“Her hands were severed very cleanly from her wrists,” said Det.

Watch More 'Mark Of A Serial Killer' Episodes In Our Free App Investigators were shocked to find more cuttings done to her. Like Hall, Williams had ligature marks on her neck and significant cuttings to her back and legs, which, as shown by the absence of blood, had been made post-mortem. In October 2003, the body of 45-year-old Johnnie Mae Williams, who was identified following a missing persons report by a family member, was found in a sparsely populated, wooded area of the city. DNA analysis of that hair told detectives that they were looking for a white man.īut with no real leads to go on, the case stalled for several years. A distance from where her body was recovered, police collected Hall’s ID card, her jacket, and a large plastic zip tie.Ī hair found in Hall’s mouth during the autopsy didn’t match her own and was believed to belong to her killer. The lack of blood near the body indicated that the cuts had been made after the victim was dead. Attorney General Office, told “Mark of a Serial Killer,” airing Saturdays at 8/7c on Oxygen. In addition ‘the eyelids had been removed,” investigator Todd Morris, LA. She had lacerations on her legs and puncture wounds on her torso. She was nude with ligature marks around her neck. In January 1999, the body of 29-year-old Katherine Hall was found near a remote construction site in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

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