BREAKING: RCMP release names of four Calgary women slain by serial killer in 1970s
Four historical homicides of women in Calgary — occurring about 50 years ago — have been linked to a dead serial killer, Alberta RCMP said.
calgaryherald.com
He had no steady employment and lived a transient lifestyle, taking on odd jobs working as a cook and a salesman, according to information released by Mounties.
“He had an extensive criminal record,” RCMP said. “He died while serving a life sentence for rape in an Idaho state prison.”
Srery lived illegally in Canada at the time of murders, calling Calgary home from 1975 to 1979, police said.
He used a number of aliases during his time in Canada, fleeing the United States in 1974 after posting bail on rape charge in California.''
RCMP link Calgary murders to American serial killer who died in prison; believe there are more victims
Mounties say the deaths of Eva Dvorak Patricia McQueen Melissa Rehorek and Barbara MacLean were committed by Gary Allen Srery.
edmontonjournal.com
''The remains of the man believed to be Canada’s latest serial killer lie buried in a potter’s field behind an Idaho state prison.
Gary Allen Srery died there more than a dozen years ago, a convicted rapist, unclaimed by family.
Now, police in Alberta are seeking to hold Srery accountable, in death, for the murder of four young women and girls in Calgary, 50 years ago.''