The detainee admitted that he was the “unknown shooter”, which in 2003 killed four people in a motorcycle shop near his farm.
45-year-old Todd Kohlhepp from South Carolina, who was arrested on Thursday for holding a woman in chains on the farm, spoke about the crimes committed over the past 13 years.
According to the BBC, on Saturday the detainee admitted that he was the “unknown shooter”, which in 2003 killed four people in a motorcycle shop in the village Cisne near his farm. He also showed the guards the burial place of two people killed later and buried in their possessions, said Spartanburg County Sheriff Chuck Wright.
The body of the latest victim, 32-year-old Charles Carver with multiple gunshot wounds was found Friday in the search for belonging Kolhapur farm with an area less than 40 hectares near the village of Woodruff, 130 km Northwest of Columbia the capital of South Carolina.
Carver and his girlfriend, 30-year-old feces brown, since the end of August had been missing.
Checking the information received, the police came on Thursday to the farm Kohlhepp and heard screaming and banging coming from the padlocked metal container. On opening the container they found in it, feces brown, according to Sheriff Wright, “chained by the neck like a dog.”
“It was a really good place, and even in the heat. No light, no window, no movement of air,” he told the press.
According to brown, Kohlhepp shot her friend in front of her. It turned out that Kohlhepp previously accused of sexual crimes.
