New Albany - Body Found In Indiana Yard; Resident Is Suspect In Other Deaths

Remains obtained in a northern Indiana male's backyard have been identified Saturday while the ones from a female lacking to get more than the usual month. The person has already been a suspect around a couple of some other unique deaths.

Stephanie Marie Kirk, 35, of Charlestown, Ind., had been continue witnessed March 25 when your woman claimed she had been likely to connect with some sort of dude with a bar. Her disappearance sparked your two-day look for from the Ohio River, that Jeffersonville (Ind.) News plus Tribune Kirk s is still had been found Friday morning within the lawn connected with William Clyde Gibson's dwelling with New Albany , according to the Associated Press. Medical examiners in border Kentucky employed oral records along with other means to identify this remains.

Gibson is usually staying kept devoid of relationship at your Floyd County Jail with association together with this passing away this morning connected with 75-year-old Christine Whitis associated with Clarksville , Ind., as well as the passing away connected with 44-year-old hairdresser Karen Hodella, in whose body was present in Clarksville with 2003.

He appeared to be in jail about washed down the sink cruising premiums last week right after criminal court noticed your ex boyfriend travelling Whitis' car.

Gibson reportedly carries a extensive offender record, along with had been sentenced to help seven years throughout penitentiary within a 1991 infiltration upon women in the nearby mall with downtown Louisville, Ky., the AP said. He pleaded responsible to robbery and pill misuse in this assault.

On Friday, Floyd County prosecutor Keith Henderson informed alongside labeling Gibson a new serial killer. But, he added in within the News and Tribune, the truth is it's a severe matter. We do have several men and women from this particular point."

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