David Gore And Fred Waterfield Serial Killer David

Cops arrested Gore and rescued Martin, who was found in the attic naked, handcuffed, and with electrical cords tied around her legs. 7 On December 7, 1983, Gore led police to the remains of three of his six murder victims. These victims were Barbara Ann Byer, Hsiang Huang Ling and her daughter, Ying Hua Ling.

David Gore And Fred Waterfield Serial Killer David

Apr 12, 2012 Florida executes serial killer David Alan Gore after 28 years.

Gores cousin and accomplice Fred Waterfield is serving two consecutive life sentences for his role.

Gore was executed by lethal injection in 2012, having been on Floridas death row for 28 years.

Gore had an accomplice, his cousin Fred Waterfield, and the pair were dubbed the Killing Cousins.

Waterfield was convicted of two murders, and is currently serving two consecutive life sentences.

In 1976 (prior to their committing any murders), police jailed and questioned both Gore and Waterfield after Angela Hommell Austin (age 20) accused them of raping her at gunpoint.

The cousins insisted the sex was consensual, and they were not charged in her case.

Gore targeted at least four additional women who escaped with their lives.

Victims Background edit David Alan Gore was born on August 21, 1953 in Florida.

In his youth he had two major obsessions: firearms and women.

David helped hold down the victim and watched as Fred raped his sister.

On February 19, 1981, Gore accosted Ying Ling and brandished his auxiliary police badge to lure the teenager into his truck, after which he drove her to her own home.

Once there, he encountered Hsiang Ling and kidnapped both women.

Gore later claimed that the mother, tied to a tree, slowly choked to death while he and Waterfield raped the daughter.

The pair dismembered the two women and stuffed their body parts into oil drums, which they buried.

Judith Kay Daley edit The pairs third victim was Judith Daley (age 35), a former Fort Pierce resident visiting from California.

On July 15, 1981, Gore disabled Daleys car at the beach, and then offered her a ride to the nearest telephone.

Gore drove Daley to a secluded area and met Waterfield, whereupon both men raped Daley.

One week after Daleys murder, Gore unsuccessfully attempted to abduct a teenaged girl using his auxiliary badge.

The girls father filed a complaint, and Gore was stripped of his badge.

Days later, police spotted Gore hiding in the back seat of a womans car, carrying a police scanner, handcuffs, and a pistol.

Gore was convicted of armed trespassing and sentenced to five years in prison, but was released on parole in March 1983.

Barbara Ann Byer and Angelica LaVallee edit On May 20, 1983, Gore and Waterfield encountered Orlando hitchhikers Angelica LaVallee and Barbara Ann Byer (both age 14) and picked them up.

Gore and Waterfield raped, killed and dismembered both girls.

These are the only two crimes for which Waterfield was convicted; he was sentenced to two consecutive life sentences for the two murders.

Lynn Elliott and Regan Martin edit Lynn Elliott (age 17) and Regan Martin (age 14), students at Vero Beach High School, were hitchhiking to Wabasso Beach when Gore and Waterfield picked them up on July 26, 1983.

They took both girls to a house owned by Gores parents.

Waterfield soon left, spooked by having seen his sister during the drive.

Gore later told police that he bound and placed the girls in different rooms prior to raping them.

As he was assaulting Martin, Lynn Elliotnude, with her hands tied behind her backescaped to the driveway, until she lost her footing.

According to Gore, I kept running after her then she tripped and fell and then I caught up to her.

Gore told police I started dragging her back and she was trying, like, resisting, fighting me, so I threw her to the ground.

Thats when I shot her in the head.

Gore shot her twice at point-blank range only to realize that a neighbor boy riding his bicycle had witnessed the entire incident.

The neighbor boy alerted police, which led to a 90-minute standoff between Gore and law enforcement.

Cops arrested Gore and rescued Martin, who was found in the attic naked, handcuffed, and with electrical cords tied around her legs.

On December 7, 1983, Gore led police to the remains of three of his six murder victims.

These victims were Barbara Ann Byer, Hsiang Huang Ling and her daughter, Ying Hua Ling.