Monsters Among Us: James William Tolbert killed Elizabeth Ann Poulson while he was on parole for killing his wife, Janie Heller-Tolbert

Victims
Janie Heller-Tolbert, 26 [5/5/1987] (no picture)
Elizabeth Ann Poulson, 68 [10/09/2007]

Janie Heller-Tolbert grave info
Elizabeth Ann Maxwell Carling Poulson obituary
Find-A-Grave: Elizabeth Ann Maxwell Carling Poulson
Wanted to kiss wife – not kill her, defendant says
Jury convicts Tolbert of 2nd degree murder
Man who murdered wife gets life prison sentence
Woman Found Dead in Her Home
Friend sought in woman’s ‘very suspicious’ death
Police seek parolee for questioning in Murray homicide
Police Looking for Person of Interest in Death of Murray Woman
Family Reacts to Capture of Accused Killer
Tolbert charged with murder
Parolee Charged With Murder
Family Explains Relationship of Murder Victim and Convict
Man who killed while on parole sentenced to life in prison
Man gets life without parole for killing Poulson

INMATE INFORMATION

Offender Number: 50178
Offender Name: JAMES WILLIAM TOLBERT
DOB: Mon, 25 Oct 1965
Height: 5 Feet 9 Inches
Weight: 190
Sex: M
Location: CENTRAL UTAH CORRECTIONAL FACILITY
Housing Facility: CUCF BOULDER
Parole Date: N/A – LWOP
Aliases:
JAMES WILLIAM TOLBERT

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Monsters Among Us: Brian David Steckel *The Driftwood Killer* raped and killed Sandra Lee Long then set her bed on fire; He also confessed to at least 2 other murders – Executed 11/4/2005

Victims
Sandra Lee Long, 29
Frances Mary Kiefer, 44 [confessed to]

Brian Steckel was a despicable excuse for a human being. He raped and killed Sandra Lee Long, then set the bed she was on on fire. She actually died of smoke inhalation. During his trial, he sent a copy of her autopsy report to her mother, with a note saying, “Read it and weep. She’s gone forever. Don’t cry over burnt flesh.” During his trial, mind you. And there were death penalty opponents who thought he could do some good if he was allowed to live. But of course, none of those people said anything about Sandra Lee Long and what she suffered. What her loved ones continue to suffer to this day. Sometimes punishment just needs to be punishment. Not something to hope he can make good. He proved that he was not a good person and he even said several times that he deserved the death penalty.

While he was in prison he also mailed confessions to another murder [Frances Kiefer, a neighbor] but nothing has come of it that I am aware of. I am still including her as a victim of his, since he willingly and voluntarily confessed to her murder.

In Loving Memory of Sandra Lee Long
CharleyProject: Frances Mary Kiefer
Pennsylvania Missing Persons: Frances Mary Kiefer
Whatever Became Of … Frances Kiefer Who Myseriously Disappeared From Her Fountain Hill Home?
State of Delaware v Brian Steckel 1996 (conviction and sentence affirmed)
Brian D. “Red” Steckel #991
Murderpedia: Brian David Steckel
Wikipedia: Brian Steckel

Movies/Documentaries
Shattered: The Driftwood Killer

Brian David Steckel

Final Words: “I want to say I’m sorry for the cruel things I did. I’m not the same man I was when I came to jail. I changed. I’m a better man…I walked in here without a fight and I accept my punishment. It is time to go. I love you people.” He told his cousin and a friend, who were witnesses at his execution, to tell his 12 year old daughter, “I said no excuses.”

Monsters Among Us: Alberto Palmer killed Brittany Clardy and Klaressa Cook; Will be at least 85 years old if he ever gets out of prison

Victims
Brittany Clardy, 18
Klaressa Cook, 24

Facebook: The Brittany Clardy Foundation
Mom hopes Brittany Clardy’s tragic story helps others
Woodbury man arrested in connection with the death of 18-year-old Brittany Clardy
Family, friends struggle with St. Paul teen’s slaying
Friends Mourn Teen Found Dead In Impound Lot
Woodbury Man Arrested as Suspect in Brittany Clardy Murder Case: Twin Cities East
Second woman’s body found in a towed car is tied to same suspect
Police: Teen Murdered, Left In Towed Car Was A Prostitute
Man charged with homicide of second woman found in trunk
Alberto Palmer told police he killed Brittany Clardy during postcoital “tussle”
Alberto Palmer agrees to guilty pleas in the deaths of 2 young Twin Cities women
Man Pleads Guilty To Killing Woman, Hiding Body In Car
Man Pleads Guilty In 2nd Body In Car Case
Minnesota rapist, murderer finally speaks up about two killings
Minn. man sentenced to life in second “body in car” case
Killer of 18-year-old Brittany Clardy gets 40-year sentence
MN – Brittany Clardy, 18, & Klaressa Cook, 24, murdered, Twin Cities, 2013

Movies/Documentaries
Grave Mysteries: A Secret Life

INMATE INFORMATION

Demographic Information
MNDOC Offender ID: 245004
Name: Alberto Prece Palmer
Birth Date: 04/30/1989
Current Status: Incarcerated as of 09/23/2014. Currently at MCF Rush City.
Sentence Date: 09/22/2014
Anticipated Release Date: Life – Contact co-records.doc@state.mn.us for release information.
Expiration Date: Life
Caseworker: Margo McKenzie (320) 358-0512
Current Offense Information
Highest Ranked Offense: Homicide
Court File Number(s): Hennepin – 27-CR-13-40710

Deadly Duo: Willa Blanc and Louis Wilkinson kidnapped and killed Walter Sartory before burning his body – all because they stole at least $200,000 from him (and tried for more); Both sentenced to prison

Walter Sartory

Walter Sartory obituary
Burned, Dismembered Remains Found; 2 Arrested
Boone County Sheriff press release
Prosecutors to seek death in Boone Co. murder trial
A Bell Tolls for Walter Sartory
A mad scheme to kill a scientist
Mother, Son Indicted In Millionaire’s Death
Cleaning lady plead guilty for the murder of a KY millionaire
Death and the Maid
Murderpedia: Willa Glendora Blanc
Willa Blanc was Greedy
KY – Walter Sartory, 73, abducted & murdered, Hebron, 16 Feb 2009

Movies/Documentaries
Killer Instinct with Chris Hansen: The Death of a Scientist

Defendants
Willa Blanc – pled guilty, sentenced to LWOP
Louis Wilkinson – pled guilty, sentenced to 30 years in prison

INMATE INFORMATION

Name: BLANC, WILLA GLENDORA
Active Inmate
PID # / DOC #: 319603 / 249930
Institution Start Date: 1/04/2012
Expected Time To Serve (TTS): LIFE WITHOUT PAROLE
Classification: Medium (Level 3)
Minimum Expiration of Sentence Date (Good Time Release Date): LIFE WITHOUT PAROLE
Parole Eligibility Date: LIFE WITHOUT PAROLE
Maximum Expiration of Sentence Date: LIFE WITHOUT PAROLE
Location: KY Corr. Inst. for Women
Age: 56
Race: Black
Gender: F
Eye Color: Brown
Hair Color: Brown
Height: 5′ 03″
Weight: 137
Risk Assessment Rating: Assessment Pending

Aliases
Alias Name
GLEN BLANC
WILLA BLANC
WILLA GLENDORA BLANC
WILLA GWENDORA BLANC
WILLA X BLANC
WILLA X CRAEFORD
WILLA GLENDORA CRAWFORD
WILLA POWELL
WILLA X S

Conviction Information
Offense 1
Time service requirement: COMPLICITY KIDNAPPING-VICTIM DEATH
(Violent Crime)
Life Without Parole
Indictment #: 09-CR-00273
<>Crime Date: 2/17/2009
Conviction Date: 3/19/2012
Conviction County: Boone
Indictment Count: 001
KRS Code: 509.040 [2]
Felony Class: X
LIFE WITHOUT PAROLE

Offense 2
Time service requirement: COMPLICITY KNOWINGLY ABUSE/NEGLECT OF ADULT BY PERSON
Must serve minimum of 20% of sentence
Indictment #: 09-CR-00273
<>Crime Date: 2/17/2009
Conviction Date: 3/19/2012
Conviction County: Boone
Indictment Count: 002
KRS Code: 209.990(2)
Felony Class: C
Sentence Length: 10 years 0 months 0 days
Historic Percentage of Time Served for Similar Offenders: 61 %
( 6 year(s) 1 month(s) )

Offense 3
Time service requirement: COMPLICITY KNOWINGLY EXPLOIT ADULT BY PERSON O/$300
Must serve minimum of 20% of sentence
Indictment #: 09-CR-00273
<>Crime Date: 2/17/2009
Conviction Date: 3/19/2012
Conviction County: Boone
Indictment Count: 003
KRS Code: 209.990(5)
Felony Class: C
Sentence Length: 10 years 0 months 0 days
Historic Percentage of Time Served for Similar Offenders: 61 %
( 6 year(s) 1 month(s) )

Offense 4
Time service requirement: COMPLICITY TAMPERING WITH PHYSICAL EVIDENCE
Must serve minimum of 15% of sentence
Indictment #: 09-CR-00273
<>Crime Date: 2/17/2009
Conviction Date: 3/19/2012
Conviction County: Boone
Indictment Count: 004
KRS Code: 524.100
Felony Class: D
Sentence Length: 5 years 0 months 0 days
Historic Percentage of Time Served for Similar Offenders: 59 %
( 2 year(s) 11 month(s) )

Offense 5
Time service requirement: COMPLICITY THEFT BY DECEPTION-INCLUDE COLD CHECKS O/$300
Must serve minimum of 15% of sentence
Indictment #: 09-CR-00273
<>Crime Date: 2/17/2009
Conviction Date: 3/19/2012
Conviction County: Boone
Indictment Count: 005
KRS Code: 514.040
Felony Class: D
Sentence Length: 5 years 0 months 0 days
Historic Percentage of Time Served for Similar Offenders: 59 %
( 2 year(s) 11 month(s) )

Offense 6
Time service requirement: COMPLICITY FORGERY, 2ND DEGREE
Must serve minimum of 15% of sentence
Indictment #: 09-CR-00273
<>Crime Date: 2/17/2009
Conviction Date: 3/19/2012
Conviction County: Boone
Indictment Count: 006
KRS Code: 516.030
Felony Class: D
Sentence Length: 5 years 0 months 0 days
Historic Percentage of Time Served for Similar Offenders: 59 %
( 2 year(s) 11 month(s) )

INMATE INFORMATION

Name: WILKINSON, LOUIS SANCHEZ
Active Inmate
PID # / DOC #: 324119 / 255921
Institution Start Date: 9/21/2012
Expected Time To Serve (TTS): 4/13/2036
Classification: Medium (Level 3)
Minimum Expiration of Sentence Date (Good Time Release Date): 4/13/2036
Parole Eligibility Date: 3/16/2029
Maximum Expiration of Sentence Date: 3/16/2039
Location: Luther Luckett Corr. Complex
Age: 36
Race: Black
Gender: M
Eye Color: Brown
Hair Color: Black
Height: 5′ 06″
Weight: 160
Risk Assessment Rating: Assessment Pending

Aliases
Alias Name
LOUIS WILKENSON
LOUIS WILKINSON
LOUIS SANCHEZ WILKINSON

Conviction Information
Offense 1
Time service requirement: COMPLICITY KIDNAPPING-VICTIM DEATH
(Violent Crime)
Must serve minimum of 85% of Sentence (Violent Offense)
Indictment #: 09-CR-00275
<>Crime Date: 2/17/2009
Conviction Date: 9/26/2012
Conviction County: Boone
Indictment Count: 001
KRS Code: 509.040 [2]
Felony Class: X
Sentence Length: 30 years 0 months 0 days
Historic Percentage of Time Served for Similar Offenders: no matching historical data

Offense 2
Time service requirement: COMPLICITY KNOWINGLY ABUSE/NEGLECT OF ADULT BY PERSON
Must serve minimum of 20% of sentence
Indictment #: 09-CR-00275
<>Crime Date: 2/17/2009
Conviction Date: 9/26/2012
Conviction County: Boone
Indictment Count: 002
KRS Code: 209.990(2)
Felony Class: C
Sentence Length: 10 years 0 months 0 days
Historic Percentage of Time Served for Similar Offenders: 61 %
( 6 year(s) 1 month(s) )

Offense 3
Time service requirement: KNOWINGLY EXPLOIT ADULT BY PERSON O/$300
Must serve minimum of 20% of sentence
Indictment #: 09-CR-00275
<>Crime Date: 2/17/2009
Conviction Date: 9/26/2012
Conviction County: Boone
Indictment Count: 003
KRS Code: 209.990(5)
Felony Class: C
Sentence Length: 10 years 0 months 0 days
Historic Percentage of Time Served for Similar Offenders: 62 %
( 6 year(s) 2 month(s) )

Offense 4
Time service requirement: COMPLICITY TAMPERING WITH PHYSICAL EVIDENCE
Must serve minimum of 15% of sentence
Indictment #: 09-CR-00275
<>Crime Date: 2/17/2009
Conviction Date: 9/26/2012
Conviction County: Boone
Indictment Count: 004
KRS Code: 524.100
Felony Class: D
Sentence Length: 5 years 0 months 0 days
Historic Percentage of Time Served for Similar Offenders: 59 %
( 2 year(s) 11 month(s) )

Offense 5
Time service requirement: COMPLICITY THEFT BY DECEPTION-INCLUDE COLD CHECKS O/$300
Must serve minimum of 15% of sentence
Indictment #: 09-CR-00275
<>Crime Date: 2/17/2009
Conviction Date: 9/26/2012
Conviction County: Boone
Indictment Count: 005
KRS Code: 514.040
Felony Class: D
Sentence Length: 5 years 0 months 0 days
Historic Percentage of Time Served for Similar Offenders: 59 %
( 2 year(s) 11 month(s) )

Deadly Girlfriends: Cierra Alexis Sutton charged with killing and dismembering her boyfriend, Steven Coleman

Steven Coleman

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Police: Woman shot boyfriend in head, cut up body with machete
Gruesome murder case shocks Baytown PD
Cops: Texas woman killed boyfriend as he slept, dismembered body
Report: Texas woman accused of shooting, dismembering boyfriend captured in Jefferson Parish
‘No remorse’: Man’s alleged killer unfazed by murder investigation, police say
Victim identified in alleged Baytown dismemberment case, details revealed in court filings

Cierra Alexis Sutton

Charles Kenneth Maness murder 12/27/1998 Oxford, MS *James Ray Sanders pled guilty, sentenced to life in prison*

Authorities investigate weekend shooting motive
James R. Sanders v State of Mississippi 2003 (conviction and sentence affirmed)
James Ray Sanders v State of Mississippi 2015 (conviction and sentence affirmed)
Escaped Parchman prisoner has Lafayette County ties
2 ‘armed and dangerous’ inmates escape Parchman
Two Inmates, Including Murderer, Escape Mississippi Prison

INMATE INFORMATION

Crime Watch Daily: Elizabeth Smart Discusses Contemplating Suicide During her Abduction

CRIME WATCH DAILY WITH CHRIS HANSEN” EXCLUSIVE
ELIZABETH SMART REVEALS DETAILS ABOUT HER HARROWING ABDUCTION AND ORDEAL

In an Emotional Interview with Sexual-Assault Survivor and Victim Advocate Daisy Coleman, Elizabeth Smart Reveals Her Own Personal Struggles During Her Time in Captivity

LOS ANGELES, Calif. (September 13, 2017) — Crime Watch Daily with Chris Hansen special correspondent Elizabeth Smart makes a revelation about her time in captivity when she sits down with fellow sexual-assault survivor and victim advocate Daisy Coleman in an emotional and intimate interview. “For me, because I grew up in a very conservative Christian neighborhood, the first time I was raped I remember feeling devastated. I felt like it would be better to be dead than to continue living being a rape victim, being a rape survivor…I felt in that moment if there had been an easy way out, I probably would have taken it,” Smart reveals. Daisy also describes how incessant bullying impacted how she coped with her trauma. “The bullying was really intense because it didn’t just end at school…when I would go home, it would be all over the internet. These people are able to say a lot crueler of things because it’s such a dehumanized way of speaking…because you’re talking to a computer screen and not a real person, but a real person is receiving that message…a lot of things affected how I looked at myself and my idea of self-worth,” describes Coleman. “It’s so ridiculous when you see anything on the news and some people’s first comments are questions like ‘What was she wearing? What was she doing?’…It doesn’t matter. It literally doesn’t matter if you are dancing around naked completely drunk. Nobody has the right to hurt you,” adds Smart. Smart also describes the confusing experience she was subjected to after her rescue. “Nobody told me what was going on. One second I was being reunited with my parents, the next second I was being questioned, the next second, they take me up to the hospital that then they’re like, ‘Oh, take off your clothes. Oh, let’s do this kit on you.’ Nobody was really telling me anything and I remember when they were doing the rape kit, I just remember thinking, ‘What’s going on?’” To help other survivors, Daisy and her two friends, who are survivors themselves, along with her brother started a support group called “Safe Bae,” whose mission is to raise awareness about sexual assault in middle and high schools and students’ rights under Title IX.

For more, tune into Crime Watch Daily with Chris Hansen on Tuesday, September 19.

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