On the last episode of Solvable.

We reviewed several unsolved homicide cases from Southern Jackson County, Mississippi

that investigators believe could be the work of one or more serial killers.

All of the cases occurred in the same area and around the same time our baby Jane and

her missing mother were reported.

But like we mentioned at the end of the last episode, there may be an interesting connection

between baby Jane's case and that of a self-professed serial killer known as the Interstate Man.

His real name is Louis Lee Riddle Jr.

Often called Lovie Riddle.

In case files from Toronto to Texas, and peppered across numerous internet web-sloothing

websites, Lovie Riddle's name pops up.

Not just for his potential involvement in the case of baby Jane Delta Dawn and her mother,

but for all sorts of crimes.

And that may be just how Lovie envisioned it.

We've recently been able to get our hands on excerpts of Lovie's journals.

These writings were found when he was arrested in Maine in the fall of 1988.

When officers got him into custody, they were initially only interested in Lovie for a felony

sex offense.

But while he was sitting in the interrogation room, he declared he was actually responsible

for as many as 30 murders and dozens of other violent crimes in two countries.

Five years before his arrest in Maine, however, Lovie actually came on the police's radar

in Southern Mississippi.

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