Serial Killer's Secret Graveyard

Michael Jason Kerkowski Jr. grew up in the Back Mountain area of Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, in a middle-class family. He graduated from Lake Lehman High School in 1983 and from Temple University in 1988, and he became a licensed pharmacist in Pennsylvania on 16 August 1988. He worked at the Trucksville Pharmacy and then at the CVS in Dallas, Pennsylvania, where in 1989 Kim came in to have a prescription filled and the two recognised one another from the pharmacy where they had both worked as teenagers. They became engaged in 1992, signed a contract in November 1992 to build a $150,000 house at Pritchard Road in Hunlock Creek, and married on 9 April 1994. Their sons Tyler and Connor were born on 25 September 1996 and 6 May 1999. In March 1999 Michael and Kim signed a franchise agreement with the Medicine Shop on State Route 29 in Eaton Township, Wyoming County, and Michael ran the pharmacy.

From November 1999 Kerkowski sold Lortab and OxyContin on false prescriptions, using refills of old legitimate prescriptions as cover, and people drove for hours to buy from him. The episode says he cleared more than $3 million, after the cost of the pills, from drug sales and insurance fraud. He kept Kim out of the shop and chased her out when she came, and he was having an affair with her first cousin, who was godmother to their son. this part of the story is covered for now Kim filed for divorce on 30 April, was granted custody, and the divorce ran through 2001 and 2002. details of the account remain covered until revealed He was on bail until then.

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the rest of this account is covered until you choose to reveal it His parents, Geraldine and Michael Kerkowski Sr., paid $40,000 of his cash to the bail bondsman. this part of the story is covered for now Everyone assumed Kerkowski had fled with his drug money.

details of the account remain covered until revealed He began to cooperate and said there were bodies buried at the house on Mount Olivet Road. the rest of this account is covered until you choose to reveal it They found Kerkowski and Fassett buried in a mixture of natural earth, bought topsoil and coal remnants, and a burn pit containing the remains of at least three more people. Bone fragments suggested as many as twelve people in all. Two of the burn-pit victims were identified as Frank James, 29, known as Rudy, and Adaya Keillor, 22, known as Redman.

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