Billy Chemirmir, 49, the supposed chronic killer accused of killing more than twelve senior residents, has been accused of four charges of capital homicide.
A Texas excellent jury has prosecuted him for the 2017 passings of Marilyn Bixler, Diane Delahunty, Helen Lee, and Mamie Dell Miya.
His third preliminary has occurred since Colin County blamed him for killing five older ladies in November 2021 and Lu Harris in April of this current year. With a 12-1 decision, the primary preliminary finished in a malfeasance. Billy is likewise accused of the homicide of twelve additional ladies in Dallas County notwithstanding these three preliminaries.
Billy Chemirmir suspected to be a guardian to target older ladies Chemirmir, a previous parental figure, moved to the United States from Kenya in 2003 looking for better prospects. Chemirmir is the 28th of his dad’s youngsters, a prosperous rancher. Prior to starting his work as an overseer, Chemirmir sold vehicles.
Chemirmir purportedly went after older ladies living alone in independent settlements. Professing to be a wellbeing laborer, he broke into their homes and killed them by choking out them, then, at that point, took their things.
Chemirmir keeps on keeping up with his guiltlessness and faults his awful conditions on being in an unlucky spot.
Four casualties families answer the charges Because of the reality of the case, COVID rules were loose and group of the casualties were allowed admittance to the court. Following his prosecution, the four casualties’ families communicated the accompanying feelings:
Billy Chemirmir is accused of suffocating at least 18 women who lived in senior living facilities in Dallas and Collin counties, but police feared the number of victims may be more than 25. https://t.co/R5exlWYWTt
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“Considering Billy Chemirmir responsible for the full extent of his atrocities is currently made conceivable by these prosecutions. We value the police and investigators’ readiness to listen to us and their continuous endeavors to guarantee that all casualties and individuals who care about them get equity.”
During the preliminary Greg Willis the head prosecutor for Collin County remarked For the homicide of Lu Harris, Chemirmir has previously been given a lifelong incarceration without the chance of delivery. It is obscure as of now on the off chance that he has confessed or not to the new allegations.
Texas energetically implements a lifelong incarceration without the chance of parole or capital punishment for capital homicide. The guard lawyer has finished up their case, despite the fact that the specialists are setting up a second preliminary for Billy Chemirmir, the points of interest of which have not yet been unveiled.