Number 7 Lloyd Love On October the 20th of 2022, security guard Lloyd  
Number 7 Lloyd Love On October the 20th of 2022, security guard Lloyd  

Love was only a few days into his job at American  Eagle Protection Services, in Aurora, Colorado,  
Love was only a few days into his job at American  Eagle Protection Services, in Aurora, Colorado,  

when he tried to cash a paycheck of $165. The  transaction wouldn’t go through because his  
when he tried to cash a paycheck of $165. The  transaction wouldn’t go through because his  

name had been misspelt as Lloyd K. Love instead  of Lloyd C. Love, according to an affidavit. He  
name had been misspelt as Lloyd K. Love instead  of Lloyd C. Love, according to an affidavit. He  

immediately called Patricia Johnson, who co-owned  the firm with her 52-year-old husband, Marvin,  
immediately called Patricia Johnson, who co-owned  the firm with her 52-year-old husband, Marvin,  

and demanded a new paycheck. Patricia told him  that the initial check had to be accounted for  
and demanded a new paycheck. Patricia told him  that the initial check had to be accounted for  

before a new one could be issued. Love travelled  to a Raytheon facility where Patricia worked as an  
before a new one could be issued. Love travelled  to a Raytheon facility where Patricia worked as an  

outdoor security guard and confronted her. Marvin  arrived not long afterwards and tried to resolve  
outdoor security guard and confronted her. Marvin  arrived not long afterwards and tried to resolve  

the matter, reportedly telling his wife to write  a new paycheck. As the conversation unfolded,  
the matter, reportedly telling his wife to write  a new paycheck. As the conversation unfolded,  

35-year-old Love suddenly brandished a handgun  and shot Marvin in the face, killing him on  
35-year-old Love suddenly brandished a handgun  and shot Marvin in the face, killing him on  

the spot. He then fled the scene and called his  girlfriend to pick him up, subsequently telling  
the spot. He then fled the scene and called his  girlfriend to pick him up, subsequently telling  

her he’d done “something stupid” and that  the less she knew the better. Minutes later,  
her he’d done “something stupid” and that  the less she knew the better. Minutes later,  

a local SWAT team pulled over the couple and took  Love into custody. He would later tell detectives  
a local SWAT team pulled over the couple and took  Love into custody. He would later tell detectives  

that he’d heard a voice in his head controlling  him and telling him that Marvin had slept with  
that he’d heard a voice in his head controlling  him and telling him that Marvin had slept with  

his girlfriend. The woman told law enforcement  that Love had been diagnosed with schizophrenia  
his girlfriend. The woman told law enforcement  that Love had been diagnosed with schizophrenia  

and bipolar disorder but that he hadn’t been  taking his medicine because he didn’t like the  
and bipolar disorder but that he hadn’t been  taking his medicine because he didn’t like the  

way it made him feel. Love refused to leave his  cell for his first hearing, on October the 24th,  
way it made him feel. Love refused to leave his  cell for his first hearing, on October the 24th,  

prompting a Facebook post from Patricia that  read “devil, your judgment day is coming!” 
prompting a Facebook post from Patricia that  read “devil, your judgment day is coming!” 

Number 6 Sarah Gonzales-McLinn On January the 19th of 2014, the  
Number 6 Sarah Gonzales-McLinn On January the 19th of 2014, the  

lifeless body of Kansas man Harold Sasko was found  on the living room floor of his Lawrence home.  
lifeless body of Kansas man Harold Sasko was found  on the living room floor of his Lawrence home.  

He’d been drugged into his submission, his wrist  and ankles were zip-tied and his neck had been  
He’d been drugged into his submission, his wrist  and ankles were zip-tied and his neck had been  

slashed so deep that he was nearly decapitated.  Sasko’s blood was smeared on the walls and used  
slashed so deep that he was nearly decapitated.  Sasko’s blood was smeared on the walls and used  

to write the word “freedom”. At the time, the man  was living with 19-year-old Sarah Gonzalez-McLinn,  
to write the word “freedom”. At the time, the man  was living with 19-year-old Sarah Gonzalez-McLinn,  

whom had worked for him at one of the three CiCi's  Pizza’s restaurants he owned. The teenager was  
whom had worked for him at one of the three CiCi's  Pizza’s restaurants he owned. The teenager was  

missing when the police found Sasko’s body, as  was the man’s 2008 Nissan Altima. Six days after  
missing when the police found Sasko’s body, as  was the man’s 2008 Nissan Altima. Six days after  

the murder, Gonzales-McLinn was found living in  the vehicle parked at a campground in Everglades  
the murder, Gonzales-McLinn was found living in  the vehicle parked at a campground in Everglades  

National Park in Dade County, Florida. She was  taken into custody and confessed to plunging a  
National Park in Dade County, Florida. She was  taken into custody and confessed to plunging a  

knife into Sasko’s neck because she wanted  to know what it felt like to kill. During  
knife into Sasko’s neck because she wanted  to know what it felt like to kill. During  

the trial that followed, her defense argued  that she was not guilty by reason of insanity,  
the trial that followed, her defense argued  that she was not guilty by reason of insanity,  

after a psychologist they’d hired claimed she  suffered from multiple personalities. The killing,  
after a psychologist they’d hired claimed she  suffered from multiple personalities. The killing,  

as per the defense, had been committed by one of  Gonzales-McLinn’s compartmentalized personalities  
as per the defense, had been committed by one of  Gonzales-McLinn’s compartmentalized personalities  

named “Alyssa”. A jury rejected the defense, found  the young woman guilty and she was sentenced to  
named “Alyssa”. A jury rejected the defense, found  the young woman guilty and she was sentenced to  

50 years in prison because the killing had been  carried out in an “especially heinous, atrocious  
50 years in prison because the killing had been  carried out in an “especially heinous, atrocious  

or cruel manner.” Following a 2021 appeal,  her sentence was reduced to 25 years, after  
or cruel manner.” Following a 2021 appeal,  her sentence was reduced to 25 years, after  

her lawyer and the prosecution agreed that her  counsel had been ineffective during her initial  
her lawyer and the prosecution agreed that her  counsel had been ineffective during her initial  

trial. He’d failed to opt for the “battered  woman syndrome” defense and didn’t inform her  
trial. He’d failed to opt for the “battered  woman syndrome” defense and didn’t inform her  

that a plea deal would’ve cut her sentence in  half. Gonzales-McLinn alleged that Sasko would  
that a plea deal would’ve cut her sentence in  half. Gonzales-McLinn alleged that Sasko would  

routinely force himself on her while she lived in  his home. The victim’s family rejected the claim,  
routinely force himself on her while she lived in  his home. The victim’s family rejected the claim,  

maintaining that the man had only tried  to help her, but accepted the reduction. 
maintaining that the man had only tried  to help her, but accepted the reduction. 

Number 5 Clarence David Mallory  and Carter Carol Cervantez 
Number 5 Clarence David Mallory  and Carter Carol Cervantez 

A resident of the River Ranch Apartments, in Fort  Worth, Texas, called 911 on November the 28th  
A resident of the River Ranch Apartments, in Fort  Worth, Texas, called 911 on November the 28th  

of 2014, to report that there was fire in an  apartment above theirs. After extinguishing the  
of 2014, to report that there was fire in an  apartment above theirs. After extinguishing the  

blaze, firefighters found the lifeless body of  31-year-old Ashlea Harris on her bedroom floor.  
blaze, firefighters found the lifeless body of  31-year-old Ashlea Harris on her bedroom floor.  

She’d been bound with duct tape, savagely beaten  and strangled to death. There was no sign of  
She’d been bound with duct tape, savagely beaten  and strangled to death. There was no sign of  

robbery or forced entry and the killer had locked  the door behind them. At the time of her murder,  
robbery or forced entry and the killer had locked  the door behind them. At the time of her murder,  

Harris was an assistant manager at an American  Eagle Outfitters store at Fort Worth’s Hulen  
Harris was an assistant manager at an American  Eagle Outfitters store at Fort Worth’s Hulen  

Mall. Her apartment keys and the keys to the  store were missing from her home. One neighbor  
Mall. Her apartment keys and the keys to the  store were missing from her home. One neighbor  

told the police that they’d earlier spotted a  two-door black Infiniti parked at the apartment  
told the police that they’d earlier spotted a  two-door black Infiniti parked at the apartment  

complex. From that point on the case unraveled as  it was determined that the vehicle was owned by  
complex. From that point on the case unraveled as  it was determined that the vehicle was owned by  

25-year-old Carter Cervantes, a former American  Eagle Outfitters employee. She’d worked at the  
25-year-old Carter Cervantes, a former American  Eagle Outfitters employee. She’d worked at the  

store with her boyfriend David Mallory, aged 19,  and had been managed by Harris. In August of 2014,  
store with her boyfriend David Mallory, aged 19,  and had been managed by Harris. In August of 2014,  

a hooded burglar took $18,000 from the store  and Harris pointed to the couple as the likely  
a hooded burglar took $18,000 from the store  and Harris pointed to the couple as the likely  

suspects. The theft case remained open with  the police but the manager’s suspicions led  
suspects. The theft case remained open with  the police but the manager’s suspicions led  

to Cervantes and Mallory’s termination. The brutal  manner in which Harris had been killed suggested  
to Cervantes and Mallory’s termination. The brutal  manner in which Harris had been killed suggested  

that it had been personal and the police regarded  the couple as suspects. As the investigation  
that it had been personal and the police regarded  the couple as suspects. As the investigation  

progressed, Cervantes agreed to speak with  detectives. She was given a water bottle and,  
progressed, Cervantes agreed to speak with  detectives. She was given a water bottle and,  

during a break in questioning, surveillance  cameras caught her wiping it down after  
during a break in questioning, surveillance  cameras caught her wiping it down after  

drinking from it. She and Mallory were allowed to  go home. CCTV footage from the Hulen Mall captured  
drinking from it. She and Mallory were allowed to  go home. CCTV footage from the Hulen Mall captured  

Cervantes trying to break into the American Eagle  Outfitters store, on the morning of November 29,  
Cervantes trying to break into the American Eagle  Outfitters store, on the morning of November 29,  

with Harris’ stolen keys, unaware that the locks  had been changed. A search warrant would provide  
with Harris’ stolen keys, unaware that the locks  had been changed. A search warrant would provide  

law enforcement with further evidence that  the couple had been behind Harris’ killing,  
law enforcement with further evidence that  the couple had been behind Harris’ killing,  

partly for revenge but also as part of a plan to  rob the store of its Black Friday earnings. Blood  
partly for revenge but also as part of a plan to  rob the store of its Black Friday earnings. Blood  

matching Harris’ was found on the floor mats of  Cervantes’ car and on a gun that the she owned,  
matching Harris’ was found on the floor mats of  Cervantes’ car and on a gun that the she owned,  

likely from her pistol whipping the victim  with it. Text messages between her and Mallory  
likely from her pistol whipping the victim  with it. Text messages between her and Mallory  

revealed that they’d been planning the heist and  murder. Both were charged with capital murder and  
revealed that they’d been planning the heist and  murder. Both were charged with capital murder and  

sentenced to life without parole. Number 4 Jeremy Jerome Spicer 
sentenced to life without parole. Number 4 Jeremy Jerome Spicer 

31-year-old Jeremy Jerome Spicer had been working  as a trucker for Winners Freight Logistics,  
31-year-old Jeremy Jerome Spicer had been working  as a trucker for Winners Freight Logistics,  

based out of the Chicago suburb of Burr Ridge, for  about a week in March of 2022. He’d delivered one  
based out of the Chicago suburb of Burr Ridge, for  about a week in March of 2022. He’d delivered one  

load for the company but there was disagreement  on whether he’d make another delivery and sources  
load for the company but there was disagreement  on whether he’d make another delivery and sources  

reported he was going to be fired. On March the  22nd, Spicer went to the company’s office and shot  
reported he was going to be fired. On March the  22nd, Spicer went to the company’s office and shot  

his boss, Nikola Misovic, with a .40 caliber Glock  handgun. 30-year-old Misovic died at the scene.  
his boss, Nikola Misovic, with a .40 caliber Glock  handgun. 30-year-old Misovic died at the scene.  

Spicer moved through the building and arrived  at a former workplace, Force Logistics, where he  
Spicer moved through the building and arrived  at a former workplace, Force Logistics, where he  

shot an unnamed 31-year-old female accountant. She  was subsequently taken to Good Samaritan Hospital,  
shot an unnamed 31-year-old female accountant. She  was subsequently taken to Good Samaritan Hospital,  

where she had surgery for a leg wound and was  pronounced to be in stable condition. As later  
where she had surgery for a leg wound and was  pronounced to be in stable condition. As later  

reported by the police, Spicer went to another  former workplace and asked for the owner but left  
reported by the police, Spicer went to another  former workplace and asked for the owner but left  

after being told he wasn’t available. The man, for  whom Spicer had worked for three weeks in November  
after being told he wasn’t available. The man, for  whom Spicer had worked for three weeks in November  

of the previous year, later credited leaving for  the gym 20 minutes early with saving his life. By  
of the previous year, later credited leaving for  the gym 20 minutes early with saving his life. By  

the time that Spicer had made his way to another  business, on Madson Street, law enforcement had  
the time that Spicer had made his way to another  business, on Madson Street, law enforcement had  

set up a perimeter and was closing in on him.  When the first officer arrived at his location,  
set up a perimeter and was closing in on him.  When the first officer arrived at his location,  

Spicer fatally turned the gun on himself. Number 3 Felix Cabrera 
Spicer fatally turned the gun on himself. Number 3 Felix Cabrera 

86-year-old Felix Cabrera was known as an  “easygoing and likeable” janitor who’d worked  
86-year-old Felix Cabrera was known as an  “easygoing and likeable” janitor who’d worked  

for the Sugar Cane Growers Cooperative of Florida  for roughly 31 years. Leading up to June of 2021,  
for the Sugar Cane Growers Cooperative of Florida  for roughly 31 years. Leading up to June of 2021,  

Cabrera learned that he was going to be  let go and was reportedly devastated by  
Cabrera learned that he was going to be  let go and was reportedly devastated by  

the news. He’d outlived all his relatives and  his life revolved around his job. Cabrera had  
the news. He’d outlived all his relatives and  his life revolved around his job. Cabrera had  

known about the termination for several weeks  and, on what was expected to be his last day,  
known about the termination for several weeks  and, on what was expected to be his last day,  

spoke to his boss, 67-year-old William Combass,  at the cooperative’s Belle Glade headquarters.  
spoke to his boss, 67-year-old William Combass,  at the cooperative’s Belle Glade headquarters.  

The latter told the janitor to clock out  that afternoon and never return. Cabrera,  
The latter told the janitor to clock out  that afternoon and never return. Cabrera,  

a Cuban immigrant who’d been exiled to the US  in 1980, was caught by surveillance cameras  
a Cuban immigrant who’d been exiled to the US  in 1980, was caught by surveillance cameras  

heading towards Combass’ office, less than  an hour later. He briefly stopped on the way,  
heading towards Combass’ office, less than  an hour later. He briefly stopped on the way,  

pulled a handgun from his pocket and got it ready  to fire. Upon reaching the office, he pleaded with  
pulled a handgun from his pocket and got it ready  to fire. Upon reaching the office, he pleaded with  

his boss to let him keep his job for another year,  citing financial difficulties. Combass refused,  
his boss to let him keep his job for another year,  citing financial difficulties. Combass refused,  

got out of his chair and started walking towards  Cabrera, telling the man to leave his office. In  
got out of his chair and started walking towards  Cabrera, telling the man to leave his office. In  

the moments that followed, the janitor brandished  the weapon and shot his boss multiple times.  
the moments that followed, the janitor brandished  the weapon and shot his boss multiple times.  

Combass was found bleeding by responding law  enforcement and later succumbed to his injuries.  
Combass was found bleeding by responding law  enforcement and later succumbed to his injuries.  

Cabrera was arrested at the sugar mill and later  told investigators that he’d felt disrespected by  
Cabrera was arrested at the sugar mill and later  told investigators that he’d felt disrespected by  

the way in which Combass had talked to him in  front of other employees. He was charged with  
the way in which Combass had talked to him in  front of other employees. He was charged with  

murder and, as of the latest updates, had been  expected to undergo a mental health evaluation. 
murder and, as of the latest updates, had been  expected to undergo a mental health evaluation. 

Number 2 Jose Rojas 
Number 2 Jose Rojas 

In April of 2012, Jose Rojas, a computer expert  at an insurance adjuster business in Coral Gables,  
In April of 2012, Jose Rojas, a computer expert  at an insurance adjuster business in Coral Gables,  

Florida, travelled to his office building carrying  what would later be described as a bag of murder  
Florida, travelled to his office building carrying  what would later be described as a bag of murder  

tools. It contained duct tape, a wooden mop  handle, gloves and a pellet gun, which he’d  
tools. It contained duct tape, a wooden mop  handle, gloves and a pellet gun, which he’d  

bought on his way to work. He lay in wait, placing  a dark wool hood over his head and the gloves on  
bought on his way to work. He lay in wait, placing  a dark wool hood over his head and the gloves on  

his hands. Rojas ambushed his boss, 59-year-old  Frances Venezia, and co-worker Robert James when  
his hands. Rojas ambushed his boss, 59-year-old  Frances Venezia, and co-worker Robert James when  

they arrived at the office. He held them at  gunpoint and bound their limbs in duct tape,  
they arrived at the office. He held them at  gunpoint and bound their limbs in duct tape,  

also placing rags on their mouths. Rojas then  forced Venezia to call her financial institution  
also placing rags on their mouths. Rojas then  forced Venezia to call her financial institution  

and write him a check from her checking account.  As she and James started screaming for help,  
and write him a check from her checking account.  As she and James started screaming for help,  

Rojas relentlessly beat them, inflicting  fatal blunt force trauma and lacerations.  
Rojas relentlessly beat them, inflicting  fatal blunt force trauma and lacerations.  

The commotion resulted in law enforcement being  alerted and responding officers found Rojas at  
The commotion resulted in law enforcement being  alerted and responding officers found Rojas at  

a supermarket down the street from the offices,  covered in blood. He admitted to forcing Venezia  
a supermarket down the street from the offices,  covered in blood. He admitted to forcing Venezia  

to write the check and hitting her with the mop  handle when she’d started screaming. Rojas claimed  
to write the check and hitting her with the mop  handle when she’d started screaming. Rojas claimed  

that he didn’t remember what happened next aside  from seeing pools of blood around the office and  
that he didn’t remember what happened next aside  from seeing pools of blood around the office and  

on his clothes. He was charged with two counts  of first-degree murder, armed kidnapping and  
on his clothes. He was charged with two counts  of first-degree murder, armed kidnapping and  

attempted armed robbery. Number 1 Fang Lu 
attempted armed robbery. Number 1 Fang Lu 

Maoye Sun and MeiXie Sun were gunned down along  with their sons, Titus and Timothy, on January  
Maoye Sun and MeiXie Sun were gunned down along  with their sons, Titus and Timothy, on January  

the 30th of 2014, at their home in Houston,  Texas. All were found in separate bedrooms,  
the 30th of 2014, at their home in Houston,  Texas. All were found in separate bedrooms,  

with gunshot injuries to their heads in an  incident that shocked the city’s Chinese  
with gunshot injuries to their heads in an  incident that shocked the city’s Chinese  

community. Investigators learned that Maoye had  previously had an argument with a man by the name  
community. Investigators learned that Maoye had  previously had an argument with a man by the name  

of Fang Lu. The latter had asked that Maoye,  his boss, support him as he tried to transfer  
of Fang Lu. The latter had asked that Maoye,  his boss, support him as he tried to transfer  

to a different department within the oil and gas  company Cameron International Corporation. Lu was  
to a different department within the oil and gas  company Cameron International Corporation. Lu was  

angry at Maoye, suspecting that he hadn’t made  the recommendation and instead said derogatory  
angry at Maoye, suspecting that he hadn’t made  the recommendation and instead said derogatory  

things about him. He noted colleagues started  treating him differently, a day after he’d  
things about him. He noted colleagues started  treating him differently, a day after he’d  

asked for the promotion. Lu told conflicting  stories to the authorities about a gun he’d  
asked for the promotion. Lu told conflicting  stories to the authorities about a gun he’d  

purchased and later returned to a store without a  barrel. By the time an arrest warrant was issued,  
purchased and later returned to a store without a  barrel. By the time an arrest warrant was issued,  

he’d already travelled back to his native China.  Subsequent DNA analysis confirmed his presence at  
he’d already travelled back to his native China.  Subsequent DNA analysis confirmed his presence at  

the Sun crime scene but law enforcement feared  they’d never make the arrest. On September the  
the Sun crime scene but law enforcement feared  they’d never make the arrest. On September the  

11th of 2022, over eight years after the Sun  family murders, Lu was taken into custody  
11th of 2022, over eight years after the Sun  family murders, Lu was taken into custody  

only minutes after arriving in San Francisco from  China. One member of the community-representative  
only minutes after arriving in San Francisco from  China. One member of the community-representative  

Houston Chinese Alliance claimed that the arrest  opened up further questions, including if Lu had  
Houston Chinese Alliance claimed that the arrest  opened up further questions, including if Lu had  

returned to the US before or why he’d taken  the risk of coming back in the first place. 
returned to the US before or why he’d taken  the risk of coming back in the first place. 

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