Slain woman ID'd, had arrest record 11-01-03

'Another person inside' 05-05-04

Gillis indicted in slaying, first in serial-killing case 06-11-04

Gillis warrants details told 05-20-04

Killings suspect caught 04-30-04

Link possible in three killings 03-04-04

Source says Gillis confessed to 3 more killings 05-04-04

State money may go to Gillis defense -- but not Lee's 07-05-04

Victim 'no angel,' but human 03-03-04

Victims' families react to Gillis’ arrest 04-30-04

FOXNews.com - Baton Rouge Cops Probe 2nd Serial Killings Case

Families of slain women challenge negative images

Gillis Confesses to Eight Murders

Pictures of Murder Victims Found on Sean Vincent Gillis' Computer

Sean Gillis Admits to Killing Marilyn Nevils UPDATE

Analyst says test found his DNA on victim 12-17-04

Gillis attorney says indictment faulty in serial-killing case 11-19-04

Judge refuses to dismiss Gillis indictment 11-29-04

Serial-killing suspect loses bid to toss charge 11-30-04

2theadvocate.com Serial Killings

Accused serial killings suspect in court today

3/9/80  Criminal Trespass

1/6/93  Improper lane usuage, DWI

8/31/95  Contempt of Court

9/7/99  Contempt of Court

4/10/02  Remand

6/27/02  Remand

4/28/04  1st Degree Murder

4/29/04  1st Degree Murder (3 counts), Ritualistic Acts (3 counts)

4/29/04  1st Degree Murder, Felony Stalking, Aggravated Kidnapping

4/30/04  1st Degree Murder, Ritualistic Acts

CRIMINAL RECORD

6/7/82  Ran stop sign, resisting  an L..S.U. Officer

WARRANTS

Gillis-affadavit.pdf

Gillis-bryan.pdf

Gillis-trespass.pdf

Gillis-warrant.pdf

Gillis called himself "locoweed 70808" on his Yahoo! member profile.

Sean Vincent Gillis has been linked by DNA evidence to the murders of Katherine Hall, Johnnie Mae Williams, and Donna Bennett Johnston. Gillis was booked into East Baton Rouge Parish Prison, April 29, 2004. He was charged with three counts of first-degree murder and three counts of ritualistic acts, for allegedly mutilating the victims bodies after death.  The three victims to which Gillis has been linked by DNA, were all beaten, strangled, mutilated, and found in remote areas of the Parish. Following Sean Gillis’ arrest, detectives say Gillis confessed to committing other unsolved local murders. He has since been charged with first degree murder, aggravated kidnapping and the stalking of 52-year-old Hardee Moseley Schmidt, and first degree murder of 81- year-old, Ann Bryan.
  Authorities were able to track down Gillis by two key pieces of evidence- unique tire tracks left at the site Johnston’s body was found, and the DNA profile on the victim’s bodies. A SWAT team arrested Gillis about 1:20 a.m. in his home at 545 Burgin Avenue in Baton Rouge.