As for our Jennings case, i had came across a comment that the killer may be an off shore worker.
4th comment down from top by Tigermike:
"re: Looks like LA has another serial killer (Posted on 11/18 at 9:41 p.m. to
bdevill)
it sounds like some freak out there.probably a loner in his 30 s.maybe a off shore worker."
http://www.tigerdroppings.com/rant/messagetopic.asp?p=10809550&pg=2
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As for the I-10 killer, the number of victims is 20, yet it's hard to find out who they were. Most things come up as an unidentified killer.
I-10 itself is so long, it spans from California to Florida.
http://boards.library.trutv.com/showthread.php?t=291675
(scrolling to 3rd article/section)
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Serial murder not unfamiliar to S. La.
Investigators in Jefferson Davis Parish are facing a nightmare many other Louisiana crime investigators once experienced — connecting dots and finding the missing links in multiple deaths that may be the work of a serial killer.
And although they are highly publicized and more prevalent today, serial crimes are rare in the violent crime arena, experts say. Serial murder is estimated to comprise less than 1 percent of all murders committed in any given year, according to the July FBI report "Serial Murder: Multi-Disciplinary Perspectives for Investigators."
But south Louisiana, mainly along the 150-mile stretch of Interstate 10, has been home to five areas of serial murder in at least the past 10 years.
Steven Egger, serial murder expert and associate professor of criminology at the University of Houston-Clear Lake, said although this does not top numbers he has seen, it can be considered a high number for the span of time in which the murders occurred.
The latest string of mysterious deaths in Jeff Davis Parish have kept investigators busy and anxious for the past three years.
Crystal Shay Benoit Zeno, 24, was found in dead in a ditch along a roadway Sept. 11 and was recently identified as the sixth victim found in Jennings.
All of the victims were found in public locations, including roadways and drainage canals, within the tight-knit rural parish.
Investigators had hoped the missing teenager Brittney Gary, 17, who is said to be connected to the other victims, would turn up alive after her Nov.2 disappearance.
Sadly, a badly decomposed body, believed to be Gary¹s, was found shortly after noon Saturday by someone helping her family search for the teen.
The body was found on a rural road just miles away from where the other victims were found.
Investigators, however, have been careful in naming the deaths — some have not been ruled homicides — serial murders."
It'd be a process of ruling out victims of other serial killers, and identifying victims whose cases have not been solved.
May be a whole seperate thing altogether..