Phoenix serial killer

Phoenix Serial Killer Struck a Ninth Time, Police Say
Posted: Aug 04, 2016 7:47 AM EDT
Updated: Aug 04, 2016 7:47 AM EDT
Written By NBC News
by Tracy Connor

(NBC News) -- Police hunting a serial killer in Phoenix, Arizona, thought his string of crimes had ended in mid-June when he ambushed and fatally shot two women and a 12-year-old girl in their driveway.

But investigators announced Wednesday that they have added a ninth shooting to the pattern - a July 11 incident in which the gunman fired at a man and a 4-year-old boy sitting in a car. Neither was injured.

The new incident means that the shooter tried to kill again even after police had put the city on alert.

"The threat is still alive," Phoenix Police Sgt. Jonathan Howard said on Friday.

"We don't want to see anybody else get hurt. We want to make an arrest and stop this," he added. "We're fortunate in this new incident that nobody was injured."

But, he added, "if there can be a benefit to something like this, it's that we did obtain additional evidence."

Based on witness statements, detectives now believe the suspect has access to several cars - one appears to be a white Cadillac or Lincoln, and the other is a late '90s or early 2000s 5 series BMW.
Police released this sketch of a suspect in a series of killings in Phoenix. Phoenix Police Department

Howard said investigators have looked into whether the gunman works as a mechanic or on a used car lot. The motive for the shootings remains as elusive as his name.

"Why? Why? I know I'll never understand," said Sylvia Ellis, whose daughter Stefanie and granddaughter Maleah were killed in a June 12 shooting.

She asked for anyone with any information about who the suspect might be to contact police.

"Help us," she said. "We don't want any more lives lost. He needs to be caught."

Although police have added several shootings to the pattern since it was originally announced, Howard said they are "pretty confident" they now have uncovered all the reported incidents.

In each case, the victims were attacked near their car or home, in the evening or very early morning hours, in the working-class Maryvale section of Phoenix.

Law-enforcement sources say there is physical evidence tying the shootings together.

The earlier shootings include:

A 16-year-old boy wounded while walking in the street at 11:30 p.m. on March 17
A 21-year-old male shot standing near his car on the street at 11:30 p.m. on March 18
Diego Verdugo-Sanchez, 21, killed April 1 while visiting his pregnant fiancée's family
Krystal Annette White, 55, found dead of a gunshot on April 19
Horacio Pena, 32, fatally shot June 3 after returning home from his job at a group home
Manuel Castro Garcia, 19, murdered outside his home on June 10
Stefanie Ellis, 33, her 12-year-old daughter Maleah and friend Angela Linner, 31, killed outside their home on June 12
An unoccupied car shot up at 2:35 a.m. on June 12.

Police released this sketch but I can't copy and paste.

Well crap and I can't get the link copied.



I had no idea this was going on. Stay safe.

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Those that can be trusted can change their mind.

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  • FoxyRedLaFoxyRedLa Posts: 4,810
    Oh please let it rain today.
    Those that can be trusted can change their mind.
  • Amongst the AniAmongst the Ani Posts: 7,790
    edited August 2016
    Amazing what gets press and what does not. Here in Phoenix they are not really freaking out like they did a couple of years ago when we had a serial rapist and murderer running loose. Why no one really cares, because all the victims are minorities. Fucked up as the local news barely covers this much less anyone caring nationally.

    The freeway shootings we had is also unsolved. The guy they arrested ended up being innocent and was released. We have both a serial murderer and serial freeway shooter running on the loose.
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  • Need to catch him. Then sit him down with some hot chocolate and ask about his past to 'figure out why he has been doing what he's been doing'.

    Then you need to provide him some space where he can begin a new life developing some work skills and honing a craft or so.

    Some woman can marry him. He can also develop a website where fans and him can interact.

    Everybody should be very supportive of the poor poor serial murderer because 'he's human you know'.

    The survivors should get on board with all this because after all... there's no changing what's done and no use crying about it. Who knows? They might even all get to be friends?
    "My brain's a good brain!"
  • MalrothMalroth Posts: 2,524

    Need to catch him. Then sit him down with some hot chocolate and ask about his past to 'figure out why he has been doing what he's been doing'.

    Then you need to provide him some space where he can begin a new life developing some work skills and honing a craft or so.

    Some woman can marry him. He can also develop a website where fans and him can interact.

    Everybody should be very supportive of the poor poor serial murderer because 'he's human you know'.

    The survivors should get on board with all this because after all... there's no changing what's done and no use crying about it. Who knows? They might even all get to be friends?

    exactly.
    The worst of times..they don't phase me,
    even if I look and act really crazy.
  • mookeywrenchmookeywrench Posts: 5,895
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  • PJ_SoulPJ_Soul Posts: 49,951

    Need to catch him. Then sit him down with some hot chocolate and ask about his past to 'figure out why he has been doing what he's been doing'.

    Then you need to provide him some space where he can begin a new life developing some work skills and honing a craft or so.

    Some woman can marry him. He can also develop a website where fans and him can interact.

    Everybody should be very supportive of the poor poor serial murderer because 'he's human you know'.

    The survivors should get on board with all this because after all... there's no changing what's done and no use crying about it. Who knows? They might even all get to be friends?

    That is quite inflammatory for no good reason, eh?
    With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata
  • brianluxbrianlux Posts: 42,033

    Need to catch him. Then sit him down with some hot chocolate and ask about his past to 'figure out why he has been doing what he's been doing'.

    Then you need to provide him some space where he can begin a new life developing some work skills and honing a craft or so.

    Some woman can marry him. He can also develop a website where fans and him can interact.

    Everybody should be very supportive of the poor poor serial murderer because 'he's human you know'.

    The survivors should get on board with all this because after all... there's no changing what's done and no use crying about it. Who knows? They might even all get to be friends?

    Rough day, Thirty?


    “The fear of death follows from the fear of life. A man [or woman] who lives fully is prepared to die at any time.”
    Variously credited to Mark Twain or Edward Abbey.













  • brianlux said:

    Need to catch him. Then sit him down with some hot chocolate and ask about his past to 'figure out why he has been doing what he's been doing'.

    Then you need to provide him some space where he can begin a new life developing some work skills and honing a craft or so.

    Some woman can marry him. He can also develop a website where fans and him can interact.

    Everybody should be very supportive of the poor poor serial murderer because 'he's human you know'.

    The survivors should get on board with all this because after all... there's no changing what's done and no use crying about it. Who knows? They might even all get to be friends?

    Rough day, Thirty?


    Good day really. Just poking a bit of fun at some. No maliciousness meant.

    I appreciate all.

    And wondering where Callen went?
    "My brain's a good brain!"
  • brianluxbrianlux Posts: 42,033

    brianlux said:

    Need to catch him. Then sit him down with some hot chocolate and ask about his past to 'figure out why he has been doing what he's been doing'.

    Then you need to provide him some space where he can begin a new life developing some work skills and honing a craft or so.

    Some woman can marry him. He can also develop a website where fans and him can interact.

    Everybody should be very supportive of the poor poor serial murderer because 'he's human you know'.

    The survivors should get on board with all this because after all... there's no changing what's done and no use crying about it. Who knows? They might even all get to be friends?

    Rough day, Thirty?


    Good day really. Just poking a bit of fun at some. No maliciousness meant.

    I appreciate all.

    And wondering where Callen went?
    image

    Excellent question. CALLEN, where are you?
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  • Cliffy6745Cliffy6745 Posts: 33,840

    Need to catch him. Then sit him down with some hot chocolate and ask about his past to 'figure out why he has been doing what he's been doing'.

    Then you need to provide him some space where he can begin a new life developing some work skills and honing a craft or so.

    Some woman can marry him. He can also develop a website where fans and him can interact.

    Everybody should be very supportive of the poor poor serial murderer because 'he's human you know'.

    The survivors should get on board with all this because after all... there's no changing what's done and no use crying about it. Who knows? They might even all get to be friends?

    Don't you have an igloo to build or a moose to fuck?
  • oftenreadingoftenreading Posts: 12,845

    Need to catch him. Then sit him down with some hot chocolate and ask about his past to 'figure out why he has been doing what he's been doing'.

    Then you need to provide him some space where he can begin a new life developing some work skills and honing a craft or so.

    Some woman can marry him. He can also develop a website where fans and him can interact.

    Everybody should be very supportive of the poor poor serial murderer because 'he's human you know'.

    The survivors should get on board with all this because after all... there's no changing what's done and no use crying about it. Who knows? They might even all get to be friends?

    Don't you have an igloo to build or a moose to fuck?
    Hey! Uncalled for.

    Igloos are for the winter. It's August. We have tents like everyone else.
    my small self... like a book amongst the many on a shelf
  • Need to catch him. Then sit him down with some hot chocolate and ask about his past to 'figure out why he has been doing what he's been doing'.

    Then you need to provide him some space where he can begin a new life developing some work skills and honing a craft or so.

    Some woman can marry him. He can also develop a website where fans and him can interact.

    Everybody should be very supportive of the poor poor serial murderer because 'he's human you know'.

    The survivors should get on board with all this because after all... there's no changing what's done and no use crying about it. Who knows? They might even all get to be friends?

    Don't you have an igloo to build or a moose to fuck?
    I was kidding. I'm normal like you- I think serial murderers are lower forms of life than maggots.

    (Don't you have some AAA baseball to watch?)
    "My brain's a good brain!"
  • brianluxbrianlux Posts: 42,033
    All I know is, I'm glad I don't live in an igloo, I'm not into moose that way (thank you very much) and I don't live in Phoenix.

    AAA ball I would watch now and then, for sure.
    “The fear of death follows from the fear of life. A man [or woman] who lives fully is prepared to die at any time.”
    Variously credited to Mark Twain or Edward Abbey.













  • brianlux said:

    All I know is, I'm glad I don't live in an igloo, I'm not into moose that way (thank you very much) and I don't live in Phoenix.

    AAA ball I would watch now and then, for sure.

    Next year's Yankee line up!
    "My brain's a good brain!"
  • brianluxbrianlux Posts: 42,033

    brianlux said:

    All I know is, I'm glad I don't live in an igloo, I'm not into moose that way (thank you very much) and I don't live in Phoenix.

    AAA ball I would watch now and then, for sure.

    Next year's Yankee line up!
    :rofl:
    “The fear of death follows from the fear of life. A man [or woman] who lives fully is prepared to die at any time.”
    Variously credited to Mark Twain or Edward Abbey.













  • Godfather.Godfather. Posts: 12,504
    interesting comments, will this bring up the Death Penalty ? or should the state and federal judicial systems house and feed this wayward
    son ? assuming he will be caught...

    Godfather.
  • Cliffy6745Cliffy6745 Posts: 33,840

    Need to catch him. Then sit him down with some hot chocolate and ask about his past to 'figure out why he has been doing what he's been doing'.

    Then you need to provide him some space where he can begin a new life developing some work skills and honing a craft or so.

    Some woman can marry him. He can also develop a website where fans and him can interact.

    Everybody should be very supportive of the poor poor serial murderer because 'he's human you know'.

    The survivors should get on board with all this because after all... there's no changing what's done and no use crying about it. Who knows? They might even all get to be friends?

    Don't you have an igloo to build or a moose to fuck?
    I was kidding. I'm normal like you- I think serial murderers are lower forms of life than maggots.

    (Don't you have some AAA baseball to watch?)
    Hahahah I forgot about this. Was a tad intoxicated...

    Ugh, yeah, they stink. Not to mention I'm in new
    England and getting tons of shit when wearing yanks gear.
  • Need to catch him. Then sit him down with some hot chocolate and ask about his past to 'figure out why he has been doing what he's been doing'.

    Then you need to provide him some space where he can begin a new life developing some work skills and honing a craft or so.

    Some woman can marry him. He can also develop a website where fans and him can interact.

    Everybody should be very supportive of the poor poor serial murderer because 'he's human you know'.

    The survivors should get on board with all this because after all... there's no changing what's done and no use crying about it. Who knows? They might even all get to be friends?

    Don't you have an igloo to build or a moose to fuck?
    I was kidding. I'm normal like you- I think serial murderers are lower forms of life than maggots.

    (Don't you have some AAA baseball to watch?)
    Hahahah I forgot about this. Was a tad intoxicated...

    Ugh, yeah, they stink. Not to mention I'm in new
    England and getting tons of shit when wearing yanks gear.
    I think I know what you're doing there- lucky bastard!

    Have fun.
    "My brain's a good brain!"
  • Cliffy6745Cliffy6745 Posts: 33,840

    Need to catch him. Then sit him down with some hot chocolate and ask about his past to 'figure out why he has been doing what he's been doing'.

    Then you need to provide him some space where he can begin a new life developing some work skills and honing a craft or so.

    Some woman can marry him. He can also develop a website where fans and him can interact.

    Everybody should be very supportive of the poor poor serial murderer because 'he's human you know'.

    The survivors should get on board with all this because after all... there's no changing what's done and no use crying about it. Who knows? They might even all get to be friends?

    Don't you have an igloo to build or a moose to fuck?
    I was kidding. I'm normal like you- I think serial murderers are lower forms of life than maggots.

    (Don't you have some AAA baseball to watch?)
    Hahahah I forgot about this. Was a tad intoxicated...

    Ugh, yeah, they stink. Not to mention I'm in new
    England and getting tons of shit when wearing yanks gear.
    I think I know what you're doing there- lucky bastard!

    Have fun.
    Yes indeed. Turned it into a vacation with the wife. Thanks man.
  • chadwickchadwick Posts: 21,157

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    he looks latino. someone above said the victims are all minorities. this happens quite often. one would think a white guy is doing all the killings of blacks. that is not the case. there was a black guy who murdered only black women.
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  • Jason PJason P Posts: 19,138
    chadwick said:

    image

    he looks latino. someone above said the victims are all minorities. this happens quite often. one would think a white guy is doing all the killings of blacks. that is not the case. there was a black guy who murdered only black women.
    That is what we call profiling. Investigation starts immediately looking for 30 something single white guys who keep to themselves.

  • hedonisthedonist Posts: 24,524
    Jason P said:

    chadwick said:

    image

    he looks latino. someone above said the victims are all minorities. this happens quite often. one would think a white guy is doing all the killings of blacks. that is not the case. there was a black guy who murdered only black women.
    That is what we call profiling. Investigation starts immediately looking for 30 something single white guys who keep to themselves.

    Hey, it worked in Silence of the Lambs (the premise / profiling part)!

    (and Ted Bundy :no_mouth: )
  • brianluxbrianlux Posts: 42,033
    Hey, no joking here!

    image
    “The fear of death follows from the fear of life. A man [or woman] who lives fully is prepared to die at any time.”
    Variously credited to Mark Twain or Edward Abbey.













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