Spotsylvania Serial Killer Research Paper

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Spotsylvania Serial Killer Victims: Sofia Silva, Kati Lisk, Kristin Lisk Suspect: Mark Evonitz A girl was abducted from her home when she was doing homework outside who later was found deceased near a creek. Eight months later, two girls, one that was twelve, and the other fifteen, were also abducted and found deceased near a creek. All three girls had a blue colored fiber on them, which determined that there was a serial killer on the loose. Bronx Trial Suspect: Alejandro Henriquez Victims: Shamira Bello, Jessica Guzman, and Lisa Ann Rodriguez. Three strands of hair were found on one of the victims, which were Alejandro Henriquez. This ultimately lead authorities to him. George Perrot Trial Victim: 78 Year old Woman Suspect:

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