SERIAL KILLER VICTIMS PHOTOS SERIAL
The suspect being held is thought to be the Southside Slayer, a serial killer's moniker from the 1980s, which later became the Grim Sleeper because of an apparent 14-year lull between murder sprees.
The police published 180 photographs, some of which show the same women but in different poses. If the women are alive, police hope they can be found or that they would come forward and help to fill in gaps in the knowledge about Franklin. The photographs were posted by police online in an attempt to establish whether the women are still alive or if they had been murdered too.
The police said that, as a result of the calls, they could tentatively identify about five of the 160, but they did not say whether the women were alive. The detective leading the investigation, Dennis Kilcoyne, said yesterday he expected the department to field 1,000 calls by the end of the day. The photographs, dating back to the 1980s, are alleged by police to have been found at the home of Lonnie David Franklin, who was arrested in Los Angeles in July and charged with the murder of 10 women. The Los Angeles police were deluged with calls today in response to their grim release of pictures of 160 women, some feared to be possible victims of the Grim Sleeper serial killer. Images of women that police are seeking the public's help in identifying are seen in a selection of photographs found in the possession of the serial murder suspect dubbed the 'Grim Sleeper'.
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