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Thursday, August 30, 1990/ University Daily Kansan
Murders terrify college town
Investigators flood Gainesville, Fla., search for serial killer
The Associated Press
GAINESVILLE, Fla. — An army of investigators, including an FBI agent who tracked "Son of Sam," Charles Manson and Ted Bundy, searched yesterday for a "method" loathing for slightly built brunettes.
Community leaders in this terrified college town organized a march for "all those who are outraged, fearful and in mourning" for the four women and one man found slain since Sunny Ridge, the women were horribly mutilated.
About 600 local police, state investigators and FBI agents were investigating and providing additional security at the off-campus apartment complexes of the type the victims died in.
The killer apparently tracked cer
tain types of women and entered their apartments through unlocked doors or windows, or by forcing sliding-glass doors, Police Chief Wayland Clifton told reporters Wednesday.
"There is a similarity in physical appearance in the four female victims as far as hair color, eye color and general physical build," Clifton
Criminalist Alexander Bassin of Florida State University, where Bundy killed two women, said there was "an absolutely chilling resemblance" between the Gainesville slayings and the Bundy murders of 1978.
Investigators say all five victims were stabbed to death. Police have released autopsy information on only one of the victims, Christa Hoyt.
Hoyt, 18, was sliced open from the
pelvis to the chest and decapitated, Alachua County Sheriff Lu Hindery said. The Orlando Sentinel reported her head was found on a shelf in her apartment, but Hindery would not comment on that.
The bodies of roommates Christina Powell, 15, and Sonia Jarson, 18, who were found Sunday, were mutilated. Investigators who spoke on condition of anonymity said the victims' bodies were discovered with a surgically sharp instrument.
There was no evidence of satanic cults or messages left for police.
The bodies of Tracey Izee Paules, 23, and Manuel R. Taboada, 23, discovered Tuesday, had not been mutilated, police said.
Although hundreds of fearful students have abandoned their off-campus apartments at least temporarily,
university spokesman Larry Humes said: "We are not seeing a sea of empty desks. The numbers are down, but there is not a mass exodus."
University President John Lombardi promised to suspend attendance regulations for those who felt they had to go home. But he said the school "would be abdicating its responsibility" to close down completely since most students wanted to continue.
Many students are spending their nights in large groups, Linda Helton of West Palm Beach said she spent Tuesday night with nine other people. Others bolted themselves into their rooms.
Stores reported a run on weapons, mace, deadbolts and even broomsticks that residents were using to secure doors and windows.
Florida deaths worry KU student
By Karen Park
Kansan staff writer
KU student Doux Raxter's sister is just one of the many University of Florida students living in fear these days.
The fear results from five gruesome murders since Sunday in Gainesville, Fla., home of the university. Four women and one man have been found dead in the past five days in off-campus apartments.
Baxier, Pensacola, Fla., senior,
said he was worried about his sister.
Joan, but thought she would be safe.
because she lived in a residence hall on campus.
Baxter's mother, Betty, who is staying in a Lawrence motel, said she knew nothing about the murders until Tuesday night.
A man at the hotel told her what had happened at the university, she said.
"I knew she was safe, because she had called shortly before I got back to my room, but I tried to call her and I could not get through." Baxter said.
Joan Baxter called her mother later that night and was crying and very upset, Betty Baxter said.
"Situations like this create a lot of fear," Betty Baxter said. "The most important thing to do was to stabilize Joan."
Betty Baxter said she gave her daughter the telephone number of a family friend who lived in Gainesville.
After the second murder occurred Monday, Baxter said University of Florida officials decided that student bodies home early for Labor day weekend.
Dou Baxter said that his sister would leave Gainesville for home in Pensacola for the weekend, but that she would continue to be a student.
Betty Baxter said, "Hopefully they can pull some strings together while the students are away and get a clearer idea of who is doing this."
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