Detectives: Serial Killer May Have Murdered Nanny
Police Not Saying Much, But Say They Found 'Serious Things'
POSTED: Thursday, January 8,
BOCA RATON, Fla. -- Residents of a Boca Raton neighborhood said they are afraid after police said there may be a serial killer on the loose.
Detectives won't say what they found, and neighbors want to know why they mentioned the possibility that a serial murderer could have killed nanny Monica Rivera-Veldizen. Her body was found Monday near the home where she lived and workedDetectives said that they found "serious things" in the autopsy, but would not say if they found a note or a message.They did say that they think Rivera-Veldizen was targeted by the killer and may have been watched for some time.The FBI is working with Boca Raton police and is providing a profiler to assist in the investigation.If Rivera-Veldizen was the victim of a serial killer, the case will be under the FBI's jurisdiction.
Detectives won't say what they found, and neighbors want to know why they mentioned the possibility that a serial murderer could have killed nanny Monica Rivera-Veldizen. Her body was found Monday near the home where she lived and workedDetectives said that they found "serious things" in the autopsy, but would not say if they found a note or a message.They did say that they think Rivera-Veldizen was targeted by the killer and may have been watched for some time.The FBI is working with Boca Raton police and is providing a profiler to assist in the investigation.If Rivera-Veldizen was the victim of a serial killer, the case will be under the FBI's jurisdiction.
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- January 8, 2004: Nanny Murder: FBI Sends Profiler
- January 6, 2004: Police: Nanny May Have Been Victim Of Sexual Predator
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