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The 1990s played host to serial killers across the US but the Pacific Northwest seemed to be a hotbed. In Spokane, Washington sex workers started turning up dead across the city. For more than a decade police searched searched for the killer, only to realize everything wasn’t as it seemed. How many serial killers can one city host? Join Emily and Alisha as they discuss the Spokane Killers.
Robert Lee Yates Victims
Patrick Oliver discovered July 13, 1975
Susan Savage discovered July 13, 1975
Stacy E. Hawn discovered December 28, 1988
Shannon Zielinski discovered June 14, 1996
Patricia Barnes discovered August 25, 1996
Heather Hernandez discovered August 26, 1997
Jennifer Joseph discovered August 26, 1997
Darla Scott discovered November 5, 1997
Melinda Mercer discovered December 7, 1997
Shawn Johnson discovered December 18, 1997
Shawn A. McClenahan discovered December 26, 1997
Laurie Wason discovered December 26, 1997
Sunny Oster discovered February 8, 1998
Linda Daveys discovered April 1, 1998
Linda M. Maybin discovered April 1, 1998
Melody Murfin discovveredMay 12, 1998
Michelyn Derning discovered July 7, 1998
Connie LaFontaine discovered Ellis October 13, 1998
Douglas (Donna) Perry Victims (left to right)
Nikkie Lowe
Yolanda Sapp
Kathleen Brisbois
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Sources
The Spokane Killer
Jack Smith
Maplewood Publishing
Body Count
Burl Barer
Pinnacle Books
Murder in Spokane
Mark Fuhrman
Cliff Street Books
Murderpedia
The Spokane Murders
Margot Hornblower
Police Looking for Worldwide Trail of Death
Robert Lee Yates is the Most Deranged Killer You’ve Never Heard of
SPOKANE: Prosecutor: Yates will plead guilty to 13 murders
SPOKANE KILLINGS: Officers around state continue looking at Yates
Donna Perry’s attorney rips state’s evidence as triple murder trial begins
A Gender Variance Who's Who
Cellmate of transgender murder suspect says Donna Perry claimed to have killed dozens
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