Down South Death Demon

details of the account remain covered until revealed the rest of this account is covered until you choose to reveal it Born on 7 June 1971, he was raised by an abusive alcoholic father and a mother with untreated bipolar disorder and substance problems. His stepfather Larry Jones beat him badly enough that he missed two weeks of school, and he said he was sexually abused by several relatives, including his aunt and grandmother Virginia Fay Rarden. At seven he went to the police about the beatings and was sent away with a sweet. He was never treated. this part of the story is covered for now details of the account remain covered until revealed His marriage to Catherine, with whom he had three children, ended.

On 10 September 2010 he paid 800 dollars cash for the Camaro in Jasper and drove three and a half hours to Clinton to see his ex-girlfriend Sherry Lawson at the Comfort Inn. On Monday 13 September the car broke down and was towed. the rest of this account is covered until you choose to reveal it Ethel Winsted Simpson, 81, arrived at 3.30 for her regular workout. She was a vivacious woman with bright red hair, a member of the First Baptist Church Bible study and the Red Hat Society, who lived in Clinton with her brother Thomas. Her husband had died of lung cancer in 2005. this part of the story is covered for now

Ethel drove him to the Comfort Inn, went home briefly, then collected him again. At 8.36 that evening her silver 2002 Mercedes was caught on traffic cameras heading towards Vicksburg. At 8.45 it parked at the River Walk Casino and the pair went in. They gambled and ate dinner, with Ethel paying the 40 dollar bill, and left at 11.24. details of the account remain covered until revealed Four minutes later he left in a different shirt, and at 12.51 he drove off alone. At 1.15 he was at a Vicksburg casino playing slots, cashing out 47 dollars and leaving at 2.11. At 3.07 a licence plate reader on I-20 in Rankin County recorded the Mercedes heading east at 75 mph with one person aboard.

At 7 that morning Ethel's brother Thomas found she had not come home. Her son Ken was called at 8.30 and by 10.15 he had contacted Clinton police, who quickly learned she had left the gym with an unknown white man in her missing car. On 17 September a farmer feeding his hogs off Highway 22 in Edwards found her body partly covered by hog feed in a metal grain bin 200 yards from the road, with blood on the rim and handprints in it. Dental records were needed to identify her. The autopsy found a skull fracture from ear to ear, a broken neck with a severed spinal cord, a crushed windpipe and defensive wounds; she had been beaten to death and was conscious during the attack.

the rest of this account is covered until you choose to reveal it On 16 September he rang the house claiming to be in Panama City, asked for Fay, laughed and hung up. Lois found Fay's bedroom locked; firefighters broke in and found the 68-year-old beaten to death. this part of the story is covered for now On 17 September, near Auburn, Alabama, he met Mark Cox, 56, at a convenience store and stabbed him repeatedly in the neck and torso after Cox mentioned land for sale. Cox survived and called 911. details of the account remain covered until revealed

He gave three interviews. In the first he blamed Mark Cox, whose alibi was proved by phone, card and work records. the rest of this account is covered until you choose to reveal it this part of the story is covered for now details of the account remain covered until revealed Mark Cox testified. DNA matching Ethel's blood on his flip flops had a frequency of one in 276 billion. the rest of this account is covered until you choose to reveal it this part of the story is covered for now details of the account remain covered until revealed Investigators believe he may have killed other elderly women, and several missing-person cases are being reviewed.