HENRY LUCAS AND OTTIS TOOLE

Many law enforcement officials in Georgia refuse to credit the confessions of Henry Lee Lucas and Ottis Toole, the itinerant killers who once claimed to have slain 360 people, including at least ten hear in Georgia. However the Georgia Bureau of Investigations' Agent, Bob Ingram and former Douglas County Sheriff Earl Lee are convinced that Lucas and Toole did kill in the state. "I don't think there is any doubt about it," says Ingram. "In April of 1985 we had Lucas here for five days. We put him on I-95 at the Georgia-Florida line and gave him no directions except to take us to the scene of any killing him or Toole had committed in Georgia. We were able to clear ten homicides that way." Ingram told me in a 1996 training class I attended that, murders attributed to Lucas and Toole either individually or as a pair occurred in St. Marys, Brunswick, Savannah, Hinesville, Dublin, Fitzgerald, Donalsonville, Albany, Georgetown and Douglas County. Lucas is on death row in Texas; Toole died in Florida while waiting execution.

OTHER GEORGIA SERIAL KILLERS

John Williams and Clyde Manning, "The Murder Farm killings"
Lendell Hunter
Junior Pierce
Carlton Gary, "The Columbus Stalking Strangler"
Wayne Williams, "The Atlanta Child Murders"
R.L. Hunter
John Latham and George York
Paul John Knowles
Henry Lucas and Ottis Toole
Janie Lou Gibbs
Terri Rachals
Anjette Lyles
Billy Sunday Birt

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