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Re: Black suspect Arrested in 'Evil' Murder of Two Indianapolis Moms
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Feb 11, 2024, 1:47:03 AMFeb 11
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On 26 Jul 2020, OrigInfoJunkie <bum...@att.net> posted some
news:rflcip$1hu8$2...@neodome.net:
> Death penalty. Put this black savage animal down.
An Indiana man on probation was identified as the suspect behind the
shock murders of two Indianapolis women, with police revealing Friday
that his arrest came largely because his alleged victims fought back
against him.
David Hiner, 30, now faces a pair of murder charges for the slayings of
Marianne Weis and Shannon Lassere, announced Chief Christopher Bailey of
the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department in a news conference.
Bailey said the women, both mothers who were well known on Indianapolis’
east side, were killed by “multiple sharp force injuries.” The nature of
their deaths evoked fear across Indianapolis, and sparked a two-week
probe into identifying their killer.
Bailey said detectives collected “a significant amount of video” from
businesses in the area and used forensics to link the crime to Hiner,
who was just released from prison in September.
“This was brutal and evil what happened to them, but because they both
fought back, we were able to make an arrest,” Bailey said.
Shannon Lassere and Marianne Weis were both killed this week near 21st
Street and Mitthoefer Road. IMPD has not said if...
Posted by WRTV on Friday, February 2, 2024
Lassere, 58, was found dead in a parking lot off Mitthoefer Road on Jan.
27. Five days later, the body of Weis, 52, was found on a backroad near
Mitthoefer, less than 450 feet from where Lassere was found.
Bailey said that Hiner knew Weiss and lived in an apartment complex that
was walking distance of where the women were found murdered. The chief
did not specify what their relationship was.
Hiner was identified as a person of interest last week and was taken
into custody for violating his probation in a neighboring county, said
IMPD’s deputy chief, Kendale Adams. He was solidified as the murder
suspect after a search of his apartment revealed he had shoes with dried
blood on them and had jeans that were being soaked in bleach in a
bathtub. Another pair of jeans were allegedly found in a closet, stained
by blood.
Adams said Hiner remained in custody while police awaited the DNA
results from a lab for his soiled clothes. Once those came back this
week, he said the blood on Hiner’s shoes and jeans were a match to both
victims.
A motive for the murders remains unknown. Adams said Hiner suffered
injuries of his own, seemingly from the women, which helped cops nail
him down as their murder suspect.
“There’s no doubt in my mind, based on conversations with detective,
that these women defended themselves the best they could,” he said.
https://www.thedailybeast.com/suspect-arrested-in-evil-murder-of-two-indi
anapolis-moms-marianne-weis-and-shannon-lassere
news:rflcip$1hu8$2...@neodome.net:
> Death penalty. Put this black savage animal down.
An Indiana man on probation was identified as the suspect behind the
shock murders of two Indianapolis women, with police revealing Friday
that his arrest came largely because his alleged victims fought back
against him.
David Hiner, 30, now faces a pair of murder charges for the slayings of
Marianne Weis and Shannon Lassere, announced Chief Christopher Bailey of
the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department in a news conference.
Bailey said the women, both mothers who were well known on Indianapolis’
east side, were killed by “multiple sharp force injuries.” The nature of
their deaths evoked fear across Indianapolis, and sparked a two-week
probe into identifying their killer.
Bailey said detectives collected “a significant amount of video” from
businesses in the area and used forensics to link the crime to Hiner,
who was just released from prison in September.
“This was brutal and evil what happened to them, but because they both
fought back, we were able to make an arrest,” Bailey said.
Shannon Lassere and Marianne Weis were both killed this week near 21st
Street and Mitthoefer Road. IMPD has not said if...
Posted by WRTV on Friday, February 2, 2024
Lassere, 58, was found dead in a parking lot off Mitthoefer Road on Jan.
27. Five days later, the body of Weis, 52, was found on a backroad near
Mitthoefer, less than 450 feet from where Lassere was found.
Bailey said that Hiner knew Weiss and lived in an apartment complex that
was walking distance of where the women were found murdered. The chief
did not specify what their relationship was.
Hiner was identified as a person of interest last week and was taken
into custody for violating his probation in a neighboring county, said
IMPD’s deputy chief, Kendale Adams. He was solidified as the murder
suspect after a search of his apartment revealed he had shoes with dried
blood on them and had jeans that were being soaked in bleach in a
bathtub. Another pair of jeans were allegedly found in a closet, stained
by blood.
Adams said Hiner remained in custody while police awaited the DNA
results from a lab for his soiled clothes. Once those came back this
week, he said the blood on Hiner’s shoes and jeans were a match to both
victims.
A motive for the murders remains unknown. Adams said Hiner suffered
injuries of his own, seemingly from the women, which helped cops nail
him down as their murder suspect.
“There’s no doubt in my mind, based on conversations with detective,
that these women defended themselves the best they could,” he said.
https://www.thedailybeast.com/suspect-arrested-in-evil-murder-of-two-indi
anapolis-moms-marianne-weis-and-shannon-lassere
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