Amy Bishop is best known for the murder of her colleagues at University of Alabama in Huntsville, however she also killed her brother in a shooting "accident" in New England, along with other isolated incidents of violence. Clearly she was a troubled individual that no one considered as dangerous as she was.
Her victims include: Gopi Podila , Maria Ragland Davis, Adriel D. Johnson, Sr., Luis Rogelio Cruz-Vera, Joseph G. Leahy and Stephanie Monticciolo. Cruz-Vera, Leahy, and Monticciolo survived the shooting. The others perished.
She was sentenced to life in prison.
You can write to Amy Bishop at:
Amy Bishop, 285694
Tutwiler Prison for Women
8966 US Hwy 231 N
Wetumpka, AL 36092
Judith Neelley is a serial killer in
the United States. She was active in 1982 . She currently has 2
victims, though they are suspected of 2 . According to Wikipedia,
she committed murders with husband Alvin Neelley .
This happened primarily in Alabama. She
was sentenced to Death sentence commuted to life imprisonment .
Her appeal includes:
To substantiate her defense further, petitioner's attorney sought
disclosure of evidence seized by investigators from her mobile home-in
particular, several letters petitioner sent to her husband. These
letters contained references to her husband's "hypnotizing eyes" and the
fact that petitioner had been hearing her husband's voice by mental
telepathy. One letter also contained the suggestion that petitioner
believed her letters might lead her husband to kill her. The prosecution
denied that it had such letters and the trial court denied petitioner's
request. The jury subsequently imposed a sentence of life without
parole. Although the trial judge found that petitioner "was
substantially influenced by her husband," he overruled the jury and
sentenced petitioner to death. Id., at 693.
Janice Chatman and John Hancock
After petitioner's conviction and sentence were affirmed on
direct appeal, Ex parte Neelley, 494 So.2d 697 (1986), her attorney
learned that the investigator who had seized the letters did not deliver
them to the appropriate law enforcement officials. Petitioner then
filed a motion for relief from conviction and sentence, contending,
inter alia, that the State's failure to disclose the seized evidence
violated her due process rights. As a preliminary matter, a state court
found that the investigator's failure to disclose the letters could be
imputed to the prosecutor. Brief in opposition 10. After reviewing the
letters, however, the court concluded that " 'there is no reasonable
probability that any of the evidence would have altered either the guilt
or punishment stage of petitioner's trial.' " Ibid.
Victims
Her victims include: Lisa Ann Millican, Janice Chatman and John Hancock
You can write to Judith Neelley at:
Judith Neelley 202618
Tutwiler Prison
8966 US Hwy 231 N Wetumpka, AL 36092
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Mark Anthony Duke may be included even
though they do not technically meet the requirements for two or more
killings in more then one event. Spree shooters, mass killers, and
organized crime leaders may be included due to the volume or savagery
of their crimes.
His appeal includes:
On March 23, 1997, about 9:00 P.M., an operator at [emergency number]
911 was called by the Defendant, Mark Anthony Duke, then a 16-year-old
male (hereinafter referred to as ‘Defendant’). The Defendant told the
911 operator that his father had been killed and said that ‘they’ had
killed him.
“The Pelham police arrived at Mr. Duke's house and
discovered the bodies of four deceased persons: Defendant's father,
Randy Duke, age 39 years (hereinafter referred to as ‘Mr. Duke’); Dedra
Hunt, age 29 years; Chelisa Hunt, age 6 years; and Chelsea Hunt, age 7
years. ․ Mark Hall of the Pelham Police Department found .32 caliber
and .45 caliber spent shells.
“The Defendant was asked questions
by the police to ascertain possible suspects. The Defendant told the
police when he arrived at Mr. Duke's house, he went no further than the
foyer where he saw his father, Mr. Duke's body. The Defendant was also
asked if he wished to be placed in protective custody, which he
responded in the affirmative.
“Sometime later, during the course
of investigation by the City of Pelham Police Department, the police
discovered Defendant had spoken to one Sarah Woodruff and had told her
that he had killed his family.
St. Clair Correctional Facility
1000 St. Clair Road
Springville, AL 35146
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Lam Luong is a serial killer in the
United States, that is still living. They have killed in the state of
Alabama. He was sentenced to Sentenced to death on April 29, 2009.
Conviction and sentence overturned on February 16, 2013
According to Fox 10, “My thoughts went back to the four children that got tossed off that
bridge and the last things that they thought, that's where my heart's
always been,” he said. The oldest child was four-years-old and the youngest was only months old.The Supreme Court said it is unconstitutional to execute the intellectually disabled
His appeal included:
The State's evidence tended to show that on January 7, 2008, Luong
drove his four children to the top of the Dauphin Island bridge and
threw each child off the bridge to the water 100 feet below. Danny's
body was discovered on January 12 in a marshy area approximately 12
miles from the bridge; Lindsey's body was discovered on January 15
approximately 18 miles from the bridge, in Mississippi; Hannah's body
was discovered on January 20 approximately 144 miles from the bridge, in
Louisiana; and Ryan's body was discovered on January 13 approximately
16 miles from the bridge. The medical examiner testified that all four
children were alive when they were thrown off the bridge; that Danny,
Ryan, and Lindsey died as a result of blunt-force trauma and asphyxia
due to drowning; and that the cause of Hannah's death was drowning.
Kieu Luong, Luong's common-law wife,1
testified that around 10:00 a.m. on January 7, 2008, Luong came to the
nail salon where she worked and asked her for money. She gave him $31,
she said, so that he could get gasoline for their van. Kieu stated that
after Luong left the salon she tried repeatedly to reach Luong by
telephone but was unsuccessful. At around 7:00 p.m. that evening she
finally spoke to Luong and he told her that he had left the children
with “somebody else,” a woman named “Kim.” (R. 1036.) Later that night
Kieu and Luong reported to police that the children were missing. The
next morning, Kieu said, she and Luong went to the police station and
were questioned separately by police. Kieu asked police if she could
speak with Luong. Luong then told Kieu that the children were all dead,
that he had thrown them off a bridge, and that he would take police to
the bridge.
Lam Luong may be included even though
they do not technically meet the requirements for two or more
killings in more then one event. Spree shooters, mass killers, and
organized crime leaders may be included due to the volume or savagery
of their crimes.
Victims
Victims include His four children,
Ryan Phan, 3; Hannah Luong, 2; Lindsey Luong, 1; and Danny Luong; 4
months.
You can write to Lam Luong at:
Lam Luong 316564
Donaldson Correctional Facility
100 Warrior Lane
Bessemer, AL 35023-7299
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Alan Eugene Miller is a serial killer
in the United States, that is still living. He killed in the
state of Alabama. He was sentenced to Sentenced to death on July 31,
2000
According to his appeal, On June 17, 2000, the jury returned an advisory verdict recommending
that Miller be sentenced to death. Thereafter, on July 31, 2000, the
circuit court accepted the jury's recommendation and orally sentenced
Miller to death by electrocution. However, the Court advised the
parties that as soon as it could it would enter written findings, as
required by Alabama law.
At the conclusion of the sentencing
hearing, Miller's trial counsel requested that the court appoint other
counsel to represent Miller on appeal, stating, “the reason being that I
need to be scrutinized as well as the facts in this case.” (R. 1473.)
The court granted trial counsel's request, and it appointed new counsel
to represent Miller on appeal. On August 1, 2000, Miller's newly
appointed appellate counsel filed a motion for a new trial on the ground
that the verdict was “contrary to law and the weight of the evidence.”
Alan Eugene Miller may be included even
though they do not technically meet the requirements for two or more
killings in more then one event. Spree shooters, mass killers, and
organized crime leaders may be included due to the volume or savagery
of their crimes.
Victims
Victims include Lee Holdbrooks, 32,
and Scott Yancy, 28 (co-workers); and Terry Jarvis, 39.
You can write to Alan Eugene Miller at:
Alan Eugene Miller Z672
Holman Death Row
Holman 3700 Atmore, AL 36503-3700
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Dudley Wayne Kyzer is a serial killer
in the United States, that is still living. They have killed in the
state of Alabama. He was sentenced to 3 life sentences plus 10,000 years
According to Wiki, Convicted of
killing his estranged wife, Diane Kyzer, his mother-in-law, Eunice
Barringer, and college student Rick Pyron who just happened to be at
the Barringer home on Halloween in 1976. Denied parole 10 times, the
most recent being in 2016
Dudley Wayne Kyzer may be included even
though they do not technically meet the requirements for
two or more
killings in more then one event. Spree shooters, mass killers, and
organized crime leaders may be included due to the volume or savagery
of their crimes.
His appeal includes:
Dudley Wayne Kyzer was charged in a six-count indictment under
Alabama's Death Penalty Statute, § 13-11-1 through § 13-11-9, Code of
Alabama 1975 (Act No. 213, General Acts of Alabama 1975), for first
degree murder "wherein two or more human beings [were] intentionally
killed by the defendant by one or a series of acts."[1] & [1a] The
jury found the defendant "guilty of first degree murder with aggravated
circumstances as charged in the indictment," and fixed the punishment at
death. (R.p. 829) Thereafter, the trial court conducted a post
conviction hearing on the aggravating and mitigating circumstances
pursuant to § 13-11-3 et seq., Code of Alabama 1975. The trial judge
then set punishment at death by electrocution after making specific
findings on the aggravating and mitigating circumstances.[2] (R.p.
833-837)
At arraignment the appellant entered a plea of not guilty and not
guilty by reason of insanity. Pursuant to defense motion, appellant was
ordered committed to Bryce Hospital for psychiatric evaluation and
examination to determine whether he was competent to stand trial. (R.p.
766-767) Criminal proceedings against appellant were resumed upon the
trial court's receipt of the results of the lunacy commission's study of
the appellant's mental condition pursuant to § 15-16-20, Code of
Alabama 1975. (R.p. 768)
Victims
Victims include Diane Kyzer, Eunice
Barringer, Rick Pyron.
You can write to Dudley Wayne Kyzer at:
Dudley Wayne Kyzer 00130972
St Clair Correctional Facility
1000 St. Clair Road
Springville, AL 35146
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