Summer Williams said she had heard about the Baton Rouge, La., serial killer while flipping television channels. The murders have sparked fear across the LSU campus, said Kristen Meyer, editor of The Reveille, LSU's student newspaper.Ī group of female UA students all expressed uneasiness and concern over the existence of a serial killer in a college town much like their own. The 44-year-old's body was discovered at an exit on Interstate 10, after her throat had been cut. Pam Kinamore, the most recent victim of the serial killer, was taken from her home on July 12. Pace was a 22-year-old MBA graduate of LSU. In late May, Charlotte Murray Pace, who had once lived three doors down from Green, was stabbed to death in the home she had moved into a few days earlier. 24 when Gina Wilson Green, a 41-year-old nurse, was found strangled in her home.

Officials from the Baton Rouge Police Department haveĬonfirmed that the murders are connected, citing DNA evidence.Īccording to the Baton Rouge newspaper The Advocate, the killings began Sept. Students returning to Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge, La., are being warned by police to use extreme caution in the wake of the murders. Southeastern Conference school are dealing with a serial killer who has claimed the lives of three women since September 2001. While students at the University of Alabama fall back into their routines of homework and tests, students at another Students Live in Fear of Serial Killers By Harrison Sheffield

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