Her burned body was found in her truck she had been strangled.įrom Los Angeles, Rogers moved on to Jackson, Miss., via Greyhound bus, where police say he met his next victim at a country fair and quickly took up residence at her apartment. Victim Sandra Gallagher was a 33-year-old mother of three who gave Rogers a ride home from McRed's Cocktail Lounge in Los Angeles. Rogers, a former food worker at carnivals, allegedly began his killing spree in Los Angeles on Sept. Two days later, Cribbs was found stabbed to death in a nearby motel room. "He was picking us out, like oranges," said Cindy Torgerson, who last weekend had drinks with Florida murder victim Tina Marie Cribbs hours before she left a bar outside Tampa with Rogers. I love you," his mother, Edna Rogers, said in an interview with a Cincinnati television station.įederal authorities have notified 42,000 local law enforcement agencies nationwide to be on the lookout for Rogers, described as a charming but single-minded killer. "Glen, babe, if you hear this, please give up. "We're using every means we can," said FBI supervisor Tom Bush in Jackson, Miss., as Rogers's relatives publicly urged him to turn himself in.
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The search for Rogers, dubbed the "cross-country killer" by investigators, also was featured on the TV program "America's Most Wanted" yesterday, adding to the national exposure investigators hope will lead to a quick arrest. Rogers, a 33-year-old Ohio native and a recent resident of the San Fernando Valley area of Los Angeles, will be added to the FBI's 10 Most Wanted list, an agency spokesman said Friday. Officials believe that Rogers, who has a predatory penchant for single, red-haired women he meets in country music bars, may be headed to Houston from a killing in Louisiana, drawn to the Texas city by his two teenage children from a former marriage.
The FBI intensified a nationwide search for alleged serial killer Glen Rogers, a laborer whose blond good looks and free-spending charm may have lured at least four women to their deaths in California, Mississippi, Florida and Louisiana.
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