI/PAH 1390468-0 Total Deleted Page(s) = 3 Page 37 ~ Duplicate - to page 23 (serial 10); Page 56 ~ b6; bIC; b7D; Page 57 ~ b6; b7C; b7D; XX KKMXMAK KKH X Deleted Page(s) x X No Duplication Fee X X For this Page x XXXKK XXX HX KKKKEKHNERERR,Complaint Fore FDI Rev. 823-70) Nov! 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FOUR DE FBITP 0009 UNCLAS E F TO Br 0009 NNNND-86 (Rav. 8-29-85) FBI ‘TRANSMIT VIA: PRECEDENCE: CLASSIFICATION: i] Teletype 1 Immediate G TOP SECRET CO Facsimile O Priority © secret O aIRTEL 1 Routine (2 CONFIDENTIAL O UNCLASEF TO ( UNCLAS Date_12/21/90 FM FBI JACKSONVILLE (252B-JK-34579) (P) TO DIRECTOR FBI/ROUTINE/ (12) — Br UNCLAS crn 113330// PASS: INVESTIGATIVE SUPPORT UNIT, QUANTICO, ssa| SUBJECT: UNSUB(S); CENTRAL FLORIDA MURDERS; 00: JK. : RE TELCALLS SA } OcALA, FLORTDA, RA, TO =< 12/17,18 AND 19/90. SENT VIA FACSIMILE TO THE INVESTIGATIVE SUPPORT UNIT 12/19/90 WERE FACT SHEETS PROVIDED BY THE MARION COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE SETTING FORTH INFORMATION ON EACH OF THE MURDER/MISSING PERSONS IN CASES FELT TO BE INVOLVED IN THIS MATTER. ON 12/17/90, A MEETING WAS HELD AT THE MARTON COUNTY 2 t Abul G— bed ERS a= lotsa Ss Approved: _ | Original filename KAD 0-2 of 3 CS Time Received: "VE opp Telprep filename: Mp 03 52, BOK MRI/JULIAN DATE: isp ISN: osa FOX DATE & TIME OF ACCEPTANCE: _!>-[2¢, Bal we. : / —APAGE 2 252B-JK-34579, UNCLAS SHERIFF'S OFFICE, MARION COUNTY, FLORIDA, WHICH IS ACTING AS THE "LEAD" AGENCY IN THIS MATTER, INASMUCH AS THIS AREA SEEMS 0 BE THE FOCAL POINT OF THE INVESTIGATION. AT PRESENT, THERE ARE TEN WHITE MALES MURDERED OR MISSING IN THE CENTRAL FLORIDA AREA SPANNING THE PERIOD 4/15/90 - 11/30/90, WHICH ALL SEEM TO BE RELATED. THERE IS ONE OF THE TEN THAT IS A JOHN DOE LOCATED OFF OF I-75 NEAR THE GEORGIA/FLORIDA BORDER WHICH IS THE EXCEPTION TO THE CENTRAL FLORIDA AREA. SIX OF THE TEN VICTIMS WERE SHOT WITH A .22 CALIBER WEAPON, ONE WITH A SMALL CALIBER WEAPON, WHICH COULD HAVE BEEN A .22, AND ANOTHER WITH A .38 CALIBER, BELIEVED TO BE HIS OWN WEAPON. THE VICTIMS RANGE IN AGE FROM 39 TO 65, ARE ALL WHITE MALES, AND THEIR VEHICLES HAVE BEEN LOCATED SOME DISTANCE FROM THEIR BODIES. THE VEHICLES HAVE BEEN WIPED CLEAN AND IDENTIFYING STICKERS AND DATA WERE REMOVED FROM THE CARS. HE IDENTIFICATIONS OF THE VICTIMS WERE LOCATED ALONG WITH CREDIT CARDS IN TACT, USUALLY NEAR THE BODIES; HOWEVER, ANY CASH WAS MISSING. A BREAK IN THE CASE CAME ON 7/4/90 WHEN THE VEHICLE OF MISSING VICTIM PETER A. SIEMS WAS RECOVERED IN ORANGE SPRINGS,APAGE 3 252B-JK-34579, UNCLAS FLORIDA, WHICH IS LOCATED IN MARION COUNTY. SIEMS, A 65-YEAR- OLD WHITE MALE, WAS LAST SEEN ON 6/7/90 AT JUPITER, FLORIDA, WHEN HE LEFT HIS RESIDENCE TO TRAVEL TO ARKANSAS. ON 7/4/90, SIEMS' VEHICLE WAS OBSERVED TO BE DRIVING ERRATICALLY ON A LIMEROCK ROAD IN ORANGE SPRINGS, FLORIDA, AND EVENTUALLY CRASHED INTO A POLE. THE VEHICLE HAD TO BE ABANDONED AND TWO WHITE FEMALES WERE OBSERVED TO OCCUPY AND EXIT THE VEHICLE. THREE SEPARATE GROUPS OF INDIVIDUALS OBSERVED THE TWO WHITE FEMALES AND WERE ABLE TO FURNISH ARTIST CONCEPTIONS OF THE FEMALES. ONE OF THE FEMALES IN THE VEHICLE WAS CUT SLIGHTLY, LEAVING BLOOD ON THE ABANDONED VEHICLE WHICH HAS SINCE BEEN PRESERVED LATER FOR EVIDENCE, THE WHITE FEMALES ARE DESCRIBED AS ONE BEING 5' 8", LATE 20'S, BLONDE STRAIGHT HAIR, AND AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR. THE SECOND, A WHITE FEMALE, LATE 20'S, SHORT (5' 1"), VERY HEAVY, POSSIBLY OVER 200 LBS., SHORT DARK HAIR. IT IS NOTED THAT BLONDE HAIR HAS BEEN LOCATED IN MOST OF THE VEHICLES RECOVERED TO DATE. THE ARTIST CONCEPTIONS OBTAINED WERE FURNISHED TO THE MEDIA AND THE MATTER RECEIVED CONSIDERABLE NATION-WIDE COVERAGE, BOTH ON TELEVISION AND VARIOUS PUBLICATIONS. AS AAPAGE 4 252B-JK-34579, UNCLAS RESULT OF THIS PUBLICITY, THE MARION COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE HAS RECEIVED IN EXCESS OF 250 NAMES OF INDIVIDUALS FURNISHED BY CALLERS THAT ARE BELIEVED TO BE IDENTICAL TO THE TWO ARTIST CONCEPTIONS. AT THE PRESENT TIME, THE SHERIFF'S OFFICE HAS SEVERAL OF WHAT THEY FEEL ARE VIABLE SUSPECTS IN THIS MATTER. AT THE 12/17/90 MEETING, IT WAS OFFERED BY THE ATTENDING AGENT, SERVICE OF THE FBI AS NEEDED. THE MARION COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE FELT POSSIBLY IN EARLY JANUARY, 1990, THEY WOULD BE IN CONTACT TO MAKE A REQUEST OF THE BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE UNIT IF THIS MATTER IS NOT RESOLVED BY THAT TIME. SA HAS BEEN IN DAILY CONTACT WITH THE MARION COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE, OCALA, FLORIDA, CONCERNING THIS MATTER. LEAD, JACKSONVILLE, AT OCALA, FLORIDA, WILL CONTINUE TO MAINTAIN CONTACT WITH THE MARION COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE SHOULD ANY OF THE SERVICES OF THE FBI BE NEEDED. Bra e @ FBI FACSIMILE COVERSHEET CLASSIFICATION PRECEDENCE © Top secret Time Transmitted: © O Immediate © Secret Sender's Initials: —~2<— O Priority O Confidential ‘Number of Pages: —___— OC Routine CG. Sensitive © Unclassified ro: paw: lig (go Tams oF OF) Facsimile number: Attn: (ame ‘Room Telephone No.) eG eee (Name of Sco) Subject: Special Handling Instructions:. Originator’s Name: —_______________ Telephone: Originator's Facsimile Number: Approved: FevD0FD-36 (Rev. 8-29-85) FBI TRANSMIT VIA: PRECEDENCE: CLASSIFICATION: (%) Teletype CO Immediate 0 TOP SECRET O Facsimile (l Priority © SECRET O aIrTEL C Routine (2 CONFIDENTIAL UNCLASEF TO ‘UNCLAS Date__12/27/90 ee. FM FBI JACKSONVILLE (252B-JK-34579) (P) 'T0 DIRECTOR FBI/PRIORTTY/ 2(1Y 2 4 0 FBI CINCINNATI/PRIORITY/ | en Br Qivs UNCLAS ARMED AND DANGEROUS CITE: //3330// PASS: SA STUBBENVILLE, OHIO, RA; SSA INVESTIGATIVE SUPPORT UNIT, FBHG: Quantico. SUBJECT: UNSUB(S); CENTRAL FLORIDA MURDERS; 00: JK. RE JACKSONVILLE TELETYPE TO FBIHQ 12/21/90, AND TELCALL oF SA ro sa] sTusBENvILLE, OHIO RA, 12/26/90. SENQWYIA FACSIMILE TO CINCINNATI IS COPY OF RE TELETYPE SETTING FORTH BACKGROUND. FOR INFORMATION OF FBIHQ AND CINCINNATI, THE MARION COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE (MCSO), OCALA, FLORIDA, HAS DEVELOPED dou/£ la. lege Approved: Original filename: -Z ACC Blu, 3E/ Time Receive: SE Oe pp. Telprep filename: F700 350.2 6) MRI/JULIAN DaTE: 12.23 /34/ isx:__ 00 FOX DATE & TIME OF AccerTaNcE: JA722~99_ {or Se Je A3g 5-8APAGE 2 252B-JK-34579, UNCLAS TWO INDIVIDUALS AS PRIME SUSPECTS. (1) WHITE FEMALE, DOB AND FEMALE, DOB WHITE FEMALE, DoB| (2) WHITE PRESENTLY USING FLORIDA DRIVER'S LICENSE OF WOURNOS HAS USED NUMEROUS ALIASES AND IDENTIFICATIONS AND OTHER ALIASES OF WOURNOS ARE AS FOLLOWS: (1) DOB. (2) vos (3) DOB 4) DOB (5) DOB HAS A TELEPHONE INFORMATION WAS RECEIVED THAT. WITH NO LICENSE ON 11/18/90. FLORIDA, UNTIL 12/10/90. BOTH GIRLS HAD RESIDED AT FAIRVIEW MOTEL, PORT ORANGE, WOURNOS WAS SEEN DRIVING A MAROON GENERAL MOTORS VEHICLE WALTER GINO ANTONIO WAS REPORTED MISSING FROM TITUSVILLE, FLORIDA, ENROUTE TO ARKANSAS ON 11/18/90 AND DROVE A MAROON PONTIAC GRAND PRIX, RECOVERED be brAPAGE 3 252B-JK-34579, UNCLAS 11/24/90 IN BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA. WOURNOS HAS AN EXTENSIVE CRIMINAL HISTORY WITH USE OF WEAPONS AND HAS BEEN ARRESTED IN POSSESSION OF .22 CALIBER REVOLVER IN PAST. CAPTAIN AND MAJOR DAN HENRY, MCSO, OCALA, ARE PRESENTLY ENROUTE TO CADEZ, OHIO, TO CONDUCT INVESTIGATION IN THAT AREA RE JAND WOURNOS. wAS FURNISHED name of sa[ 7] stussenvinie Ra as conracr. be PRESENTLY THE FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF LAW ENFORCEMENT (FDLE) LABORATORY, TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA, IS EXAMINING EVIDENCE GATHERED AT VARIOUS CRIME SCENES IN AN ATTEMPT TO ASSOCIATE JAND WOURNOS AT THE CRIME SCENES. MCSO HAS REQUESTED ASSISTANCE FROM THE INVESTIGATIVE SUPPORT UNIT (ISU), SSA IsU, HAS BEEN IN TELEPHONIC CONTACT WITH THE MCSO. SAC, JACKSONVILLE REQUESTS THE USE OF THE ISU IF DEEMED APPROPRIATE AND NECESSARY. ARMED AND DANGEROUS.APAGE 4 252B-JK-34579, UNCLAS BrBMA een 1 ( Indices: Cl Negative _O See below NOTE: Hand pint names legibly; hendwring satisfactory for remainder, ‘Si Character oF ease ioLenT CRI WE CLNSUBS, CNHAL F101) MUUOLRS TORT ToCaTeT om L2 fz oftim Li: 20.4 © Peon tFeeptonc 7a bias aan ad phone Tan? | [Race Sex TT] Height Heir ‘Build T Birth date and Birthplace Mt A Dae 65” Gouna | Avecace ifm Lenae [Wai —Y Ete Cons) SoS RST 33136-3 3) Sea kere oro HAS A PHONE gMumsees Fics Sono SkwW THe Cnmpogme PAmnines Hl awerte sus pecrs jp THe News paper, AND oF THe 2 wo pl(THE Mure Suspects wito PloeiDa Recon LY.) Have EE -& KILLED es2-BICs ob THe men iat ey‘help them solve (Mount Cippnp in Soece Botom) Police sift phone tips in 8 killings Louka By Loul Sie Weer OCALA — First, the body of a Georgia farmer was {found dumped along a northeast Marion County road. He hhad been shot in the head. Next, the decomposed remains of an Ocala delivery driver were found in the Ocala National Forest. He also had been shot. Then, in September, a Crystal River man was found shot and Killed on a deserted cul-de-sac west of the Marion Oaks ‘community. Marion sheriff's officials worked diligently on the ceases, hoping for an arrest and a break to the disturbing trend, Now, they are joined by investigators from eight other law enforce- ‘ment agencies to try to find whoever is targeting middle- ‘aged men as they travel through Flori- da and Georgia. Until last week, police said little About the deaths because they worried fear would grip the community, asitdid im August with the slayings of five Gainesville college students. But since the media reported details of the Iuillings last week, police have received “several dozen calls” that may help them solve the deaths, said‘Marion sheriff's Sgt. Brian Jarvis. ‘Many of those calling are local or fro the Atlanta area. A tip:also has come in from Virginia. “What we have to dois sort out the calls that will be good leads and ones that will be dead ends,” Jarvis said Please see Police on 94 Police say they have received “several dozen calls” that may the deaths. Star Banner we Ocala, FL Wed, 12-4-40 rezoes ge euin eight men’s deaths Continued from 1A ‘The callers tell investigators they have seen women resembling the two sought for questioning. “We don’t ave any names, jst sightings,” Jar- Investigators are looking for two ‘women sho were seen hitchhiking on County Road 315, between Orange - ‘Springs and Fort McCoy, the night of July 4 after they abandoned a 1988 gray Pontiac Sunbird belonging to Peter Siems of Jupiter. Siems, 65, has_ not been heard from since he lft his hhome Jane 7 to visit relatives in AT~ Kansas or New Jersey One ofthe women has brown hai, is 5 feat 4 inches to.5 feet 8 inches tall, Weighs 175 to 200 pounds and ‘was Wearing a hat. The ofher woman Is about 5 fest 8 inches tall, 25 to 30 years old, and was wearing Bue jeans hands white Tshirt. She has a tatoo ontier arm, possibly inthe shape of 8 heart ‘The women are belig sought be- ‘cause Slems fits te profile of the eight men who have been killed ‘They are: Richard Mallory, 5, a Clearwater businessman; Douglas Giddens, 46, a farmer, of Nashville, Ga; “John Doe,” body ‘discovered May 5 in Adel, Ga; David A. Speats, 48, «heavy equipment operator, of ‘Sarasota; “oh Doe” blleved to be inhi 40s; Troy Bigene Burres, 5,8 sausage delivery driver, of Ocalz, Charles Richard “Dick” Humphreys, 5, a supervisor with the state De- pariment of Health and Rehablita- live Services, of Crystal River; and Gino Antonio, 60, a truck driver, of Cocoa, ‘Four of the eight deaths have occurred in Marion or Citrus County Since Apri Capt. Steve A. Binegar, top eriminal investigator with the Marion Sheriff's department, said the women arent lined to all eight erimes and only are sought for questioning in Slems" disappearance. He empha: sited Monday that itis premature to Say 8 serial llr is stalking men in Central Florida. He also said'a motive forthe slayings is not clear. Clear patterns are that all of the ren were white and 40 to 60 years tld. All were shot with small-caliber handguis as they traveled through Florida and Georgia on major roads. Police have deelined to make pub: tic the mumber of times each vietim vas hot “he bodies were then found either clothedepr nude in rural areas. In ost of the cages, the victims’ cars ‘Were midsing a later found in other Police are seeking two women for questioning in Sjems’ death: One is about 5 foot § inches tall and was, wearing a hat. The other ~-woman Is about 5 fect 8 Inches tall and has a tattoo. counties. Ih: some of the personal belongings were imissing, making robbery appear as a motive, investigators said. “Based on the background of each vietim, we are examining what kind Of person could get close enough to them todo them harm and overcome a natural instinct to be wary of @ stranger or ‘break down their de- fenses,” Binogar said. Shiriey Humphreys, widow of Dick Humphreys, said that if her late husband had seen two women along the highway in distress “he may have, stopped, but for someone to sneak up) on him, he was too geared in his pi fession to fall for someone like that.” Humphreys was a former Alabama police chief and a retired Air Fotce security officer. | Several criminal and sociology experts said that if the women sought ; for questioning were involved inthe eats, it would be a-unique experience for investigators, “tis very rare, extremely rare,” said Richard Hollinger, a sociology professor at the University of Flori a, "To my knowledge, thereare vir tually no female offenders who are know serial killers. Usually, women who Kl usually do so with people they know.” Steven Egger, associate professor of social justice at Sangamon State ‘ University in Springfield, Ml. sald ¢ “we don't have a good data base” about women who stalk strangers. ° ‘Bgger,a former homicide investi gator, elted power as a primary mo- five in serial killings. “The motive is not for miaterial gain but for the murder suspect to have power over their victim. In -most cases (the vietims) are not able | to alert others to their danger,” | Egger said, || D350 guy. $881) Tip given in men’s killings | Witness saw car lwrecked.in July By Loukia Louka ste venter OCALA — The first solid tead in the mystery Killings of eight men came ‘through for police Monday when an Orange Springs resident said she saw two women ‘wreck a car that belongs to a missionary missing sinee June. "The woman, who was not publicly identified, told Mavion sheriff's investigators she saw the two women have an accident on Church Street July 4 in a car that belongs to 65-year-old Peter Siems, Siems, a Jupi- ter man, was last seen leaving hishiome for ‘Arkansas or New Jersey to visit relatives. ‘The woman called police after seeing me~ dia reports about the deaths and sketches of the two women, Police want to question the women about Siems’ disappearance because he matches, the description of the eight Florida and Georgia men who have been killed in the ‘Marion and Citrus counties. ‘Marion sheriff's Capt. Steve 4. Binegar said the accident happened near the wom- | an’s house on Churci Street, about a mile Soulheast of Orange Springs. He said she ‘id not see Siems with them. ‘After the accident the women drove the cear three or four miles before abandoning the 1988 gray Pontiac Sunbird on County Road 815, between Orange Springs and Fort MeCoy. “About 12 sheriff's officers spent Tuesday searching a Wooded area where the acci- Gent happened. “We went up there and found the location where they ran through ‘a fence and tore a gate down after they missed a curve,” Binegar said. Binegar Said the vehicle had major damage but @ check of area hospitals for the women found no one matehing their description sought medical care, (Mount Clopag h Space Bebe] “This cal ns folds wher the accident ocenrred, For sone unknown reasons the} were back on this dit road tha leads ono. where,” he aid uring Tuesday's hunt, investigators found debris town fom the car that wil be submitted for analysis to the Florida Department of Law Baforcement in Tall hassee. Binegar declined to make com) ments about what was found ie did say cans of the same brand of beet found in Slems' car also were ound at the soene ‘h search of «two area wil contin- we tis morning ‘sine last December, ight men between aa 6 yar ot ave een sot an ‘vith Smallealiber handguns as th traveled trough Florida and Georla. The ties then were found eltioreloted or tude in ral areas In mst of fhe cass, * the vllimg” ears were missing and later found in other Florida counties While fob tery has been suggested in some of the deaths, a clear motive has not heen « established. ‘The investigation is poling resources trom nine law enforcement agencies arose the slate past year. Four of the killings happened in ...-. “5 DeaurB Jvwicaber ey ores} Stor Bonner [pew Ocala, FL Wed, 12-5-70 {rm oma ASAB-TK-34579 Jewsstceson Euomeng Oe Inaeane repoF350 mr B88 ia Lou Bunetae tools ORANGE SPRINGS — A daylong search ‘Wednesday ofa wooded area in northeast Mar- jon County did not bring any surprises for $0 Jammen who armed themoelves with all-terrain vehicles, trucks, a heliopter and hoses, 1ook- ing for cues in the disappearance of a 65-year- old Jupiter man. “ve did't find any addtional trace of Peter Siems,” sald Marion sheriff's Capt. Steve A Binegar as he prepared to leave the search headquarters off County Roads 315 and 21, behind Orange Springs Community Chureh, “Pm tot disappointed. It was an area that had to be Searched under the circumstances,” he sald ‘The hunt was prompted by an Orange sea mT (Mount Cippng hn Space Bob) 30 lawmen come up dry following daylong search Springs woman who called Marion sheriff's investigators Monday and told them she saw two ‘women wreck a car belonging to Siems, a mi sionary who was last seen June 7 as he left hhome to visit relatives in Arkansas, ‘The woman told officials the accident happened July 4, near her house on Church Street, He said she did not see Siems with the women. “After the wreck, the women drove the damaged Pontiac Sunbird three or four miles before abandoning the car’on CR 315. Police want to question the women about Siems’ whereabouts because he matches the criteria of eight Florida and Georgia men who hhave been Killed in the past year. Four of the killings happened in Marion and Citrus Please see Lawmen on 134 AR GO. ‘A witness saw Wo ‘woman vrook Sioms ‘car on Church Street in Orange Springs. south Police searched an area between CR. Ocklawahe River. of Orange Springs 15 and the| ‘Siams' wrecked and abandoned car was found on GA 318 south ‘of Orange Springs. The Women were seen‘itch- hiking on the same road. MARION'CO. ‘Sinan asa ee Investigator Gerald Combs, Deputy Randy Scheib, Deputy Art King and Sat. ‘Don Chapman, left to right, head out to a wooded field near Orange Springs ‘Wednesday afternoon as part of a daylong search by the Marion County | sheriff's Department for clues to the whereabouts of Peter Siems. reree De Iss?, Wanted for questioning Wanted for questioning in connection with gisappearance | of Peter Sioms, 65, of Jupiter. These women were seen hitchhiking after abandoning ‘Sioms' wrecked'car on-July 4, 5' 4°40 5°67, heavy buld, | short brown'hair, ] lt |; White: female | | Si6"10.5'407, blonde hair, 20- 30'years ol, Last soon wearing| blue jeans anda white T-shirt. ae ; Lawmen sweep region for clues Continued from 1A ‘counties. Patterns that have emerged in the Jalings are that all of the victims Were between 40 and 60 years old. They all had been shot with small- aliber handguns and their bodies ‘were found clothed or nude in rural areas. In many of the deaths, the vietims’ cars were used during the homicides ‘The normally tranguil search area took on a new look Wednesday when law officers began arriving at 7:20 am. driving marked and unmarked patrol cars and four-wheel drive trucks. They set up a mobile com- ‘mand post equipped with two-way ra- dios and telephones and parked horse trailers nearby. A helicopter, plloted by sheriff's Sgt. Keith Fender, hov- fered above the area throughout the morning. Several miles away, at Renee's ‘Restaurant, customers mixed tal of the eight deaths in between food or- ders. Chief Little Buck, of the Cox- Osceola“ Seminole’ Indian Reservation, sald that after the women wrecked Siems’ car, a man who lives in a trailer nearby talked to the ‘omen and asked them if they needed help, “They said they would get someone they knew to get the ear out, The next time he saw them, they were driving the ear away,” Chief Little Buck said, ‘He also said that in mid-July, about two weeks after the wreck with Siems’ car, he recalled seeing an unusual number of buzzards by the alli- gator ponds near the reservation, “If the body was left back there, it ‘was dry during the summer and the {ator ponds are infested,” he sald. ‘The Search has locals about a series of killings usually re- served for urban areas, Chief Little Buck said “There are alot of people talking about it. A big story around here is an auto accident,” he said. ‘Beatrice Underwood, a Handy Way clerk in Orange Springs, sald many area residents remember the night the car was wrecked. “I wasn't work- ‘ng that night but a woman reported (two people) had wrecked a car, Tm pretty sure she came in here to use the phone,” Underwood said By 4 pm, about four square males hhad been searched and officials did not find anything significant in the ‘woods, which were thick with weeds and prickly twigs and plants, There were several findings of deer and cat- fle bones among piles of trash and discarded appliances. The paths led nowhere, investigators said, and could have been a gold mine for someone trying to hide evidence, nvestigators also combed the area ‘Tuesday and found a broken gate and {ence where the accident reportedly happened. Debris that had been thrown from the car was collected and sent to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement analysis lab in ‘Tallahassee. Binegar would not be specific about what was found, Tn addition to examining the debris, Binegar said, authorities will {ollow up on any phone tips generated by published reports, ‘Authorities have not said the women are involved in all eight killings. ‘They also have stopped short of saying a serial killer is stalking middle- ‘aged men as they travel through Florida, The dead men, found from December 1989 to Nov. 19, 1990, are: Richard Mallory, 51, Clearwater Douglas Giddens, 46, Nashville, Ga, ‘John Doe; David Spears, 43, Sara- spta; John Doe; Troy Burress, 50, Yeala; Charles Richard “Dick” Hum- ‘phreys, 58, Crystal River; and Gino ‘Antonio, 60, Cocoay OL INE NL GSC ney roumes bec t—rorijeste All ho setine wore whie and codmelyiess an atyerretdons mle ame from A toc years a. sinker iciee ee ie imaatoreaqaias foothrs tines y et Fhnerieieaaiog, Heatunacnay wet smuteiearnee Sees gina SR RRL ASN | cree tare Wedge striae Ape rms Mr ry eee ee ® ig men have been ted ence ae December, fe wdesprend bel hat the igs i Te «wh nds found slang main highway pelea ctr twa women sched ee "line" north-central rida or southern Georgia andere forquestoningin man’s appesance i Spgs alae Sayer set tetas aaa wars eae Seay om pseuy hors cy fro woman stan Pele rect di < racemes Sieg rca eneral, ‘Seeing ir unsfs Ch and recon rch oteps Las | eezates a aera ee ‘But he aceidemt apparently dis ge ‘Weed tit he men were ed Oy Ar ity nwo pSceerSl WEST - women tend to pennies ay Sai aeiin % commit veryfew ¥, ae eer oan a ing tiesimemor | | St ey San BS loud “es wan do hy 0 eae vee Eee tt of the homicides. ut aide kes ad gue By * si cereal Beale ame ther chingseterat aint Rap i S se ent fe eo ie Sere har nat been note Cotagiertone fm pw na tte Reh Rey] temic earn ese, et are tare tuo ad hao es+ sani Pores A peda (Rey. 628-50) . e PAGE.Ot Routine to. “Mas Facsimile mutt Attn: Frown: | pocial Handtay ret Origina! «ame: Telephorne: Originator's Facsimile Nurnber: ! 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N NGR @ QJECTELE RECUMERED? + NUMBER nUnBER OF ‘out leetivn Criteria: ALL ect a command. ST LAST «PREV REXT eLECT ETT 41ST 200 UNZOOH DONE TOTAL PAGE.32 aeALONG THE ROAD The victims were all white, middle-aged males, traveling alone. By LOUIS LAVELLE and STEPHEN THOMPSON Tribune Staff Writers Women sought i in series of killings ree BREVARD ie “oun romolg rea net Se: "The yin Rd att 8 ny 19 = GHASSAROWITZ: 1c 4 KA — David. ASpeaisr43, of "MARION OAKS “| Ocoee, is:iast:eoeh deaving hs. ervisorCharis, Job near-Onense: Hisspartaly.¢2 sionas, soamposes body found ‘enarelieroad June art. th Ghrue 5 etnoar State Road ‘stato 75. Tho man was lait “Meshesiny ‘Cras a June 7 yuprreR'== Mis. =idonary Potor Sims, 657 fast ‘The Tampa Tribune, Friday, December 14, 1990‘Marion County Sherift's officials search a wooded area recent- ly for Peter Siems, of Jupiter, who has been missing since his photograph by DAVID J.’PHILLIP ‘car was involved in an accident in June. See biographies of all victims, 244,254+ OCALA — Paramedic Brendj bid, called to the scene of a sil help to two women they thought might have been injured. ett and her firefighter nus Pear accident July 4, offered” ‘But the tall blonde and the short brunette said they weren't involved jn an accident; they Were just hitchhiking to Dayto- i THE VICTIMS nna Beach for a fireworks dis- Biographies of the 10 play. middle-aged males/ 248,254 Tne Hewetts sent then to —=———— local display and thought litle more of it “They were just regular, everyday girl calls " Brenda Hewett re. Police believe the women may be linked to the slayings of ‘eight men found along rural roadsides in Florida and Georgia in, the past year and the disappearances of two others. While authorities say i's premature to label the women sus- ects, ttiey say they have reason to believe they may have a serial killer on their hands based on similarities of the victims “3 ‘and the circumstances of their deaths. ‘The victims were all white, middle-aged mates, traveling SB peerom Poe 1A She, who were killed with small allder weapons and left nude oF ‘Bgttiany nude on seldom-used ‘taads, $esln addition, the drivers seats in Shen of the ears had been set in the SPewaramost position; the glove SeSqupartments had been cleaned out BRBY some of the cars were found eked withthe keys inside on the tpr. in cases where credit cards Sree missing, they were never SSF the slayings are the work of ‘auate serial hllers tis criminal BRenomenon that experts say is Fetically unknown in the United = . Males more violent 31 [Ron Akers, a sociology professor a the University of Florida and se- nfor research associate at UF's fAminology center, said only 1 per- ceént or 2 percent ofall serial killers are women and in most cases those ingolve “angels of mercy,” nurses ‘bo kill patients to put them out of -Ahgir misery. They're extremely rare,” he sali, “There's no doubt that in all argas of violence males predozii- nafe. Look at all the murders and ‘woinen comprise a very small per- ceatage. In serial murders it's an even smaller percentage. No one but the killers knows when the carnage began. ‘Law enforcement officials made the connection between three of the eight deaths last summer when the sherif's offices In Citrus and Pasco counties began working with the Georgia Bureau of Investigation. See WOMEN, Page 22A:74 Charles Richard Humphreys, a year-old ex-police chief and supervisor in the Sumterville office of the state Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services, disappeared after work on Sept. 11 and his body was discovered the following day in an undeveloped subdivi- sion in Marion County. His car was found in Live Oak a week later. ‘The most recent death was that of Walter Gino Antonio. The 60- year-old security guard from Mer- ritt Island was driving to Alabama when he was killed. His body was found Nov. 19 in a wooded area off US, Highway 27 in Dixie County. His vehicle was found five days lat- cer in Brevard County. ‘Authorities are continuing their ‘search for two other men. Mission- ary Peter Siems, 65, of Jupiter disappeared in June; his car was found ‘uly 4, after it was driven through a {gate in Marion County. Curtis Reid, 50, a Titusville roofing engineer, was last seen Sept. 7. His Oldsmo- bile was found in Oriando Nov. 19. “swe think whoever is doing this fs somehow getting the people off guard in order to.get into the vehi fle with them, then at a later time probably doing what they're doing, ‘eid Sel. Robert Douglas of the Mar~ fon County Sheriff's Office. “T don't iknow If they're picking tem up at a ‘convenience store, or hitchhiking or what fon Dec. 13, 1989, when Richard. Mallory, 51, @ Clearwater television repair shop owner, was found dead off a rural back road of Volusia County, 12 days after his Cadillac was. discovered near Ormond Beach =-Douglas Giddens, a 46-year-old ‘iedimer from Willacoochee, Ga., was Haund dead four months later on {April § near the northera city limits ‘of Ocala. He was killed returning home from Fort Lauderdale. E.On May 5, the badly decom- Foted remains of an unidentified xtifin were found by a couple pick- 30g plums outside Adel, G “ztA 43-year-old Ocoee construction worker, David Spears, who was last ‘geen leaving work on May 19, was ound on June 1 on a dirt road off ‘BS. Highway 19, north of the Citrus: ‘Hernando line. 3: The body of Charles Carskad- don, 41, a Prairie Home, Mo, press fOperator, was found south of State ‘Road 52 and west of Interstate 75 In ‘Pasco County on June 6, the day before his Cadillac was found on the ferstate in Ocala ‘Troy Eugene Burress, a 50-year- ‘old sausage delivery man from ‘Ocala, was found dead by campers in Ocala National Forest aug. 4, Stour days after his truck was found “nearby. Gainesville a Authorities say the slayh 2 are receiving ess publicly ana ess Publi outrage = tan those of five College studenis who were Quleke erin their Gaines apartments iss bere ney Ik many tne sensational elemats af hang deaths. as ois Some Involved mulation, they were discovered on a dally’ bass And they tok place In sma park Of a city populate by thousands of College students. Te roadside he Ingsby conta, cecured ver a long period of tine and ian area stretching fom soutiern Georgia to central Plone “We haven had the impact th had," Douglas sald. "Hove ite spread out over the whole tate The chances of being'a victim in Gainesville were gree I te sex ofthe Gunes vic tims was reason the’ sayings eased national outrage — our at the five were women’ — ten te fact these ers may be womes will draw salon attention to te deaths, experts sy ‘There have been only 10 eases of femate seria klers i the Unieprotessor of eriminal Joti Northeastern University in Hotes ‘Attong men, tree of 10 serials S have an accomplice, he tk “To find a we man Seni fWell, director of the crimi tee Experts say motives for serial Prowse naked of edstates in te iat j 8 lst decade ana‘ ony one of tose nave women as. team, sid Tames Aine eet ‘t only partially ound \y_ partially trot Of te ways you really con- rol someone is you make them un. dress," he sald. “They're much to do what you want them Akers said police should be looking for women with eriminal re. Cords, @ history of violence in their families and a history of being vic- Unlike the Galnesvite staying, which were investigated by as asay 5120 people and at & cos of mene than $2° millon, the roadside i Ings are being avestigated in large part by Maron County autnortigg D 6We think whoever is doing this is somehow getting the: people off guard in vehicle with them, then at.a later time probably doing what they’re doing. 99 — Sgt. Robert Douglas with help from other jurisdictions where bodies or vehicles are found, ‘The Florida Department of Law Enforcement and Federal Bureau of Investigation also are assisting in the probe. So far, investigators have called in a forensic anthropologist to reconstruct the faces of two Jon Does and conducted a nationwide search of dental records to identify > their remains, autopsies have been conducted on the victims, the cars have been dusted for fingerprints, hair and fibers and slugs removed from the bodies have been analyzed ‘on County Sheriff's Office about 20 men-have been pul ‘some 250 leads since the sketches of the two suspects were released about two weeks ago. vve got people walking into Police stations across the country, ‘these women,” ‘Binegar sald ‘Douglas-sald investigators have fey approach becatise ‘don't have facis — such as eye- imony or forensic evi- f dence — linking the same killers to all the crimes. “The facts are what we need to these cases (and) we don’t hav enough,” he said. "If we could sayTHE VICTIMS | ‘The Tampa Tribune, Friday, December 14, 1990 Charles Humphreys For Shirley Humphreys the wait ing ended at 2:30 am. on Sept. 12 with a knock at the door and five sheriff's deputies standing outside. “As soon as I saw their shadows in. the door, 1 knew what’ it was,” she said. “You don’ spend 35 years married to a cop without knowing what ‘that means’ Charles Humphreys, a former _Syla- ccauga, Als, o> Humphreys lice chief and a retired US. Air Force security off cer; had been found shot to death on a secluded dead end street in rural ‘Marion County. = Humphreys, 56, of Crystal River wa8 last heard from about 4 p.m. Sept. 11, when he called his office to say he was on his way home. He Was reported missing that night. His body was found less than 24 hours later by two teen-agers. His wife spent the next anxiety- filled day with ner 22-year-old son, Charies, waiting. Shirley Hum: phreys has spent the last two Months wondering what she could hhave done to save her husband's Mite, ‘The night before his death, the couple celebrated their 35th anni- versary by having dinner out. They came home early because Hum- phreys had to work the next day in Sumierville, where he was @ child abuse investigator for the state. ‘The couple woke at 6 a.m. Sept. 11 and discussed whether to meet in Crystal River that night. But they decided against it "1 wish I had said yes,” she said. “That way he would have taken 2 different way home.” — STEVE ORLANDO Troy Eugene Burress ‘Twice in the middle of the night, Jerry Thompson and his son Tim traced the route truck driver Troy Eugene Burress was supposed to take. But they couldn't find Burress or the refrigerat- ed Gilchrist, Sausage Co, tuck “he was driving. Early on that same ‘morning of Ju- ly 31, the Marie on " County Sheriff's Office {ound the abandoned truck at the intersection Burress of state roads 40 and 19, halfway between Daytona Beach and Ocala. ‘There was no sign of Burress. Four days later, on Aug. 4, ‘campers stumbled on the body of the 50,yearold father of two in the Ocala National Forest. He died from a gunshot wound to his chest ‘While company policy prohibits drivers from picking up anyone, his wile said Burress would stop to help anyone who appeared to be in need. “He never knew a stranger, which might have been his down: fall,” said Sharon Burress, his wife. Burress of Ocala left between 6 and 6:30 in the morning, to deliver 1,000 to 1,500 pounds of smoked sausage. His route was supposed to bee- Tine to Daytona, then through the Ocala National Forest, stopping at Salt Springs, Fort McCoy and Citra before returning to Ocala. He only ‘made it to Salt Springs. ‘Tim Thompson, the owner's son, fs troubled by the recovery of the truck. Thompson said he and his fa- her passed the spot just an hour before police found the vehicle, but It was empty. "He would probably stop for women or women with chil dren,” said Sharon Burress, “but he wouldn't stop for a man because he just thought a man could help himself — STEPHEN THOMPSON Richard Mallory Richard Mallory closed his television repair shop in Clearwater Nov. 30, 1989, hopped behind the wheel of his 12-year-old Cadillac and pointed It toward Daytona Beach. His badly decomposed body was found 13 days later about 12 miles from where his abandoned 1977 Cadillac was discovered near Ormond Beach, Linda Mal- Jory, who met Mallory at a party in July 1986 and married him five months later, said he always helped people who needed assistance, a trait that might have been his undoing, “Sometimes he was so sweet and 10 minutes later he would be the opposite and scare the heck out of you,” she said. “But if he saw a Woman in distress, he would stop and help her.” Others described Mallory, 52, as 22 quiet person, the type who rarely socialized and’ didn’t make friends “He didn't talk about his private life very much to anybody. He kept to himself and was always pleas- aint” said Larry Horzepa, an invest- gator with the Volusia County Sher- lifts Office. ‘Horzepa said the focus of the probe is the IZhour gap between the time Mallory left Clearwater and the time his car was found ‘abandoned near Ormond Beach, — LOUIS LAVELLE|Walter Gino Antonio Walter Gino Antonio carried @ ‘gun most of his waking hours — except for the one time he needed it ‘most The 62-year-old security guard trom Merritt Island left his ‘9mm semiauto- ‘matic pistol at home when he left for Ala- bama on Nov. 18. A day later, he was dead, shot several times with a smail-caliber weapon and lett naked ex: ‘cept for his socks on a seldomaused hunting road near Crass City. His employer said Antonio fin- ished at the top of his class in marksmanship, but that didn't help im because he was unarmed when fhe met his attackers. “When you look down the nozzle of a gun, whether its a 22 oF a how- ltzer, the barrel gets bigger,” said Lt. Col. Richard McGowan of Eagle Patrol and Security in Cocoa Beach. + "Especially when you don’t have one. ‘Antonio's vehicle was found Nov. 24 near an apartment complex in a wooded area of Brevard Coun- vy. Antonio's fiancee, Alean Berry, said he was going to Alabama for @ trucking job. If she could roll back “T wouldn't let = LOUIS LAVELLE Peter Siems Peter Siems of Jupiter spent the better part of his life helping others. Now police say the missionary's disappearance June 7 might provide the help they need to locate two women wanted for questioning in elght deaths and two missing persons cases, including his own. ‘The women were seen rid- ing in Siems Pontiac Sun- bird on High- way 315 in Marion County on July 4. After crashing the car in- toa gate and abandoning it, the duo was offered medical care by a paramedic and a firefighter who later gave authorities a description. A ool of blood in the passenger's seat ‘may provide additional cites Stefan Siems said he nas given up hope that his 65-year-old father has survived, but he hasn't given up hope that the killers will be caught “It really bothers me that anybody would do anything like that. Ws a shame and a crime," he said. ‘Somebody's got to pay.” Bill Lowery of the Christ is the Answer Crusade, a 600-member evangelical organization where Siems worked as a missionary, said the former merchant marine al- Ways was willing to lend @ hand. “He would give you the shirt off his back," he said. “He was a real trusting Soul... He had a real ser- vant’s heart Detective John Wisnlesk! of the Jupiter police said authorities still consider Siems a missing person even though their search has ended. “He was your basic retiree who was going to do a little traveling.” Wisnieski said. “All of a sudden he just drops off the face of the earth.” — LOUIS LAVELLE David A. Spears When Universal Concrete closed lis Ocoee plant 1%4-years ago, the company offered only one of its 45 employees a job at its: Sarasota lant: loading supervisor David A. Spears. ‘Sarasota was nearly 100 miles away, but the 43-year-old fa ther of three took the job, staying ina rented trailer during — the week and going home to his, family on weekends, It was on one of those weekend trips May 19 that Spears disappeared. His 1983-Dodge pickup truck was found May 28 near Ocala, but his nude, decomposed body wasn't found until June 1, Spears, Identified by a forensic dentist using X-rays of his teeth, was shot with a smallcaliber Weapon. “He was one of the nicest red necks.” said Roy Wright, general manager for Universal. “He was just as good, honest, hardworking and trustworthy as they come, but he was also the kind of guy who would stop for a hitch hiker or help someone broken down (on the road,” said Wright. — STEPHEN THOMPSON Curtis Reid Curtis Reid had everything planned on that Friday in Septem: ber. He'd cashed his paycheck, pack- ting between $600 and $1,100, and he was heading to Orlando where detectives say he told his mother he had a “hot date." ‘Two months later, on Nov. 19, authorities found his Oldsmobile Ciera abandoned near the intersee- tion of State Road 436 and the East- West Expressway in Orlando, Inside the car, investigators found both pairs of Reid's glasses. ‘The 50-year-old roofing engineer still hasn't been found. On Sept. 10, the next Monday, Reld failed to report to work at EGEG Contractors, which contracts with NASA. His sister reported him missing Sept. 11 after she found he ‘wasn't home. Investigators suspect Reid may have been killed — likely another victim in the slayings of middle- aged men — in part because of his devotion to his ill mother. His daily calls to his mother to be sure she didn't need help stopped- after his sisappearance. ‘The last to see him were people he goes to church with, who greeted him as he was leaving the credit union where he cashed his check Sept. 7. — STEPHEN THOMPSONJohn Doe 2: He is identified only as Doe. Before detectives can determine ‘who killed him, they must deter- ‘ine who he is and they are finding that more difft- cult than expected. ‘John Doe is @ white male, 18 to 30 years old, with a stocky build, possibly that of weight lifter or laborer, according to John White, assistant special agent in charge at the Georgia Bureau of In- vestigation. He was shot with a small-caliber ‘weapon. So far, the only identifying fea ture is a tattoo on the victim's right arm: @ snarling black panther's head pierced by a blood-soaked dag- ser. ‘The mainly skeletal remains of the body. were found May 5 along side a two-lane logging road leading into a stand of pine trees between ‘Adel and Morven, Ga,, just north of the Florida line. With several bones missing — most likely carried off by animals — investigators can't tell how tall the vietim is, The only way to ob tain a photographic likeness of him ‘was to have a forensic anthropologist use the bones to reconstruct his head. Georgia investigators are con- ducting a nationwide search for dental records matching those found on the victim but so far have been unsuccessful — LOUIS LAVELLE. ‘Sonny’ Carskaddon Charles E. “Sonny” Carskaddon was" looking forward to marriage and a new career when he left Prai- rie Home, Mo., on May 31 to pick up his brideto-be in Tampa, But he never arrived His body was found near Inter state 75 in rural Pasco County June 6 Carskaddon, 40, was a friendly man who had to give up hls previ- ‘ous work as a cross-country trucker because he developed glaucoma, He and his girlfriend Peggy Hood decided to return to his boyhood home Jn Missouri and get married after he landed a job there as a press operator. His mother, Florence Carskad- don, said her Son lived briefly in ‘Tampa earlier this year before de- ciding to move back to Missouri because he liked the slower-paced lifestyle in the Midwest, His car, a 1975 Cadillac he was restoring as a hobby, was found-by his girlfriend's brother stripped and burned in front of a truck stop near Wildwood on June 9, said Florenge Carskaddon, Because he was so handy with tools, he would have been an easy target for robbers preteriding 19 have car trouble, said Florence Car- skaddon — DAVID SOMMER Douglas Giddens - Douglas Giddens ha a wife who toved him and a son who looked up to him What he didn't have was money for fertilizer to make his 36acre farm in Willacooctee, Ga, grow the peppers. = Sauash and zc: ; chin that would put a roof over their heads an food on ther table So ne went to see a friend Fort Lauder. dale who prom ised "to. Tend him "$2,000. Giddens, 46, never returned (On April 8, the day after he et his vebicle vas found abandoned fn Ocala apartment complex an his body wes found in a dense ‘wooded area nearby. He" was sh setra times ‘with smaltcaibg ‘weapon. Giddsis' wite, Marge, said & took a long ime for her to accerh the fet that Rer husband had beet slain She wants 10 continue working the farm withthe help of thelr If yearold son and two etre ton her previous marrage Fn eventaty do what nz wanted done. Til make that land Work.” she said, “Ws not easy." weil make that land what my Bis band and bis daddy wanted” | — LOUIS LAVELLE { Giddens §r beokaé | sofort ta «1 ol 1 Insect forie ‘oanuoo.ooosbo20a0enea307otpaootDto0SPE000OKSEN0005EODROND ‘conpuserve Inferation Service 1000 cst Friday 14-Dees0 P woe Rea 12/L¢ 0836. Serial KiNinge caUA, Pl (AP) ~ Investigators are oanedeting the musual possibility that to’ feralesecial killers are eeapoaible for the shooting deaths of eight ‘ddlevaged sale eotorists and disappearances of tuo others in the pst year. Duthorities are reluctant to say publicly the deaths are related. Bat they id distribute conosite davings of tyo nen wanted for qutstionog. Int “0 1d 60, thelr bodler OTE TTT (ne victin's ody was fod in soutborn Georgia, the rest in various places road the northern balf of Ploriéa. The fist body vas fowed a year age Tacs, ‘vo nissing nen also may be part of the Booly ebain, their abandoned ears Ive been ceca eile, Belonging toa partine nissienty sven leaving an apcdent involving the nissfoary's cara, the Fourth of Sul Fi as "jetce not 100 percent sure all the bonides are relate,” said cpt. 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Re old Surhae et reuietae Sid ane pe mrebiene holier 2 cement ageniahate moved oto motels snd | eig sparen sone have toi thet fons Oat they Reon ie cae for ea. : ald even get” Regier a ten The mot majny ote tank ice vl ead abr The at marty fhe ta ie Wl op ibe Bltga “and props Inger t Hone wth The lg of the ve sedets — Se Larson, (uation Powel, Casa Hoyt, Tracy Pls aod ‘ase ateoda~ sparked the owt igs vests fin inthe sates recent Netory. On Aug. 29th Sy ‘Mtr the lat bees mere found, mre a 360 pce tr um ee ena rexel he Seber Goo oe ey, dh 63 investigators remain o Ue ce, ‘Teyhavelooked at ooe tan 500 eats Tees: = murder probe Authorities are arranging for families ofthe victims to meet in Gainesville early next month for updates on the investigation, {ation fs cost more than $2.5 milo, bt mone Is ita wp, The sek forea focety typed ok 8 See othadr gat recede 0,00, ‘eon County Shere Cap. Sete Bodtord, an Investigate in the Ted Bundy Seve utd eet ar Sol es wore aut the eae eee tate De cote i re or Gate eee "Rea te a see raat rere Saar eaten ae Bao esata dc Hainer cnt eae SE rE sme ote dines easy ; : eng oot Bing od "gear rt 2 it Seana ual Sunes aR SLE NS et te eae ‘County, which borders Alachua County.“ But you kad to ‘Giada oe am 90 — the day of Hmpbey's retontbebeing ih a [itighctens genoa kin stent So tsnen "They list knw about ove evi inci ely ‘Bin Hoyt Cra Ho’ sept, ad ‘phuey haraie fer a ae let 3 Duin Banat ep {arene morning, i wan sot hse weeks elo Me at ut hind mes" Dina Hoyt wii stared kno mes And bloomed me set oe ere hs Geer ae Sasa Va ever aren Scat ower GSieaainaeer nae ae Eaceaiete ts Renae eee parent lune rman a auspect today bat nota trong drags on, chief calls for alert Gamesville ‘When memories fade, it becomes extremely difficult when you're tracking down leads.’ STEVE BODFORD LeonGoneysentrecs on avestiatra and th vic fies say. Seven Ey rember ty poe have inated toe ey have no sttng carpet "bey fa Gey he cian vdence dt fy iced somebody up, they woul kaw i wae bn hata Hoye saa, Polce werent more specie. “The tat force arranging fer the etn fe to meetin Ganev near January for epstn the ie Bt Dim Hoy azedy i fig oe elie “investors are't planing to gle a presetaton shea fs Seeee pan faateage oe 4" TERROR IN GAINESVILLE . «fey. Profile: fr acted out fantasies | The killer, according = | toa psychological brofile, when angry would be likely to refer | tohimselfin the third ~ | person. He thinks of + | himself as a superior “| person who has been victimized. He thinks of himself as above others and above the law. He seesa correctness to what he | has done,The Midnt Herald asked John Philin, a pycholgit, to prepare @:psychological profile on the killer of five students in Gainesville ‘By JOHN PHILP: ‘Special to The Heralet"> ‘The killiigS'of five college students in Gainesville this summer shocked Florida and inspired the most intense Manhunt in regent history. And it begged the question: R says killer ac€d out fantasies ‘This profile of the killer is based on what is knowr. about the crimes from police sources, Herald interviews and research into multiple killers. te ccs with tis warning: No single suspect shou expected to satisfy all point ofthe profile, nor shoulé any suspect be ignored because he or she fails to satisfy ihe profile: te profi is but ne investigative tool, Case Who could doiach a thing? ‘PLEASESEE PROFILE, 224 aed ts Neighbors reported _ hearin = : Incomplete, iferencts have hal £9 George ‘Michael's Faith payed : be made. The result is less specific loudly at around 10 a.m. on Friday, the inadequacy that he believes he and potentially less reliable than the Poti ho concmtngr apemerinced ing typical model used by investigators. % banging noise placement oft —_o a spumded ke alack dou thatsuck | ated Tamed nara owell’s mother indica the capacity to remove faneets THE MURDERS plc folder that thelr jtyed | Pathe pact to remove himeal 6 preci Sonja Larson roommate, Obvious taese Ine through the door anfeneeure and Christina Powell question There whether this was 2 wing the doth ieagetcelt nee The bodies of second-semester random selection of :music "just to ‘The killer was taunting the police, ¢ freshmen Sonja Larson and Chris- |} mask other noise, After listening to though this was not his primary mis } 4, tina Powell were found Aug. 26, a it, [find that hard to believe. Some sion, He could have been rejected ag Sunday, in their student apartment Iyties on the album suggest attibu an aspiring officer, told he wasn't {near the University of Florida. They tion of enormous amounts of power ‘good enough and maybe all he could “were likely killed the previous to women that is seductive in find was a security job somewhere, ‘Thursday night or early Friday. nature, accompanied by the expec- ‘And now he was teling the cops that Both had marks suggesting they tation that {he man wile betrayed, he was better than good enough, “had been restrained and silenced by gould this have been one of the ‘The additional element at this adhesive-backed tape on. their ‘subtle messages”, mentioned by crime scene was an incision made in ands legeand mou police? It is possible, even likely, ‘The scene suggests forced entry, probably after the women were asleep, The killer's initial focus was + * omsilencing and restraining them. If both were sleeping, the killer would wake them one’at'a time because he wouldn't want to risk losing control, but he would want them awake and aware — he had something he wanted to get across to his victims: he wanted to lecture ‘them or teach them something. > After the two victims ‘were restrained and silenced, he could iBegin a ritual’ scene, one he } Tehearsed many times in fantasy | and which he may have acted upon + before. His ritual would tkely include both sexual activity of some sort and sadistic torture, followed by post-mortem cutting ‘and pos ning of the remains. Facial muti- lation was apparently part of it believe that what he does fo the Victims while they are stil alive is the single most critical item in beginning to understand how he thinks The killer was comfortable a this scene, remained for an extended period and would seem to have been unconcerned about being’ inter- rupted. Larson was found in an upstairs bedroom; Powel in the living room, where she was probably sleeping on a sofa bed. Powell had moved into | the apartment on the previous | Wednesday night, and she could have been monitored then, that he showered before leaving, ‘And this clean gentleman would hhave walked out of that apartment and the complex in the daylight, THE SECOND SCENE Christa Hoyt Early Monday morning, only 10 hours after the first two bodies were found, police opened the apartment of Santa Fe Community College stu dent Christa Hoyt and founda scene of horror. The 18-year-old had been decapitated and her body sadisti- cally mutated, probably sometime between 1 a.m. and 1 p.m, Sunday. ‘The scene was arranged for maxi- ‘mum shock value fo whoever would enter. Across from the front door was a bookcase, On top of it was the victim's head, ‘The placement suggests that the Killer not only was going to own, humiliate, terrify “and destroy Christa Hoyt: He was going to send 4 message, a visual message, that the city, if not the country, would find repusive and terrifying, He was saying we all are going to pay for the exclusion, the humiliation, the fear, the body from the lower abdomen to the breast bone — an incision like that made atthe beginning of autop- Sle, Several references fave been ade regarding the precise nature of the cutting and the sll involved, wl and avocational implications run the gamut from hunting and taxidermy to aspira tons in the medical field — every. thing from orderly to medical doc RE ‘SOMETHING WERT WRONG ‘acy Paules i and Manuel Taboada’ ciey moming the bodies of Foommates Tracy’ Paules and ‘Manny Taboada were found in their apartment. They were likely kiled before dawn Monday. ‘This death scene was different, ‘Something stopped the ritual, Unlike the other scenes, there was evidence of a confrontation — including defensive wounds on both victims’ arms — and no suggestion of the binding found on the other ies. But there also was no men tion of screaming or other noises, *° Possibly the killer was less inter- ested in the sexual ritual by this ee sere ita by ths tine tan he antjatod sed coke on ea everything. It’s distinctly te > that he was injured at this SY ‘Whatever the ‘T expect, Petrol doco, aia ater sitying police pretence, inight account for terminating his activity fora time. ic TT THE METHOD t 2 A stalker in the woods “4 The killer seems to begin by selecting victims who fit his victim profile — petite, attractive brunets — but access to the apartment complexes would remain a critical item for him, At al three crime scenes this is a common thread: He can observe the units from the woods ‘without being seen. He came prepared. He drove a car, probably parked at a nearby complex and walked through the ‘woods to his destination, fle brought a weapon and tape to restrain and pat over the mouths of hhis victims to silence them. He removed the tape and took it with him, If he left anything at a scene, it was for a purpose, : ‘Twould expect that he would live, work, andjor be a student in the Gainesville area, but he does like to drive long distances. This behavior seems to be omnipresent song serial rapists and killers and appears: to be related to dissociation — the capability to remove himself from the scene, as if he were watching himself act. He may feel unreal, a8 though what is going on around him has a quality of unreality. His offenses were not controlled sene 2 “i “fle may wel have done talking Fouts of Ganesvie, He rr fas klledbelores gaia? 2° Fhe eelecuon of tie knte othe capon shuld be noted forts a880- Muon with vengeance and restit-: [poi and the fact that it requires “Physeal contact withthe victim. Of farther practical value here is that this pertonanicpated doing acer- fan Scant cobing beyond what ‘was necesary toll. He knew tat he would murder; stan an exon bed parts ate aapect of his fantasies, He probably has done break-ins before maybe ust ereepycrawly trips where’ he entered, moved things around and perhaps removed innocuous objets. : "The whole idea of watching a ‘woman, coming in from the outside, invading her privacy, would appear to be a sigiticant part ofthe tual nd the rated fantasy system, This uy may have a juvene record for Eis type of offense. T would expect hin to wear gloves and to have gym bag o knapsack for his tools and souvenis. Such an accessory would be perfectly nor- alin the student population. —1 THE KILLER Neat, clean and no remorse From the moment the killer selects his victims and begins moni toring their apartment, through his entry and restraining and silencing of them, he is a sharply focused Predator in a heightened state of anticipation. ‘Once he as control ofthe scene, hhe may make the transition toa rage state, which could include beating, | strangulation, biting, extensive pre~ death cutting, erratic movement through the apartment with a living bt bleding vitin. Or, he may | become evenmore focused, deliber- | ate inthe slow enactment of his ite ‘His fantasies prior to his actions | hhave been distinctly visual; whatever display he leaves isa visual display — he may photograph his hand= §work, he may take photos from the ene) he has probably fueled his fantasies with pornography, ‘The killer is in control, but he requires excitation, high drama, so ra and then in fact. The compatibility of dissociation and psychopathy needs to be stressed: We know that the psychopath is without remorse, wishes to distance himself from his. ie iy, that esa isk-taker, that what We consider meaningful attache ‘ments with others are lacking el him, When he behaves violently, his | victims are litle more than symbals | — stereotyped objects. In recalling the crimes, he would be able to compartmentalize — * remember the acts but feel no sense of personal involvement, the way ‘most of us feel while passing an accident scene on the highway." He selected the beginning of the Semester, a transition time in the community — students moving in, some residents moving out after the ‘summer session, telephone and TV ‘able people in and out of buildings, His petite female victims fit his victim profile, but he may not be aware of precisely what this type represents to him, Thave to believe that the killer is ‘most familiar with the student envi ronment and possibly with the ticular apartment complexes He's been around there — lived there or visited — and his familiarity ‘with the scene would suggest that he Continues to work, live and study in this area, He blends in. He is neat and clean, with nothing blatantly bizarre or even particu: larly unusual about him, although there is likely something about Which he is self-conscious — something about his eyes, perhaps, or, ‘more likely, something about his mouth, possibly related to the way he speaks. These are characteris: tics that even people who maintain extremes of self-control cannot control absolutely. He would see these as areas of vulnerability and possible sell-betrayal,#WThere is nothing about him thi ‘Would automatically attract atten- «Hon. It is possible that he's already ‘been interviewed by police, if only + because he's there, =" In his personal life he is'meticu- lous, organized, predictable, punc- tual, dependable; he probably takes| more than one shower 2 day and is conscientious about hygiene. He would be seen as pretty ordi- nary, rather passive, quiet, some: thing of a loner. He requires an order to things; the only chaos he will tolerateis that which he orches- trues and contra le has experienced no remorse for what he has done. His only post ‘offense concer would be his own safety. In general, his postoffense Tecovery would be rapid. T would expect him to monitor the investigation through the news media. ‘This person has had an unstable, impersonal sex life. It was probably ‘marked by frequent bouts with sexual dysfunction unless ritualistic requirements are met, such as hav- {ng his partner remain motionless or having his partner be unconscious ‘or bound $0 that he can engage in ‘manipulative acts that have more to do with his wielding power and control over someone who is powerless to resist than any sexual act itself. ‘An eatly, failed marriage is consid: ered a possibilty here, ‘crimes seem to suggest the kind of paradoxes that tend to con- fuse people who analyze such violence, lead them to believe that there was more than one intruder or that he represents some rare hybrid of the serial killer. All that is needed to understand these apparent paradoxes is an understanding of this ‘man’s capacity for dissociation, ‘The hours that he may have spent at the first scene, for example, - ‘would seem to suggest that he was faking inordinate risks, but those hours may have seemed ike a matter of minutes to him, thus, no sub + Jective sense ofrisk. He knows he has committed these ? acts, but in recalling them it is as | though he is observing another person in his role, He took photographs : or removed souvenirs, not only to re-create events, but also a5 tro- phies and to prove to himself that it happened ashe remembers. = ‘To summarize, based on. partial {aformation only, { would be seeking a psychopath, a'narcissist, a disso- ¢ ciative man aged 25 to 32 with a) decidedly paranoid posture, espe; cially asit relates to young women. lis manner of speaking would be ~ considered by others tobe stilted or awkward. He experiences nervous- nessorrestiesoness may have ahs. tory of sleeping difficulties, may fave fad aopiration of becoting 4: doctor, clearly has fascination with death and dead bodies. As an inves- | tigator, 1) would exhaust every; aspect ofthe medical and medicaly* related fields, 4 Whatever work he does requires ; precision, I would expect it more- likely that his work involves things, primarily and contact with people ‘only secondarily He's not the boss, but he considers his ideas superior and unappreciated. : Hee thinks visually, associates in images, is highly visually oriented. , His physical build is proportional. “He maintains rigid controls on him self. He can express emotion but doesn’t experience it, merely simu- Jates what he observes in others. * Any perceived rebutf or rejection Would result in hostility, aggressive feelings, but he would not be known? as tough or aggressive: “Others Would be inclined to think of him as rather passive, even a bit awkward. « he is angry he would be likely to refer to himself inthe third- person, He thinks of himself as a superior person who has been vic~ timized. He thinks of himself as above others and above the law. He sees a rightness or a correctness fo what he has done, He is frightened of Women and? fears being helpless, vulnerable to women. sees these ese, of his victimization: ‘The seduce,’ they betray, they reject. But he has discovered his way ‘to compensate, This me ee ar expect that he ies alone now. The inconvenience’ of Telating to others in anything ever intimacy wot be. ftohim 7 Tote, Tdo expect him toact again, T also expect him to modify his approach somewhat; something ppened at the Paulesp aes scene tat was not pertof hase He Li ate fan oF Feline in approach, but he is patient T Unche will act untife's rea” I do expect the home-intrusion aspect af his approneh nose constant. Ths is part ofthe fantasy am integral apect of the rue ws ‘coming in from the outside, _ nthe interim I would not expect imo fee the area He secshinged ascoinvuneraie tat he wo ‘Ro need to run, he would fetCOMMON THREADS ‘Sveral similarities link all th five victims. The victims. ‘oro killed in apartments in student neighborhoods. All ‘the units backed up on it ‘woods — itis likely the kiler ‘monitored his vietims from ‘unseen, and planned his attacks. He ikoly broka , In while the occupants were looping. ‘Alltha victims were: intaligent, athiotic and ‘outgoing. The four women attractive io malin tho OUP Was belioved to have 9007 a surprise to the killer ‘and not an intial found “messages” lot by the kiler. BEY Peychoisis Hf ohn Phipin, 47, protes o pal es fr police fr Wew England and Now Veron @ moro han 80 Filings over tho ade, Ha has abacholor's ddogroo in English from Harvard Urey maton agro in clinical ps fom Godaré Colage in Sahil, Vi., and a doctorate in forensic pajchology om Columbia Agepuy eas sont beta dawns choc ef Ganesvila when 4 she dnt show upler 9 late-night job. The Natasa sw but 18, yt Of unparalled horror ut yielded fow clos, investigators oi ‘Sunday, August 26” Gatorwood apartments. SUNDAY, AUG. 26 Inside the aparimont ot 2000 SW 16th St, poles found the Body of Chistina Powel, 17, of dacksorvle in tha ving." -fegm, Upstairs was the body , of har roommate, So ‘TUESDAY, AUG. 28 SESSA Ansighvot concorned that ho Ce faletconoaceiyin en, partment st 2600 West Archer se aa 1, asked police to check on Manny Taboada and Tracy Paulos, both 23 and of Dade County. They wera found stabbad dence indicated thatthe kiler didnt perform an extended Bo 2826) M-3Us74N7290-44634 e e FDLE investigators advised they had no information that indicated WUORNOS had ever traveled to California or the West Coast, and no information that she may have been involved in child’ abductions. Additionally, FDLE investigators advised WUORNOS' attorney was not allowing his client to be interviewed. on 1/20/91 ove information was telephonically relayed to SA by the writer. SA advised the writer to send a teletype referencing the 1/20/51 telephone call with him, He requested the writer to obtain booking photographs of WUORNOS and to obtain background information from local investigators at the VCSO. Additionally, SA requested background information regarding WUORNOS' female Lover. _ 08 1/31/91, the writer conducted an investigation re this matter with VCSO investigator[______jand obtained background information and photographs of WUORNOS as requested by San Diego case agent. The writer was unaware that the teletype, which was faxed to DBRA, was not received at the Jacksonville Division until referenced telcal with SSA ax bsPD-448 (Rev, §-28-00) FBI FACSIMILE COVERSHEET CLASSIFICATION PRECEDENCE O Top Secret Time Transmitted: O Immediate G Secret Sender's Initials: — ._—— O Priority Q Confidential Nurabor of Pages: _——. — Ol Routine Sensitive : O Unclassified re: — 1 ISN: ali FOX DATE & TIME OF ACCEPTANCE: YAPAGE 2 252B-JK-34579, UNCLAS ON 10/23/92, REPRESENTATIVE, ARTHUR COMPANY, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, THE PRODUCER FOR THE "UNTOLD STORIES", TELEPHONICALLY CONTACTED SA OF THE OCALA RA AND ADVISED THAT THE WUORNOS STORY WAS SET FOR THE 1993 SEASON. WAS TOLD THAT AT THIS MOMENT IT WOULD BE UNTIMELY TO DO A PRODUCTION OF THE WUORNOS STORY AND TO CONTACT THE WRITING AGENT IN THE SPRING OF 1993 TO DETERMINE IF THIS HAD CHANGED. WAS NOT TOLD WHY THIS WOULD NOT BE A GOOD TIME TO DO THE WUORNOS STORY, BUT AGREED TO COMPLY WITH THE FBI'S WISHES. IT IS REQUESTED THAT THE AILEEN WUORNOS STORY BE REMOVED FROM CONSIDERATION ON THE TELEVISION SHOW "THE UNTOLD STORIES" UNTIL THE PRESENT CIRCUMSTANCES AT THE MARION COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE ARE RESOLVED. THESE CIRCUMSTANCES INVOLVE AN ALLEGATION THAT ONE OR MORE MEMBERS OF THE SHERIFF'S OFFICE MAY HAVE SIGNED A CONTRACT WITH OR BEEN HIRED AS A CONSULTANT BY A COMPANY ATTEMPTING TO SECURE RIGHTS TO FILM A TV MOVIE BASED ON THE WUORNOS CASE. Br

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