Serial Killer Roland Davis Sr aka 'Rollie', DOB 11/14/1952, Linked to Multiple Murders and Missing Women in Central Florida and Charlotte County Fl. Rollie killed two women in Columbus Ohio and tried to kill another one, how many bodies on this dirtbag? Rollie worked as a cab driver which gave him access to young women late at night or early in the morning, perfect job for a serial killer. Missing and murdered women in Franklin County OH, Sandusky, Ohio, Florence KY, Fairfield OH, and Chillicothe Ohio look hard at serial killer Roland Thomas Davis Sr aka 'Rollie', DOB 11/14/1952. The Charlotte County Sheriff's Office is asking residents in the Florida area to help in the investigation of Roland Davis Sr aka 'Rollie'. Roland Thomas Davis Sr aka 'Rollie', DOB 11/14/1952 did one year in prison Florida Dept of Corrections with a release date of 5/27/2004. He had detainers in Columbus Ohio and Franklin County Ohio. Roland Thomas Davis Sr aka 'Rollie' was roaming around Central Ohio when a lot of young women went missing. 'Rollie' Davis was known to travel between Ohio and Florida between 1970 and 2004. Davis was arrested and convicted of murder on Ohio in 2004 and sent to death row where he sits now.
CHARLOTTE COUNTY, FLA. - A man on death row for the 2000 murder of a Newark woman was named in a Florida cold case homicide on Monday. Via a press conference, Charlotte County, Florida Sheriff Bill Prummell announced detectives with the agency's cold case unit recently received confirmation from the Florida Department of Law Enforcement that evidence submitted from the scene "produced viable DNA connecting Roland 'Rollie' Thomas Davis Sr. to the murder" of 42-year-old Sharon Gill According to Prummell, Gill was "brutally murdered" in her Deep Creek, Florida home in March 1990. The sheriff said the victim was stabbed 39 times and was discovered by her then 18-year-old daughter after she returned home from school. Davis was arrested for Sheeler's murder in April 2004 after his DNA was linked to the crime scene through the Federal Bureau of Investigation's DNA database. Detectives with the Charlotte County Sheriff's Office cold case unit in Florida credited advancements in DNA technology for helping to solve the case, as well as collaboration with multiple law enforcement agencies, including the Newark Division of Police in their investigation. According to a press release from Newark police, detectives were recently contacted by Florida authorities regarding a DNA hit from a 1990 homicide. Charlotte County detectives said they learned Davis, who was 37 at the time of the 1990 murder, had been living and working in the Charlotte, Lee, and Hendry Counties in Florida in 1990.
LISA SCHAFFNEROn October 23, 1982 the body of Lisa Schaffner was discovered in a field located at 2301 North Tuttle Ave. Lisa’s death was a result of a homicide. The area in which Lisa was located was known for prostitution activities.
LUCINDA MCCLEANOn September 12, 1989 the body of Lucinda McClean was discovered in a drainage ditch along Fruitville Rd. east of I-75. Lucinda’s death was the result of a homicide. Lucinda was last seen outside the Animal Clinic Bar on Swift Rd. on August 24, 1989.
JENNIFER HUNTEROn October 29, 1989 the body of Jennifer Hunter was discovered in a parking lot of the industrial area at 2060 61st St. Jennifer’s death was a result of a homicide. Jennifer was last seen the previous evening. Jennifer had a history of prostitution and was known to frequent the area of U.S. Highway 301 and U.S. Highway 41. Jennifer is believed to have used the industrial area to consummate her prostitution activities.
Alana Gwinner in 1997 from Fairfield OH was kidnapped and murdered, her body was found near Sugar Bay in Warsaw KY, 65 miles away. PENN LIVE: Unsolved murders in the heartland of America in Cincinnati, Fairfield and Chillicothe OH give rise to serial killer working the area for the last 20 years. PI Bill Warner says he doesn’t want to hinder any local investigations but believes some of the cases, including four of them from Kentucky, may be connected. Alana Gwinner from Fairfield OH was kidnapped and murdered, her body was found near Sugar Bay in Warsaw KY, 65 miles away. “I’m looking at a number different girls who all look alike, and every individual area, whether it’s state police or local police, they all say the same thing, it’s not connected to the others,” Bill Warner said. “Maybe this needs national attention that all these young girls who look like they’re all sisters have all just totally vanished without any kind of leads.” Bill Warner says he hopes those leads come and that they bring answers to more than a dozen families. “I was getting concerned and I started putting this information out because to me it appeared to be a profile of serial abductor who was looking for a particular type of young girl,” says Bill Warner. Bill Warner began looking into these cases in 2011 with missing women in Ohio, Kentucky and Tennessee.
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