"The description that he gave, he wasn't a police officer, he puts himself where he dumped at dump sites, so we know for a fact from his confession that it was adequate, accurate and direct." "His MO (modus operandi or method of operation) matched every victim out there," Larpenter said. Their bodies were found dumped in remote suburban and rural areas outside New Orleans. "He stated how, when and where they were killed," Larpenter said.Īll of the victims were men, most of them homeless, reports. Terrebonne Parish Sheriff Jerry Larpenter said Dominique confessed to killing 23 men, all males between the ages of 16 and 46, between 19. Dominique, 42, was charged with nine additional counts of murder on Monday, bringing the total to 11 counts against him - 10 for first-degree murder and one for second-degree murder.
A man has confessed to strangling or suffocating 23 men during an eight-year killing spree and dumping their bodies in remote spots, police said.
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