Shot Dead: Police 'We have him. He's our serial killer'

A man suspected of killing five people and terrorizing a South Carolina community was shot to death Monday by police investigating a burglary complaint at a home 30 miles away.

Ballistics tests on a gun and bullets found with the man in Gastonia, N.C., match those used in a weeklong killing spree in and around Gaffney, said State Law Enforcement Deputy Director Neil Dolan.

“He (the killer) had to have contacted her in some sort of way that leaves a trail . . . He sent an e-mail . Or he called her...

“He looks like your normal average everyday client . . . If I saw him through the peep hole there’s nothing that I would go, ‘Oh, something might be wrong.’

“I’m just hoping that other women who are in this business are taking this incident to heart. It’s not always about the money.” The Craigslist Killer

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HOOKER: “There’s a sense of outrage because he targeted her, because she was a provider. People think we’re disposable...'

“There are also certain lists that women keep. We call them BCLs or Bad Call Lists or Bad Client Lists."

“He (the killer) had to have contacted her in some sort of way that leaves a trail . . . He sent an e-mail . . . Or he called her. Still they have some information they can trace.

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Hookers fear ’who’s next?’ - "The Craigslist Killer"

“Sue,” a sex worker who advertises on craigslist.org,was staying in an upscale Copley Square hotel when masseuse Julissa Brisman was murdered. The Boston native travels coast to coast selling sex, and stays in close touch with other upscale sex workers, who tell her Brisman’s violent death has sent shockwaves nationwide..

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