Snejana Farberov, Daily Mail, December 9, 2020
A suspected Texas serial killer has been indicted on three additional counts of capital murder after previously being charged with smothering 14 elderly women to death and stealing their valuables.
A Dallas County Grand Jury on Tuesday indicted healthcare worker Billy Chemirmir, 48, on murder charges in the deaths of Joyce Abramowitz, 82; Doris Wasserman, 90, and Margaret White, 86, who were all killed at The Tradition-Prestonwood senior living community in Dallas between July 2016 and December 2017.
Billy Chemirmir
Chemirmir, a Kenyan national living in the US illegally, now faces a total of 17 capital murder charges and two counts of attempted capital murder stemming from similar attacks.
Suspected serial killer linked to 3 more murders at North Dallas nursing home
Suspected serial killer linked to 3 more murders at North Dallas nursing home
A suspected serial killer has three new murder charges, bringing the deaths he’s accused of to 17 in Dallas and Collin counties.
DALLAS - A suspected serial killer has three new murder charges, bringing the deaths he’s accused of to 17 in Dallas and Collin counties.
Police say Billy Chemirmir killed residents at senior living facilities and stole their belongings. What’s even more incredible is there are still other deaths he’s suspected of but hasn’t been formally charged with.
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A suspected serial killer has three new murder charges, bringing the deaths he has been accused of to 17 in the state of Texas, in Dallas and Collin counties.
Police report that Billy Chemirmir killed residents at senior living facilities and stole their belongings.
Fox 4 reports that there are more deaths that he is believed to have committed but has not been formally charged yet.
Joyce Abramowiz was found dead in June 2016. Margaret White was found dead in August 2016. Doris Wasserman was found dead December in 2017.
They are the latest alleged victims of 48-year-old Billy Chemirmir. All three lived at The Tradition Prestonwood in North Dallas.