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Criminal Records - Most Wanted |
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Profile |
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Name: The Unknown Killer of Molly Keahey
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Hair (Color, Description, Facial Hair): Unknown
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Eyes (Color and Correction): Unknown |
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Other Physical Characteristics: N/A |
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Wanted for :
Murder, Roswell, NM;
Mar 19, 2000
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Location(s) |
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Last Seen : Roswell, NM
The killer buried Molly Keahey near the Pecos River 15 miles outside Roswell, New Mexico. |
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Possible Location : Roswell, NM
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Last Known : Unkown |
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Traits |
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Used an unknown caliber handgun during the commission of the murder. |
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Case Story |
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Is Molly's Murder The Work Of A Serial Killer? |
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On January 25, 2000, a miserable wintry day in New Mexico, Daisy Keahey phoned the Chavis County Sheriff's in Roswell, New Mexico to report her 35-year-old sister, Molly, missing. The Keahey family hadn't seen or heard from Molly since a few days after Thanksgiving, on November 29, 1999.
Molly was a wild spirit and literally flew in and out of her family's life, but to miss Christmas and New Year's without a word from her, was unsettling.
The Chavis County Sheriff's office opened a missing person's investigation and interviewed the man Molly was living with, her boyfriend and local musician, Lane Henley. Henley told detectives that Molly disappeared all the time, and that he wasn't worried. He said Molly would do drugs and run off with other men. Detectives noted Henley was very unconcerned about his girlfriend.
On March 19, 2000, Molly's body was found buried in a shallow grave near the Pecos River, 15 miles outside of Roswell. Molly had been shot once in the head, the bullet too disintegrated to determine caliber. |
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A Missing Link? |
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Thirteen years earlier and hundreds of miles away in a small town outside Oklahoma City, two sisters were found buried in a shallow grave, both shot in the head. Their names: Lisa Pennington, 16, and Cheryl Genzer, 25. The prime suspect back in 1987 was Lane Henley.
Cheryl and Lisa had gone missing after a night of fun at the State Fair in Oklahoma City. At the fair, they'd met up with two friends, Doug Lawson and Lane Henley.
They all left the fair and went to party at Henley's house. Shortly after arriving to Lane's house, Doug Laweson fell asleep. When he awoke, it was morning, and the girls were gone. Henley told Lawson that the girls had made a phonecall, found some other "dates" and left at midnight.
Five years after the murders, Doug Lawson was arrested on drug charges. To reduce his sentence he identified Lane Henley as Lisa and Cheryl's killer. Henley was arrested, but a year later he was released from jail after Lawson recanted his story.
Shortly after his release from Oklahoma, Henley moved to Roswell, New Mexico, where he met pretty Molly Keahey. Ron Antoci, a retired NYPD detective, was brought in by AMW to look into the murders of Lisa and Cheryl. He was not expecting to add a third homicide to his investigation.
Was this all just a coincidence? That's what Lane Henley believes. In an interview with Det. Antoci, a visibly nervous Henley denies any involvement in the murders of Lisa or Cheryl or Molly.
The Chavis County Sheriff's will not publicly say if Henley is a suspect in Molly Keahey's murder. Nor will the Oklahoma City District Attorney's speculate on whether the two cases are connected. But for Det. Antoci, it's perhaps a big step towards bringing closure to two families. |
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