
That’s when the media descended upon Jennings, a town of only 10,000 people. Authorities told the public they were likely looking for a serial killer.

They all interacted with the same shady characters and apparently talked to the wrong people - sometimes law enforcement - about what they knew about prior killings, which, apparently, was a lot.īut it wasn’t until December 2008, after seven women had already been slain, that a task force composed of federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies was brought together in an attempt to finally catch the person responsible for the murders.


Are the Jeff Davis Eight the work of a serial killer?Īll the victims would share bizarre and improbable similarities, from their youth to their involvement in sex work to their drug addiction to the people with whom they associated.
