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Suspected Victims of a Serial Killer,One may be from the Caribbean



       I have never came across this case before, and I will look into it more for my True Crime blog, to see if the Serial Killer suspected of murdering her and other women has ever been found. If I find any information that one has been caught, I will see if he told Law Enforcement her name and where he picked her up and what she said to him. A lot of times when it suits their best interest SK's will talk  about their crimes  and will actually help in trying to identify their victims. They like to brag about their skill's in killing and going undetected for so long. However, there are some who refuse to help LE in any way, though. This woman is suspected of being from the Caribbean. Her remains were found in Aiken Co. South Carolina in 1987, but she had been there for at least five years prior. They think it is very possible she had been staying at a migrant camp in Peach Country, because she was found so close to the Edgefield Co. line. There had been a rash of murders in the region of African-American women.

      She and at least two other women were found deceased,unclothed and within one half mile of each other,because of the spacing and its a rural area it is very possible there are more bodies that have never been found. Animals will drag bones and fresh body parts off and can scatter them over a mile and  can even drag them into their dens, sometimes, I touch on this subject of Serial Killer's clustering their victims in my TC blog too. The one's who do this are usually Sexual Sadists,the worst of the worst of Serial Killers. Ted Bundy clustered some of his victims bodies too. Gary Ridgeway also made his own personal graveyards too. One thing that he also did that was creepier than most things he did was he would put bodies or bones of his victims in spots that the police had found a body before.

 I have only added 2 links for the two victims, because the third must have been identified if she was not added on the site. The Serial Murderer Henry Wallace who murdered many women in both North and South Carolina. He was murdering in the same time frame but says he did not kill them and the FBI must not be able to trace his movements to this area.

http://www.doenetwork.org/cases/7ufsc.html andhttp://www.doenetwork.org/cases/7ufsc.html

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