Health care worker charged with 11 more murders of elderly women in Dallas area.
The health care worker who prompted the investigation of hundreds of deaths of elderly patients has been charged with 11 more murders.
Billy Chemirmir, 46, was already being held on a charge of murdering a woman in March 2018, but he is now facing 12 counts of murder as well as a handful of attempted murder charges.All of the women were killed by being smothered with a pillow, according to Dallas ABC affiliate WFAA.The health care worker has now been charged with killing Phyllis Payne, 91, on May 14, 2016; Phoebe Perry, 94, on June 5, 2016; Norma French, 85, on Oct. 8, 2016; Doris Gleason, 92, on Oct.
When Chemirmir's alleged murder of Harris was announced last year, Dallas Police Department Executive Assistant Chief of Police David Pughes said his department would look into at least 750 similar cases to determine if Chemirmir was involved. "It will be a monumental task," Pughes said at a press conference in March 2018."But we’re up for the challenge and we’re gonna make sure we check each and every case."
Chemirmir was arrested last March on an outstanding warrant, but police officers also observed him throwing a jewelry box into a dumpster in Plano, and traced the valuables to the home of Harris. Inside, she was found dead from smothering, police said.
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