43-year-old Salvador Debudey Jr., killed Aug.

35-year-old Paul Alexander Yaw, killed July 8 in the 5600 block of Kermit Lane.

The Grissoms' case was closed in March 1994.

That November, he was indicted for the Gainesville murders, but still was not charged in the Shreveport triple-homicide.Īuthorities in Caddo Parish had his name printed on warrants for his arrest, but he was ultimately not extradited back to Louisiana on the three counts of first-degree murder after he pleaded guilty to the Gainesville slayings. In September 1991, he was sentenced to life imprisonment for the supermarket robbery and later given more life sentences in connection with other robberies. He was arrested 10 days after the last Gainesville body was found, but for a September supermarket robbery. By January 1991, Rolling was identified as the top suspect in both sets of murders.Īt the time of this announcement, Rolling was already in a Florida jail. Not long after, Florida investigators made their first trip to Shreveport to see if the student murders were perhaps linked to the Beth Lane triple-homicide. Shreveport serial killer: Gainesville reaches 30th anniversary of student killings by former Shreveport resident Their ages ranged from 17 to 23 years old. The students killed were Christina Powell, Sonja Larson, Christa Hoyt, Tracy Paules and Manuel Taboada. Their bodies were found within a period of a few days and had striking similarities to the triple-homicide on Beth Lane. In late August 1990, five Gainesville students were murdered. Top suspect in Shreveport and Florida murders Police learned he did not check into the hotel.Īt some point, he made his way to Florida on a Greyhound bus and pitched a tent in the woods.

His car was found abandoned around 6 the next morning in the Motel 6 parking lot on Monkhouse Drive.

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