AP β A former college cheerleader has been found guilty in the deaths of three Florida women who were working as prostitutes more than 15 years ago. Robert Hayes, 39, of West Palm Beach could now get the death penalty.
The killings happened in the winter of , when Hayes was a senior criminal justice major at Bethune-Cookman University in Daytona Beach.
He was arrested in , three years after another killing led investigators to match DNA from all four crimes.
Hayes had been questioned, but not arrested, in the Daytona Beach killings years earlier because he had purchased a. Skip to content. Weather Cams. Submit Photos and Videos. Classroom Champions. Viewhouse Sports Blitz. Friday Night Endzone. Advertise With Us. Station Jobs. Blue it Forward by Doing Good. Meet the Team. Contact Us. Zeam - News Streams. Circle Country. Gray DC Bureau. Digital Marketing. Closings and Delays. Dismiss Closings Alerts Bar.
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