Little said they met in a club where she was attending a birthday party with a group of friends and one of her two sisters. He remembers that she was wearing a pretty dress with buttons on the front.
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He described the woman as approximately 30-40 years old, 5’8”-5’9” tall, weighing 160 pounds, with “honey-colored” brown skin and medium-length straight hair. Little stated that in approximately 1982, possibly in the autumn, he met a black female in New Orleans. He believes the woman’s name may have been Ruth and that her mother lived in North Little Rock. Little stated he placed the woman’s body on a pile of branches and old cornstalks in or near a corn field. When they were outside Little Rock, Little drove down a dirt road and manually strangled the woman to death. He returned the following day and drove with her toward Benton or Bentonville, Arkansas. He first drove the woman to meet her ex-boyfriend, a man called “Bear” (Little believes Bear is now deceased), then drove her back to her residence. Little stated that when he returned to his vehicle, the woman was sleeping inside. (Records indicate that Little was in fact arrested by North Little Rock Police Department for shoplifting from a Kroger on April 20, 1994.) According to Little, he was released after approximately three hours so that he could move his vehicle, a 1978 yellow Cadillac El Dorado (or possibly a yellow Dodge), off the grocery store’s property. Little remembers being arrested for shoplifting in a North Little Rock Kroger grocery store. He reportedly shoplifted with the woman, then she sold the merchandise. Little stayed with her on and off for about three days. He described the woman as 24 years old, 5’5” - 5’7” tall, and approximately 200 pounds. He remembered it was cold and possibly snowing when they met. Little said he encountered a black female in a transient area of Little Rock, Arkansas, between 19. He does not believe the body was ever found. Little dragged Marianne’s body approximately 200 yards into the thick, muddy water. He then drove further down Highway 27, into the Everglades, and turned down a dirt road that led to a river or a swamp. Little drove Marianne north on Highway 27 and killed her on a driveway, possibly near a sugarcane field. When they arrived there, one of Marianne’s roommates asked them to buy a can of shaving cream, so they returned to Little’s car-a gold 4-door Pontiac LeMans. Little stated Marianne lived with several other roommates between Brownsville and Liberty City. A few days later, they met again at a bar in Overtown, where Little offered to give her a ride home. Little first met Marianne at a bar known as The Pool or Pool Palace near 17th Avenue in Miami. Little said Marianne was between 5’6” - 5’7” tall and approximately 140 pounds. Little said the male presented himself as a woman and was known to Little as Marianne or Mary Ann. However, it is uncertain when or if he will be prosecuted there because of a lack of evidence, prosecutors said.Little recounted that in 1971 or 1972 he met a good-looking, 18- to 19-year-old black male in Miami, Florida.
In addition to the nine charges in Terrebonne, Dominique also has been arrested in connection with two bodies found in the New Orleans suburb of Jefferson Parish. Initially booked on two murders, he eventually was indicted on nine and, during interrogation, confessed to 23, authorities have said.Īuthorities have said he allegedly enticed victims with offers of money for sex, or in some cases by offering the men his “wife” and showing them a picture of a woman. I just buried a box.”ĭominique, who has a heart condition, was arrested at a homeless shelter in December.
That’s how bad a shape he was in when they sent him back to me. I want to ask him ‘Before you killed my child, what were his last words?”’ Smith said after the arraignment. Victims were found in ditches, sugar cane fields and other remote locations in southeastern Louisiana.ĭominique’s public defender, Anthony Champagne, declined to comment.Īmong the onlookers in the courtroom Tuesday was Angela Smith, mother of victim Wayne Smith. The nine charges of first-degree murder, which carry a possible death sentence, stem from the rape and murders of nine men between 20 in Terrebonne Parish, La.ĭominique, 42, has confessed to 23 murders from 1997 to 2005, authorities said. He mumbled “not guilty” to each count as his sister and other relatives looked on - along with family members of some of his alleged victims.
Ronald Dominique was rolled into the courtroom in a wheelchair. serial slaying suspect pleads not guiltyĪ man who police say confessed to strangling or suffocating 23 men during an eight-year killing spree pleaded not guilty Tuesday to nine counts of murder.
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