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Tennessee Serial Killer Jeremiah Lexer

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Harris, 34, is a convicted killer, serving a life sentence without the possibility of parole at the Tennessee Prison for Women in Nashville. Who are some famous serial killers from Tennessee? No serial killer list would be complete. Is Jeremiah lexor a real serial killer from 1902 in Tennessee. Tennessee has its own rough past. “Zoo Man”: A convicted rapist and believed serial killer, Huskey murdered his victims – all Knoxville prostitutes. His Twitter has just 156 followers and his Instagram has 1,902 followers. On this page you will find haunted locations and legends of Marion County.

Serial Killer Town Of Salem

Serial killers are opportunistic by nature; most will only stay in a given state if it's convenient for them not to wander too far from their comfort zone. Maybe you should expand your scope to include the states bordering TN. If you live in the western part, you might include AR, MO, KY, and MS serial killers; if you're in the middle, KY, AL, MS, and GA; if you're from the eastern side, AL, KY, NC, and GA. Or you could write about any SKs who might be considered to have operated outside TN for the most part, but who have had some link to TN at some point in their lives: if they were born in TN, lived there at one point, had a job there or went to school there, murdered there, etc. Among the SKs who have moonlighted as truck drivers, there must be a few who hunted at one point or another in Nashville, Memphis, Chattanooga, or any other large or middling city that straddles the interstate system. Heck, FedEx probably has had at least one airline pilot SK working for them in their history, though that's just a guess.