Cribe stories with Nancy Grace.

One, two, three, four, five dead bodies that we know of.

Are they connected to the same serial killer?

Is the same serial killer connected to 35, repeat 35 other jurisdiction murders?

That's what we know right now. What will we learn?

I'm Nancy Grace. This is Cribe Stories. Thank you for being with us here at Fox Nation and Series XM111.

First of all, take a listen to Police Chief Kevin Davis.

We have a serial killer. The challenge that remains is identifying other victims.

And we're going to talk about that at at great length.

Our serial killer is called the shopping cart killer.

He's called the shopping cart killer because he meets his victims and so far we have four, three are positively, two are positively identified, one is tentatively identified, and one is unknown.

He meets his victims on dating sites.

He meets his victims then at motels.

And we'll talk about a motel that he met two of his victims at here in Fairfax County.

After he inflicts trauma to his victims and kills them, he transports their bodies to their final resting place, literally in a shopping cart.

You know, if you parse the Police Chief Kevin Davis's words, quote, we have a serial killer.

Often police chiefs and law enforcement don't want to tell the public they think they've got a serial killer, but we figured it out.

So I guess they had to go ahead and announce it.

They can't identify all the victims, which is a big problem. I prosecuted a Jane Doe murder before.

And you don't know who she is, where she's from, what her parents are, who she knows, who she may have come in contact with very difficult to prosecute a Jane Doe murder.

We also know dating sites are involved. And then after, as you hear him say, inflicting trauma to them, what does that mean?

Slice them up, torture them, bludgeon them.

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