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Tuesday, June 7, 2011

CRIME BRIEFS: LONG ISLAND SERIAL KILLER AND MORE!

* TEACHER DOROTHY 'COME TO MY CLASS' DIXON: Oh dear. It appears another of America's educators flew too close to the sun. This time is Coweta, Georgia teacher Dorothy Dixon. The 29-year-old sultry brunette has been charged with one count of child molestationafter her husband ratted her out. Dirty Dorothy works with troubled teens and her hubby found a slew of text messages. He thought it was another man but it was really a 15-year-old boy taught by our Dorothy. In one text message Dixon asked the student if her “boots were sexy” and talked about “sneaking away together,” according to the arrest warrant. Dixon also revealed the relationship to another work colleague, deputies said.
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 * NEW HUNT FOR LONG ISLAND SERIAL KILLER: Cops in New York say they are going to renew their searches for victims whose remains were dumped on remote beaches.
Recent aerial shots taken by police helicopters have prompted the new search. So far, the remains of 10 bodies have been found. Cops believe the killer has been preying on prostitutes who use craigslist.
HUNT FOR A KILLER
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* CHANNELING MIKE TYSON: A fight between two knuckleheads in St. Petersburg has ended with one of them losing an ear. Huh? Cops a brawl broke out between Davis Randolph and former gal Sarah Zimmerman. Her pal Terrance Johnson, 25, stepped in. Davis Randolph got him on the ground and bit off and swallowed Johnson's ear. Randolph was arrested and told cops it happened "in the heat of battle."

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* TEEN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN DAD'S TORTURE MURDER: A Chicago area teen denied beating and stabbing his father to death as he tried to get him to sign over $100,000. Pretty stupid, huh? Well, meet troubled Mathew Nellessen, 19. He pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder charges yesterday in the April 12 slaying of his dad George. A pal of the father said: “He tried to do the best for his boy."MORE IN THE CHICAGO SUN-TIMES





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