Death in Daytona Romalis Gordon

Death in Daytona Discovery ID describes this episode as spring break ends in heartbreak when coed Chrissy Lazzaro is gunned down miles from her Daytona Beach hotel. A few hot tips soon peter out and the case goes cold, but a startling change of heart finally brings a heartless killer to justice.

Romalis Gordon was a never a suspect in the killing at the time it happened. While he was already serving two life sentences in Lousiana, he contacted the Volusia County Sheriff's depatment and confessed to give the family closure. He was immediately given a life sentence in Florida on top of the two he is currently serving.

His current location is unknown as Louisiana does not provide inmate information

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Louisiana inmate confesses, gets life sentence in 1993 cold case

Romalis Gordon

Road to Hell Frederick Harris

Road to Hell Discovery ID describes this episode as: the gruesome slaying of adored resident Debra Rawls leaves the town of Summerfield paralyzed in fear. A swath of hooligans quickly deepens the suspect pool, but a speck of blood makes the biggest splash in discovering the true identity of the killer.    

Frederick Harris was arrested in 2004 on DNA evidence. He plead guilty to first-degree murder and armed burglary of a dwelling. He was sentenced to two consecutive life sentences plus ten years.








You can write to  Frederick Harris at:

Frederick Harris 713220
Okeechobee Correctional Institution
3420 N.E. 168th Street
Okeechobee, Florida 34972-4824  

Death in the Family Christopher Lunz

Death in the Family ID describes this show as: when 56-year-old David Lunz is gunned down in his Palm Harbor, Florida home, this laid back community fears the worst. It takes investigators more than two years and a surprise clue found 600 miles from the crime scene to nail a killer from David's past.    

David was killed by his own son, Christopher Lunz . He also killed his cellmate, Nathaniel

Nathaniel Taylor

Taylor prior to killing himself.

Christopher killed his father for molesting him as a child. He killed Nathaniel Taylor because he was a sex offender.

If mental health services were better in the US, this all could have been avoided.
 

Fallen Angel Lucious Boyd

Fallen Angel Discovery ID describes this show as when Dawnia Dacosta meets a hellish end, residents of Broward County, Florida are puzzled. Who would want to kill such an angelic young woman? Detectives are stumped until "divine intervention" strikes and luck leads them to a killer with evil intentions.

Lucious Boyd is a rapist and suspected serial killer. He was acquitted for killing Roderick Bullard, allegedlly in self defense. He is suspected of killing Melissa Floyd and Patrece Alston, whose body has never been found. All of this was prior to killing Dawnia.

Lucious Boyd was convicted for the first-degree murder, armed kidnapping, and sexual battery of Dawnia Dacosta and sentenced to the penalties of death, life imprisonment, and fifteen years' imprisonment, respectively

You can write to  Lucious Boyd at:

Lucious Boyd 699893   
Union CI
P.O. Box 1000
Raiford, Florida

No Safe Harbor Daniel Patrick Welch

No Safe Harbor ID describes the show as: when Nikki Halpin, is beaten to death in her home, the residents of Safety Harbor, FL are terrified that a violent intruder is on the loose. But when a mysterious voice on the 911 recording reveals an eerie clue, detectives zero in on an unlikely suspect.   

Daniel has also been convicted of traffic in Oxycodone, to serve 42 months in prison.

Daniel Patrick Welch was charged with first-degree murder and armed burglary for beating Nikki in front of her two small children. Ultimately, he is sentenced to twenty five years in prison.

Don Halpin is raising the boys Drew and Max as he is their biological father and the two had divorced shortly before the murder.




You can write to Daniel P. Welch at:

Daniel P. Welch R44381
Madison Correctional Institution
382 Southwest MCI Way
Madison, Florida 32340-4430 

Sea of Hate Glen Rogers

Sea of Hate ID describes this show as when Norma Rodriguez's murder hits the town of Port Hueneme, police are left sorting out suspects in its wake. It will take a capricious witness and 10 years to clean up the damage. When the dust finally settles no one is more suprised than the killer.

Glen Rogers is a serial killer named, "The Casanova Killer". He has been convicted of two murders but is suspected in many others.

His victims include Mark Peters of Ohio, Sandra Gallagher of California, Linda Price of Mississippi, Tina Cribbs of Florida, and Andy Jiles Sutton.

He is on death row in the state of Florida, and faces a second sentence of death in California for the murder of Norma.

On September 29, 1995, defendant Glen Rogers, a drifter from Ohio who had frequented McRed‟s bar in Van Nuys for several weeks, picked up Sandra Gallagher at the bar and strangled her to death several hours later, burning her body in the passenger compartment of her pickup truck. Defendant fled from California to Mississippi,2 then to Bossier City, Louisiana, where, on November 2, 1995, he picked up Andy Lou Sutton at the It‟ll Do Lounge. Defendant spent the night with Sutton in her apartment and left the following day, telling her he had to go to Jackson, Mississippi, to retrieve a truck, but would return. Instead, defendant traveled to Tampa, Florida, where, on November 5, he picked up Tina Cribbs at the Showtown bar in Gibsonton, on the outskirts of Tampa. Defendant took Cribbs to his Tampa motel room where he stabbed her to death that same day. The following day defendant, driving Cribbs‟s car, returned to Sutton‟s apartment in Bossier City, Louisiana. The next night, on or about November 7, defendant stabbed Sutton to death in the bedroom of her apartment. 

You can write to Glen Rogers at:

Glen Rogers 124400
Union Correctional Institution
25636 NE SR-16
Raiford, Florida 32083