![]() ![]() She says we do a good enough job giving it a bad name and don't need help from any criminals!įinally! We have proof that tandems cause crime. She always scolds them for giving jumping a bad name on their way to the grey bar. ![]() It turns out they usually have made a tandem at some point in their pitiful life. She convicts guys all of the time that say they are jumpers. He spoke briefly and barely audibly during Friday's arraignment, saying only that he wants an attorney appointed to represent him. Kibbe, who has receding short white hair, is being held without bail for a court appearance Monday. The other two victims are Katherine Kelly Quinones, 25 and Barbara Ann Scott, 29. Her body was found along I-5 five months later. Heedrick, 21, of Modesto, was last seen getting into a car. Her strangled body was found three months later. Charmaine Sabrah, 26, a mother of three from Sacramento, disappeared after her car broke down along I-5 and she drove off with a strange man who offered to help. Strangled, and her body dumped in a ditch. ![]() Stephanie Brown, 19, of Sacramento, was sexually assaulted, Prosecutors released few details on the victims and would not comment.Īccording to the indictment and media accounts, Kibbe is charged with the murder of Lou Ellen Burleigh of Walnut Creek in 1977 and five other slayings in 1986: Kibbe, a furniture maker whose brother was a police detective, has been portrayed on television crime shows and was the subject of a 1999 book by Bruce Henderson entitled "Trace Evidence: The Search for the I-5 Strangler." He faces six counts of murder with special circumstances including rape, kidnapping and multiple murders that make him eligible for the death penalty. Only one of the victims' bodies was dumped in San Joaquin County, but investigators from Sacramento, Napa, Contra Costa and Amador counties all testified before the San Joaquin grand jury that indicted Kibbe Feb. ![]() California law has since been changed to let one county prosecute crimes from several jurisdictions. Witnesses alleged Kibbe, who was a skydiver, had a murder kit including handcuffs and scissors.īut prosecutors previously said the multiple jurisdictions where the crimes occurred and complications in state law made it difficult to press other charges. The runaway from Seattle was killed after she disappeared from a West Sacramento street frequented by prostitutes.Īt the time, the state Department of Justice said fibers from nylon rope used by skydivers was among the microscopic evidence linking Kibbe to three of the other slayings. Investigators have long said they suspected Kibbe in the other slayings.Įl Dorado County prosecutors presented some of that evidence at his 1991 trial for Darcie Frackenpohl's murder. He is currently serving a life term at Pleasant Valley State Prison in Coalinga for strangling a 17-year-old West Sacramento prostitute and leaving her naked body in the mountains south of Lake Tahoe in 1987. Roger Reese Kibbe, 68, was arraigned in San Joaquin County Friday on charges he murdered five women in 1986 and a sixth woman in 1977. (AP) - A state prisoner suspected of being the "I-5 Strangler" could face the death penalty if he's convicted of six murders committed more than two decades ago along Interstate 5 in California's Central Valley. Prisoner Accused Of Killing Six Women As 'I-5 Strangler' Save Email Print ![]()
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