No cage, no death penalty for serial killers like this one

Posted on: February 26, 2020 at 15:45:23 CT

or any other one per the pickletopians. But the dead women and any potential new victims have a right to protect themselves, so there's that.

Accused serial killer healthcare worker tied to a THOUSAND unexplained deaths of elderly patients is indicted on additional murder charges

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8047403/Serial-killer-illegal-immigrant-tied-THOUSAND-unexplained-deaths-indicted-murders.html

Billy Chemirmir, 47, was indicted on Tuesday on murder charges in the deaths of Leah Corken, 83, and Juanita Prudy, 82
He now faces 14 capital murder charges in Texas for allegedly targeting elderly women who he is accused of robbing and smothering to death
He posed as a maintenance worker to enter assisted living facilities in North Texas and gain access to the women when they were alone, authorities say
Capital murder charges in the state carry the death penalty or life in prison with no chance of parole
Chemirmir is being investigated in 1,000 unexplained cases
Originally from Nigeria, ICE have also placed a hold on his file and deportation proceedings may begin if he leaves state custody

An immigrant healthcare worker has been indicted on two further counts of capital murder in North Texas after previously being charged with smothering almost a dozen elderly women to death.

A Dallas County Grand Jury on Tuesday indicted Billy Chemirmir, 47, on murder charges in the deaths of Leah Corken, 83, and Juanita Prudy, 82.

Billy Chemirmir (pictured), 47, who is suspected of being involved with more than 1,000 unexplained deaths in Texas, has been charged with 14 murders +9
Billy Chemirmir (pictured), 47, who is suspected of being involved with more than 1,000 unexplained deaths in Texas, has been charged with 14 murders

The two women lived in The Tradition-Prestonwood in Dallas and died suddenly in the summer of 2016.

Court documents claim that Chemirmir smothered the women to death with a pillow.

Chemirmir is suspected of being involved with more than 1,000 unexplained deaths in Texas.

The Kenyan, who worked as a home healthcare aide, was initially charged in 2018 with the murder of 81-year-old Lu Thi Harris.

In May 2019, he was charged with 11 other murders by smothering and three counts of attempted murder.

As of Tuesday, Chemirmir had been indicted on 14 capital murder charges in total, all of which involved elderly people and many of whom lived in assisted living facilities.

He is believed to have posed as a maintenance worker to gain access to the buildings.

The death of 89-year-old Solomon Spring was the only one that did not involve smothering. He was found in a pool of his own blood inside his residence.