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Billy Kipkorir Chemirmir (December 8, 1972 – September 19, 2023) was a Kenyan murderer and suspected serial killer accused of the murders of at least 18 elderly women in Dallas, Texas, United States, and its surrounding suburbs. [2] Chemirmir was indicted for 22 murders [3] and convicted of two.
Investigators ran the license plate number and discovered the vehicle was registered to Billy Chemirmir, a former health care worker who'd moved to the United States in 2003 from Kenya.
Billy Chemirmir, 50, who was convicted last year in the slayings of two women, was found dead in his cell at a prison in rural East Texas, Texas Department of Criminal Justice spokesperson Hannah ...
The inmate accused of killing Billy Chemirmir, 50, on Sept. 19 at a rural East Texas prison was Wyatt Busby, 39, according to a Monday report from the Office of the Inspector General, which is ...
A report from the Texas Attorney General’s Office says Chemirmir died of blunt force trauma. Report: Billy Chemirmir, suspected serial killer, was beaten, stabbed by prison cellmate Skip to main ...
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In her victim impact statement, House told Billy Chemirmir, who was wearing a striped jail uniform, that she wanted him to see two photos of her mother: one of Norma French alive, the other after ...
At trial, the prosecution argued that this story was unlikely. They asserted that the ballistic evidence pointed to careful shots by the same, experienced shooter. Christopher had admitted in his police interviews that he had once belonged to a gun club, and thus the prosecutors argued that Christopher had pulled the trigger. [1]