Historical records do not agree with all of the legend, but Fisher was hanged for her crimes in the end. After he graduated in 1983, Wallace became a disc jockey for a Barnwell radio station. Barfields first husband, Thomas Burke, died in a house fire in 1969. For decades, the Jeffrey MacDonald case was North Carolinas most famous crime, but the notoriety surrounding the mysterious death of Durhams Kathleen Peterson and the murder trial of her husband, Michael Peterson, may have changed that. "'Please help me or I'm going to die," Hutchens recalled Reid telling her. Miraculously, some might say through divine intervention, the pastor survived. Puzzled physicians initially attributed his Oct. 7, 1986, death to Guillain-Barr syndrome. They were married in the room next to the execution chamber. Henry Louis Wallace is a convicted serial killer who was accused of killing 10 women in Charlotte during the early 1990s. He is the only U.S. citizen so far to have been sent to death row by a civilian court, exonerated, then sent back to death row via military court. By that time, his marriage to Maretta had fallen apart. New episode alert.The case of Taco Bell Strangler Henry Louis Wallace: in the 1990s, Wallace targeted young black women in Charlotte, NC. Here are Wallaces victims: 1. The outcome: A military jury at his third trial found Hennis guilty of the murders and sentenced him to death. Wallace returned to the same apartment complex on March 8, 1994, knowing that Berness Woods would be at work so he could murder his girlfriend, Brandi June Henderson, an 18-year-old high school student, homemaker, and mother of Woods child. Learn more: Fatal Vision was a 1983 best-seller by Joe McGinnis, who had extensive access to MacDonald and his defense team over a four-year period. Though it's easy to think that nothing bad like that has happened in North Carolina, the Tar Heel State has seen plenty of heinous crimes through its history. The Newsoms, who lived directly across the street from poet and author Maya Angelou, had been assisting Tom Lynch in getting more visitation rights for his sons, which had enraged Susie. She was born Blanche Kiser in Concord, North Carolina, but spent much of her adult life in Alamance County. Daniel Printz pleaded guilty Tuesday to the kidnapping and murder of 80-year-old Edna Suttles . The victims: It was the Rev. Pee Wee Gaskins was put to death September 6, 1991. Moore and Reid worked together for years at Kroger, beginning in 1962, according to court records, but didn't begin a romantic relationship until 1979. Police said it looked like a professional hit. Learn more: Crime Magazine has a detailed account of Wallaces crimes. He raped her and some time later strangled and stabbed her in front of her oldest son. He continues to live in Durham. Hamilton ran many tests but never saw the results of one that may have saved Reid's life - a urine sample from Reid taken between June 27-28 showed "quite elevated" levels of arsenic. Detectives heard Dwight Moore's story and then began probing into Blanche Moore's background. In November 1991, Wallace relocated to Charlotte, North Carolina. After being treated for his injuries, all the while claiming they were attacked by three men, he was charged for his family's murder. So who is North Carolina's most notorious serial killer? Check out Insider's full list to see the most notorious serial killer in each state. Mitchell's body did not have elevated levels of arsenic. In 1994, a TV movie based on Bitter Blood aired on CBS. Van Houten was convicted of assisting in the murder of Leno and Rosemary LaBianca and recently had a parole overturned by California Governor Jerry Brown. According to. More troubling for the defense, a nurse testified that she saw Blanche bring peanut butter milkshakes, banana pudding, tomato pudding, corn bread, and milk for Reid and feeding him herself. Chris Pritchards sister, Angela, was asleep in another part of the house and told police she slept through the whole thing. Love was a friend of Wallace's girlfriend. Barfield also confessed to poisoning and killing her mother, Lillian Bullard, in 1974; Dollie Edwards, an elderly woman for whom Barfield was a caretaker, in 1976; and John Henry Lee, the husband of a woman for whom Barfield was a caretaker, in 1977. He knew her through her sister, who was a co-worker of his at Taco Bell. [2] A few days after her murder, Wallace and his sister went to Valencia's funeral, even sending her family condolences. Russ had even made audiotapes about his suspicions, noting that his wife would wake him up at 4:30 a.m. to give him sleeping pills. He is said to have killed seventeen women and raped many others in and around Anchorage, Alaska, during the 1970s and 1980s. His other victims were identified as Lynch's family members. Following his sentencing, Wallace made a statement to his victims' families. In doing so, the Supreme Court justices noted that "the State presented extensive circumstantial evidence marking the similarities between Reid's death and the arsenic poisoning death of Taylor and the arsenic poisoning of Moore. Here, a sampling of some other notorious South Carolina killers. The case drew interest from around the world because of its many twists and turns, including but not limited to: Michael Peterson was found guilty of first-degree murder in 2003. [2] Her body was found on June 25. Rosario called 911 at 11:01 a.m. and told the dispatcher that her roommate was unconscious and that there was blood everywhere. According to an autopsy report, released to the public in September 2014, Hedgepeths head was bludgeoned so severely that medical examiners concluded her cause of death to be blunt-force trauma. He was convicted and sentenced to death and is currently awaiting his execution on death row. After killing his family, Lawson walked into the nearby woods and shot himself to death. Societys fascination with real-life murders and mysteries is not new, despite the relatively new and ubiquitous true crime label it has received. He was convicted in state court and sentenced to death in 1986, but he was given a new trial in 1989 when the N.C. Supreme Court found that gory crime scene photos shown on the wall above Hennis head during his first trial were inflammatory. Dr. John D. Butts, the state's chief medical examiner, concluded that "Reid died as a result of the complications of arsenic poisoning. She also had been beaten in the head and stabbed in the neck at least eight times. The police increased their patrols in east Charlotte after two bodies of young black women were found at The Lake Apartments complex. Frederick Rober Klenner Jr. was considered a mass murderer who killed several victims between 1984 and 1985. One of the world's worst serial killers remains unknown, even after killing 32 elderly women between 2011 and 2012. It was reported in September 2017 that Stager participates in a Community Leave program that allows her to leave the N.C. Correctional Institute for Women in Raleigh for lunch as long as she is with a prison-approved sponsor. Police said Moses shot and killed the child in the garage of the home in the fall of 2010 because he thought the boy was gay. [2] In 1992, Wallace was honorably discharged from the Navy. Less than five months later, Reid died at Baptist Hospital in Winston-Salem. MacDonald, now 74, is housed at a medium-security federal prison in Cumberland, Md. She remains on death row, where she is one of three women. Henry Louis Wallace (born November 4, 1965) is an American serial killer who killed eleven black women in South Carolina and North Carolina from March 1990 to March 1994. On March 9, 2017, Amber Burch pleaded guilty to second-degree murder, armed robbery, and accessory after the fact to murder. Though Hilton was already on Death Row in Florida for those murders, he pleaded guilty in 2012 to killing the North Carolina couple and received an additional four life sentences, to be held consecutively. The victims: Lieth Von Stein was stabbed to death, but Bonnie, stabbed and bludgeoned, survived. In 1994, the high court concluded that Moore had received a fair trial and rejected the defense's motions. It's also home to some of. What is it? "That in and of itself should have run up the reasonable-doubt flag for the jury, but I'm afraid there was just too much poison and too many different people. He was later fired from working as Chemical Operator for Sandoz Chemical Co. However, many in the area's black community criticized the police's conduct during the investigation, accusing them of neglecting the murders of black women. During the trial, the prosecution recounted Reid's agonizing death in meticulous and horrific detail. While the majority of serial killers commit their crimes for the thrill and "enjoyment," others are done out of anger and financial reward. Those drug traffickers were actually Susies parents and grandmother: Bob and Florence Newsom, and Bobs mother, Hattie. He went on to rape and murder nine women in Charlotte, North Carolina between 1992 and 1994. Wallace was questioned by the police regarding her disappearance and death but was never formally charged with her murder. The most prolific serial killer in American history (he killed nearly 100 women between 1982-1989), Utah native Gary Ridgway was the focus of one of the nation's largest and longest manhunts. In 1985, U.S. Army soldier Timothy Hennis quickly became a suspect in the murder of a Fayetteville woman and two of her young daughters. He worked as a manager at the Taco Bell on North Sharon Amity Road in Charlotte and nearly all of his victims were employees there, or friends and co-workers of his girlfriend at Bojangles. It's not likely Blanche Taylor Moore will meet that fate. 2. In October 1990, Blanche Moore went on trial in Forsyth County for the death of Raymond Reid. Charlotte's police chief rejoiced at Wallace's arrest, reassuring the community that the women of east Charlotte were safe. A Supreme Court justice posed the question to state attorneys: "How do you tie the defendant into these similar poisoning incidents? 0:00. 10. That same year, he married his high school sweetheart, the former Maretta Brabham. He recounted how he helped prove the confession letter was a forgery in a piece he wrote for Greensboro.com in December 2015. ", Town of Garner launches social district to boost economy, NC enters international agreement to boost wind farm power, Woman killed, man injured in Durham shooting. He was charged with the murders. She is the service journalism editor and writes about TV and local media for The N&Os Happiness is a Warm TV blog. On July 25, Neal Henderson drove James Bart Upchurch to Washington, N.C., where Upchurch entered the Stein home and attacked Lieth and Bonnie while they slept. [1], Henry Louis Wallace was born in Barnwell, South Carolina,[2] the son of Lottie Mae Wallace. "Although she was strong in that regard, it was painful to see her broken by that verdict.". Lieth Steins family owned the Camel City Dry Cleaning chain in Winston-Salem, and his estate was worth $2 million. Prosecutors said that while Raymond Reid was in the hospital suffering from what would later be identified as arsenic poisoning, Moore was bringing him food laced with more arsenic. The outcome: Starting in July 1970, the Army held Article 32 proceedings. By March 12, 1994, Charlotte police were onto Wallace and there was a citywide hunt for him. He raped Henderson while she held her baby and then strangled her. Chris Pritchard remained on the N.C. State campus the night of the attack in order to establish an alibi. Prosecutor Janet Branch ripped into Blanche Moore time and again, making dramatic and emotionally wrought statements to the jury. He then dumped her body in a lake in his hometown. Wallace killed Michelle Stinson, a frequent Taco Bell customer who became friendly with him, in September 1993. She had worked at a Bojangles at the time of the disappearance. Often referred to as North Carolinas Black Widow, Blanche Taylor Moore was charged in 1989 with killing her first husband and her boyfriend, and trying to kill her second husband, all by putting arsenic-based ant killer in their food. So he did, from Honeysuckle Rose to Lets Talk Dirty in Hawaiian.. She was beaten by Moses and the others and then shot. [6] One woman stated that the police did not care because they viewed the young female murder victims as "fast girls who hang out a lot". Since being sentenced to death in 1997, Wallace has appealed to overturn the death sentences, stating that his confessions were coerced and his constitutional rights were violated in the process. But how many other victims does he have?#murdersquadmondays #keepdigging pic.twitter.com/u9k7jtiThR. The NC Supreme Court wrote that "the letter was offered into evidence by the State not as the dying declaration of Garvin Thomas but as evidence of defendant's "deceptive plan to throw suspicion away from herself.". Gaskins started his criminal patterns young . Her defense argued before the North Carolina State Supreme Court that Moore had not received a fair trial and that the other deaths should not have been allowed as evidence. The shocking discovery led to an investigation. 3 The Edgecombe County Serial Killer. In 1988, N.C. State student Chris Pritchard convinced two of his friends to help him murder his own family, promising to share his inheritance with them if his mother Bonnie Von Stein, and his stepfather, textile executive Lieth Von Stein, were killed. Kiser Sr., her mother-in-law, Isla Taylor, her first husband, James N. Taylor, and a former co-worker, Joseph Mitchell. By: Mike McPadden. He was convicted and sentenced to death and is currently awaiting his execution on death row. Barbara told police the gun was kept under her husbands pillow and that it accidentally went off in her hand as she was moving the gun. All Rights Reserved. As the Blazer got on the road, police surrounded it and waved for Klenner to stop. His method of murder was str*ngulation and stabbing with a knife. Blanche preferred to stay closer to home, working in Burlington her entire career, except for a brief stint at a store in Durham. "Connecting the death of James Taylor with that of Raymond Reid and illness of Dwight Moore, unless they make that direct connection, then the evidence is clearly not admissible," her defense team argued. Both Pritchard and Henderson testified against Upchurch, who was found guilty of several charges, including first-degree murder. He also strangled her son, but the baby survived. Toxicology tests showed Dwight Moore had ingested more than 100 times the amount of arsenic normally found in humans. He was arrested on March 13, 1994. Dwight Moore said in 1994 after a hearing before the State Supreme Court. Her death was ruled a suicide. On August 10, 1993, Wallace raped and strangled Valencia M. Jumper, a 21-year-old college student from Columbia, South Carolina, his sister's friend. MacDonald claimed that intruders three men and a woman with long blond hair who was chanting, Acid is groovy. In opening arguments, prosecutor Marsha Goodnow argued for the death penalty. A lock icon or https:// means you've safely connected to the official website. 0:56. Ad the story has been repeated on popular true-crime podcasts, including Criminal and My Favorite Murder.. He was 50 years old. Perkins went on to wear a wire for the police in an effort to catch Fritz. Tommy Dean Welch had reportedly been at Algarad's home, along with Burch and others. On July 18, 1989, authorities arrested Blanche Moore and charged her with first-degree murder in the deaths of Taylor and Reid and assault with a deadly weapon in the poisoning of Dwight Moore. this story is far from over. 9. Multiple cable TV and streaming outlets are now devoted entirely to telling true crime stories, not to mention hundreds of podcasts and tens of thousands of books and news stories (like this one). She also testified that though she had heard of Anti-Ant, an ant poison containing arsenic, she had never bought it or asked anyone to do so. On this Wikipedia the language links are at the top of the page across from the article title. Surveillance footage shows them arriving at 12:40 a.m. and surveillance footage shows them leaving the club at 2:06 a.m. Michael Peterson a novelist, a Durham Herald-Sun columnist and a former mayoral candidate called 911 and told the operator that his wife had fallen down the stairs but was still breathing. Daniel Glen Printz, 59, of Bostic,. We'll deal with it," defense attorney David Tamer said afterward. Later that night, Wallace returned to The Lake apartment complex and murdered Brandi June Henderson, the girlfriend of a friend. He later became a born-again Christian. Remarkably, Reid again improved. On March 8, 1994, at The Lake apartment complex, Wallace robbed and strangled Betty Jean Baucom, one of his girlfriends friends and coworkers at Bojangles. [2] Slaughter's body was found on March 12, 1994. Closer to home, an unimaginable murder trial was the talk of North Carolina. There is now a Faith Hedgepeth Memorial Scholarship fund, which helps Native American women from a North Carolina tribe earn a higher education. But as the guilty plea was read and jurors filed past, she wept. Prosecutors said Burch shot him twice in the head with a .22-caliber rifle as he sat on the couch. Police Chief Dennis Nowicki later apologized for not recognizing a link between all of the murders earlier. Her daughters, Erin and Kara, ages 3 and 5, had been slashed and were dead. Some of them seek out public notoriety, engaging with the crowds, actively creating their public image. Here's what Insider had to say: Fritz worked in Reidsville with his father, Dr. Fred Klenner, while pretending to be in medical school at Duke. Instead, Reid became deathly ill and was transferred to North Carolina Baptist Hospital in Winston-Salem on June 13. Colette had been beaten with a piece of wood that broke both her arms, and she had been stabbed 37 times with an ice pick and a knife. Barfields last meal was a bag of Cheetos and two 8-ounce glass bottles of Coca-Cola. Her body was discovered nearly two years later. In each case, Barfield had been stealing money from her victims to fund her addiction to pills. Since the 1900's, nearly 800 serial killer murders took place in Texas, the highest body count after California. In 2019, former newspaper columnist Tom Gasparoli released a 10-episode podcast series about the Hedgepeth murder called Pursuit. In May 2020, an Investigation Discovery Special called Who Killed the Co-Ed? Kimberly was found dead in her bed. Ted Bundy. Three different men either married to or intimately involved with (Blanche Taylor Moore) died, or barely escaped death, from arsenic poisoning, an unusual cause of death. [8] Mecklenburg County public defender Isabel Day served as an official witness and photographer. Soon after, Reid suffered a serious setback. He repeatedly stabbed each of his victims with a knife and an ice pick before turning the blades on himself, though less severely. He was convicted for nine murders in 1997 and sentenced to death. State handwriting experts, however, said Blanche Moore wrote the letter herself. The victim: Kathleen Peterson, a Nortel Networks executive, died in a pool of blood at the bottom of the back staircase of the couples Durham mansion in the early morning hours of December 9, 2001. On March 8, 1990, Wallace murdered 18-year-old Tashanda Bethea,[3] a Barnwell High School student. Other killers are so famous they are known all over the country, like Ted Bundy, the BTK Killer, and John Wayne Gacy. Kristen lay dead in her bed, stabbed 48 times with a knife and an ice pick. A couple of days later, Steven had returned to school at East Carolina University when he got a call from Blanche telling him to get back to see his father as quickly as possible. We'll take a look at the crimes of: Donald Gaskins Lee Roy Martin Todd Kohlhepp Patrick Tracy Burris Susan Smith ( Source) Donald Gaskins Donald Gaskins was born in 1933 in Southern Florence County, South Carolina. When police spotted him in Greensboro in June 1985, they knew he was dangerous. Yet Moore was convicted of murder in the 1986 arsenic-poisoning death of her boyfriend, Raymond Carlton Reid Sr. A book would be written, and a TV movie made. That June, he pled guilty to second-degree burglary. In a chilling scene, she crawled onto the bed and reenacted the shooting for the detective (you can see it on a Forensic Files episode). She left Kroger on Oct. 17, 1985. According to probation officer Patrick Seaburg, Wallace did not show up for most mandatory meetings. Her dream was to become a pediatrician and return to her community to work. Wallace raped and strangled another Taco Bell co-worker, Audrey Spain, in June 1993. We just - we cannot have one. At Baptist Hospital, Dr. Robert Hamilton began with a preliminary diagnosis of Guillain Barre syndrome. A neighbor called police on Mothers Day after noticing that newspapers had piled up in the driveway though Katies car was parked at the house. He wasn't expected to live.Doctors threw a Hail Mary: They ordered blood tests for herbicide poisoning, because he had used the chemicals before his illness.The results revealed more arsenic than his doctors had ever seen in a living person - 100 times the normal amount.The hospital alerted police, who interviewed him as he lay on what was supposed to be his deathbed. [2], During his time in the Navy, Wallace began using several drugs, including crack cocaine. He dumped her body by railroad tracks. But the end of his killing spree occurred in Florida, after he fled a Colorado prison ( for the . In 2012, filmmaker Errol Morris set about proving MacDonald was innocent and published A Wilderness of Error: The Trials of Jeffrey MacDonald.. She was at UNC on a Gates Millennium Scholarship for advanced minority students. After Wallace murdered her, he took a considerable amount of valuables from the house, then left the apartment with her car. Henry Louis Wallace was convicted of the murders of 10 young black women in Charlotte, North Carolina. Learn more: Jerry Bledsoes book about this case, Bitter Blood: A True Story of Southern Family Pride, Madness and Multiple Murder, is one of the best in the true crime genre. Then she checked NC ticket, 74,000 & growing: Some NC police departments stockpile guns rather than release them, EPA reviewing much-criticized water pollution rules for industrial-sized CAFO farms. Blanche Taylor Moore Talk Read Edit View history Blanche Kiser Taylor Moore (born February 17, 1933) is an American convicted murderer and possible serial killer from Alamance County, North Carolina. The victims: In July 1984, Delores Lynch and Janie Lynch, the mother and sister of Tom Lynch, were shot at close range with a high-powered weapon inside Delores home in Kentucky. pic.twitter.com/8V9eyK0z12. A man named Antwan Maurice Pittman has since been convicted of one of the murders, the 2009 strangling of Tahara Nicholson, and is likely behind several of . [2] In Washington, he was served warrants for several burglaries in and around the Seattle metro area. All 50 states have had a notorious serial killer, such as Florida 's Ted Bundy, Illinois 's John Wayne Gacy, and New Jersey 's Charles Edmund Cullen. Klenner, a fake doctor in a small town who occasionally posed as a covert CIA agent, was implicated in the . He was the fourth person to die in the electric chair after reinstatement of the death penalty in South Carolina. Reid, not known as someone who got sick much, missed more than four weeks of work during the next few months. Both women worked at Bojangles. 5. She was born in North Carolina in 1933, one of seven children. However, they said the murder cases varied enough to throw them off Wallace's trail. On February 20, 1994, just weeks after being arrested for shoplifting, Wallace strangled the sister of one of his employees at Taco Bell, Vanessa Little Mack. By June 5, Reid had gotten better and Garrett told Reid, with Blanche present, that he might be able to go home within a week. Perkins drove Fritz to a wealthy Winston-Salem neighborhood to carry out his mission. From mass shootings to serial killers, the country has some of the most prolific and brutal killers ever recorded. Henry Louis Wallace is a serial killer who raped and murdered 10 women in Charlotte and one woman in his hometown of Barnwell, S.C., from 1990 to 1994. She was the first woman in the, Pete Lucas Moses Jr.: The Durham cult leader. Former Forsyth County prosecutor Vince Rabil, along with Branch, was one of two attorneys tasked in 1990 with convicting Blanche Taylor Moore. The North Carolina Supreme Court upheld the sentences in 2000. It was later determined that John and Jim were dead before the explosion, having been poisoned and shot in the head by their mother. Send me a song, his fellow clown said after being diagnosed with cancer. In each case, defendant had motive (financial), opportunity (close relationship), and means (knowledge of and access to Anti-Ant). Pete Moses, 34, remains in prison in Columbus County. Gary Michael Hilton was arrested for the kidnapping, murder, and beheading of hikers in Florida, Georgia, as well as a North Carolina couple in a national forest in 2007. No trial date has been set. On Christmas Day in 1929, Stokes County tobacco farmer Charles Lawson brutally murdered his wife and six of his seven children and his motive for the massacre has become one of North Carolinas greatest mysteries. He raped, strangled, and stabbed her 38 times in the stomach and chest before taking money from the apartment for drugs. 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