“This is one of the most traumatic things that’s ever happened in this city and I think that today we can look at it and say justice was done,” he told CNN affiliate WBRZ. “Somehow, I think Derrick Todd Lee needed to die for what he did to these people. Louisiana serial killer woman professional#.Gillis was convicted of the murders of two women. According to the Associated Press, tire tracks were found near the discovery point of a victim, which led police to Gillis’ residence. Gillis told authorities that he plotted his kills and played games with the police. At that time, Gillis had been killing women for almost 10 years. Gillis was arrested in 2004 and booked on three counts of murder. Oxygen says killer Sean Vincent Gillis confessed to eight murders, but all evidence was not able to be used in court. Lee was later sentenced to the death penalty but died before the sentence could be carried out. One of Lee’s victims escaped, and she helped police create a sketch of her attacker. Lee was tied to at least seven deaths but was only convicted of two. According to the Associated Press, a jury was to decide if Lee was to receive the death penalty or life in jail, but a 2002 Supreme Court decision banned the execution of the intellectually disabled. Multiple psychologists stated that Lee met the qualifications to be considered intellectually disabled. Lee’s family allegedly had a history of mental illness. 11.Īccording to Oxygen, Derrick Todd Lee was a serial killer born in St. West Monroe woman accused of burglarizing home jailed
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