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James Hicks | Murderpedia, the encyclopedia of murderers On 1 November 2000, Maine's Penobscot County grand jury formally charged confessed killer James Hicks, 49, with the murders of Jerilyn Towers and Lynn Willette Hicks served six years of a 10-year prison sentence for killing his first wife, 23-year-old Jennie Hicks, who disappeared from the couple's Carmel home in 1977
James Rodney Hicks: Maine serial killer evaded justice for years after . . . James Rodney Hicks was a serial killer from Maine who murdered three women, including his first wife, Jennie Hicks, in their trailer home in 1977 The cold-blooded murderer then went on to kill Jerilyn Towers in 1982 and Lynn Willette in 1996
What Happened to James Rodney Hicks and Where is He Now? - Heightline James Rodney Hicks was convicted for the murder of his then-wife, Jennie Cyr He also confessed to killing Lynn Willette, his then-girlfriend, and Jerilyn Towers, a then-34-year-old single mother who had the misfortune of crossing paths with him at a bar
The Deadly Web of Serial Killer James Hicks, Part One - Murder, She Told It only took the jury 9 hours to come to a conclusion: they found James Hicks guilty of acting with reckless intent in causing his wife’s death, and convicted him with manslaughter, which held a maximum sentence of 10 years with option for parole at the Maine state prison in Thomaston
Where is James Rodney Hicks now? Everything you need to know Is James Rodney Hicks still alive? Yes He is now serving time in Thomaston, Maine Prison Unfortunately, despite his heinous crimes, he has never apologized to his victim's family Hicks is serving a life sentence without parole for the murders of Jennie Cyr, Jerilyn Towers and Lynn Willette
Tragedy in the North Woods: The Murders of James Hicks (True Crime) Each woman had a relationship with James Hicks, who in 2000 confessed to murdering them, dismembering their bodies and burying the remains alongside rural roads in Aroostook County This is their story
Serial Killer James Hicks - Crimes and Consequences Podcast Serial Killer James Hicks I n July 1977, Jennie Lynn Hicks disappeared A young mother of two small children, Jennie’s family were convinced that she wouldn’t have just vanished without her children
James, “Jimmy,” Rodney Hicks - Radford University Officer Robinson questions James “Jimmy” Hicks at Hicks’ home in Etna, Maine Hicks denies being at the bar on October 16 and says he knows nothing about Jerilyn’s disappearance