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‘The Definition of a Serial Killer:' Police Tie Celina Murder Suspect to at Least 3 Dallas Murders


Dallas police say a man charged with four murders may be a suspect in other offenses in surrounding cities, with investigations ongoing

By Frank Heinz • Published November 20, 2020 • Updated on November 21, 2020 at 5:56 am

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  • Man charged in Celina murder tied to three murders in Dallas
  • Dallas police say man may have committed other offenses in the city
  • Man also suspected in shootings in Frisco, Prosper and Denton
Dallas police say the man suspected in the murder of a Celina, Texas man is now charged in three other murders in Dallas, including the Halloween murder of an SMU student, and could be tied to several other Metroplex shootings that took place within the last week.
Celina police on Thursday identified 31-year-old Jeremy Harris, of Red Oak, as the suspect arrested and charged with the murder of 60-year-old Blair Carter, his ex-girlfriend's father.
Dallas police say the man suspected of killing an SMU student on Halloween night has been arrested and detectives are calling him a serial killer. NBC 5’s Maria Guerrero reports, police say he may be linked to a string of murders...Dallas police said during a news conference Friday morning that Harris is now the lead suspect in two other fatal shootings as well as an aggravated assault that took place within hours of each other last week, the fatal shooting of an SMU student on Halloween and that he is also being looked at for three separate shootings that took place last week in Denton, Prosper and Frisco.

"In my opinion, based on what I've seen so far, I believe this is the definition of a serial killer," said Dallas Police Deputy Chief Reuben Ramirez.
Police said the murder in Celina involved a known connection, with Harris having dated his victim's daughter in the past. All of the other shootings, police said, appeared to be random with no apparent connection between the gunman and the victims.
Investigators said Friday morning that they uncovered evidence that places Harris at the site of four Dallas shootings, three of which were fatal. Dallas police said they have not yet interviewed Harris and have not revealed a motive for the shootings. They said they have seen no evidence to suggest he had an accomplice or was with anyone else when the shootings took place.
On Thursday, Harris was being held on a murder charge with a $1 million bond. With the additional three murder charges in Dallas, his bond has been raised to $3 million and could be raised yet again. He is being held in the Collin County Jail.
Dallas Chief of Police Renee Hall, called out recently by a frustrated Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson over the recent spate of violence in the city, said Friday morning the string of shootings were unusual and alarming.
"It was alarming because it was separate and apart from anything that we've seen," Hall said. "These were incidents of random homicides and random acts of shooting that were, as I said before, inconsistent with any of the homicides and or aggravated assaults that we've seen throughout the year."
Police said there may be evidence Harris is connected to other crimes in the city but that due to the ongoing investigations into those crimes they declined to provide more information Friday.
"We could not be more grateful for having this individual out of our community," Hall said Friday morning. "Violence itself, homicides and aggravated assaults put a certain level of fear in our community, to begin with. But the knowledge that someone is randomly, with no real reason and reckless regard for human life is going around murdering individuals is a separate fear."
Dallas police said Friday morning that they started comparing the recent shootings in their city to the Celina case after receiving a bulletin about the homicide and the suspect's vehicle being a black Tahoe.

Friday afternoon, Denton police said preliminary evidence suggests Harris is the suspected shooter in a random shooting in Denton on Nov. 17. In that incident, police said a 20-year-old driver and her 20-year-old passenger reported driving down the road when a vehicle pulled up beside them and began shooting into their vehicle. Both females sustained non-life-threatening gunshot wounds and were transported to a local hospital for treatment.
 

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Dallas police Deputy Chief Avery Moore said Friday morning homicide detectives talked with witnesses to shootings in Celina and the other northern suburbs and were able to secure a search warrant that uncovered additional evidence, including phone records and cartridge casings that experts say all match and that put Harris at all of the shooting locations in Dallas.
"There was a shooting in Denton, Prosper, Frisco and there was an actual homicide in Celina. The detectives thought it was interesting from the perspective of there was a black vehicle that was associated with all of the shootings as well as the homicide," said Moore. "We were able to discover more evidence that put the arrested person … at all three of these [Dallas] locations at the exact time these offenses occurred."
Deputy Chief Ramirez said the connection between the shootings in Dallas and in the northern suburbs was that they were all apparently random with no known association between the shooter and the victims other than in Celina. He also noted that in each instance, the gunman was shooting out of a vehicle and appeared to be alone.
Dallas police said Friday Harris has a criminal past. According to records pulled by NBC 5, Harris was released from parole in May and has previous convictions dating back to 2008 for drug possession, burglary, assault, evading arrest, assault against a family member, criminal trespass and unauthorized use of a motor vehicle.
Friday afternoon, Denton police confirmed that based on preliminary evidence Harris is now the suspect in the shootings that took place in their city, as well as the ones reported in Frisco and Prosper.

Celina Murder
On the morning of Nov. 18, Celina firefighters were called to a home on the 1400 block of Anvil Court after construction workers building in the area heard several loud bangs they said sounded like gunshots and smoke rising from a nearby home.
After putting out the fire, a man's body was found inside the residence. That man was later identified as Blair Carter.
Witnesses told police they spotted a man running from the home while carrying what appeared to be a black backpack. They said he left in a black Chevrolet Tahoe.
Upon the discovery of Carter's body, several law enforcement agencies arrived to assist in the homicide investigation, the first in Celina since 1985. Information soon led police to identify Harris, who dated the victim's daughter, as the suspect.
Harris was taken into custody in Ellis County that evening and ordered held on $1 million bond.

(Man in Custody After Body Found Inside Burned Celina Home)

A body was found inside a home after firefighters extinguished a fire in a neighborhood in Celina Wednesday, city officials say.

Dallas Murders, Shooting
According to Dallas police, 36-year-old Adam Gautreau, a homeless man with an 11-year-old son, was shot nine times near the intersection of Empire Central and N. Stemmons Freeway at about 8:30 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 14.
Video from a gas station across the street from where Gautreau was found shows a black SUV speed away from the intersection after someone exited and then returned to the vehicle.
Gautreau's family told NBC 5 he was "kind, caring and always smiling" and was someone who would "never hurt a soul."

About a half-hour later, Dallas police were called to another shooting along South Beckley where someone in a black Tahoe pulled up and fatally shot 57-year-old Kenneth Hamilton as he sat at a stoplight.
“I just couldn’t believe that someone would take an innocent life and he was not the type of person who would be bothering anybody, and they just took his life senselessly,” Joyce Hamilton, the victim's wife, told NBC 5.
At 12:45 a.m. Monday morning, Nov. 16, another person was targeted in a shooting along the 6000 block of East Grand Avenue where a person's car was hit multiple times by gunfire. The person in the car survived the shooting.

SMU Student Killed
Dallas police said Friday that Harris is also a suspect in the killing of a 19-year-old SMU student who was fatally shot on Halloween in downtown Dallas.
Officers responding to the shooting call at about 3 a.m. and found Robert Jaden Urrea with a gunshot wound in the middle of the intersection of South Harwood and Jackson streets.
Police said surveillance video from nearby showed Urrea walking up to a white, four-door vehicle with a sunroof and custom wheels. After the vehicle leaves, Urrea is seen stumbling into the intersection and falling to the ground, police said.
He was taken to a local hospital, where he died.
Deputy Chief Moore said Friday afternoon that detectives found a picture of Harris in front of a Ford Taurus on social media. From the plate, they determined the car was owned by his current girlfriend, who is not the daughter of the victim in Celina.
The woman told police she and Harris were involved in an altercation on the night of Oct. 31 and that he assaulted her and then left in her car for about four hours. Police said it was during that time that they believe he killed Urrea.
Investigators said they have evidence that puts Harris in the area of the murder at that time and that he'll be charged with the murder Friday.

Frisco, Prosper Shootings
The shootings in the northern suburbs of Frisco and Prosper took place between 9 p.m. and 11 p.m. on Nov. 17.
Frisco police said they were called to a shooting at 9:50 p.m. Nov. 17 near Lebanon and Elmwood, north of Texas 121 and HIllcrest, where a person was shot but did not suffer life-threatening injuries.
About a half-hour later, a drive-by shooting was reported in Prosper along Preston Road where the driver of a pickup truck was shot in the arm or shoulder.
Prosper police tweeted that night the gunshots were believed to come from a dark-colored sedan, not an SUV as reported in the Dallas and Celina homicides, and that the same driver was believed to have been involved in the shooting in Frisco earlier in the evening. They warned that night that the driver was believed to be headed north into Celina.


Denton Shootings
At 10:39 p.m. on Nov. 17, officers were called to the 1200 block of E. University Drive where two 20-year-old women were shot.
Police said the women reported a vehicle pulling up beside them and that someone began shooting into their vehicle.
The women were hospitalized for gunshot wounds that were not considered life-threatening.
Denton police said Friday afternoon that, based on preliminary evidence, Harris had been named a suspect in the shootings in Denton, Prosper and Frisco.
NBC 5's Maria Guerrero, Meredith Yeomans and Patrick Randolph contributed to this report.
 

Victim's Family Expresses Relief After Police Arrest Man Accused of Multiple North Texas Killings​



By Sophia Beausoleil • Published November 22, 2020 • Updated on November 23, 2020 at 11:02 am​

Adam Gautreau, 36, was one of four people shot and killed in a series of random shootings in North Texas over the last several weeks.
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Adam Gautreau, 36, was one of four people shot and killed in a series of random shootings in North Texas over the last several weeks.


As of Sunday night, the man accused of killing multiple people across Dallas-Fort Worth over the course of several weeks, remained behind bars.

Celina police arrested 31-year-old Jeremy Harris on Thursday and charged him with the murder of 60-year-old Blair Carter, his ex-girlfriend's father.

From there, investigators put the pieces together and said Harris was tied to several other crimes and has been charged with murder in two other cases, which increased his bond to $3 million.
 
57-year-old Kenneth Hamilton
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Wife warns community after husband killed at stoplight: 'Innocent people are being killed for no reason at all'​


Kenneth Hamilton died after he was shot and killed while at a stoplight Saturday night. He was 57.
Kenneth Hamilton was a father, grandfather, and husband of 23 years, and on Saturday night he was simply driving home, at a stoplight, when he was shot and killed in Dallas.

Police say someone shot and killed him at South Beckley Avenue and Clarendon Drive. Paramedics rushed Hamilton to the hospital where he died from his injuries.

“For somebody to do something to him is just beyond me,” Kenneth’s wife Joyce said. “Because he wasn’t the type of person that would go around starting trouble with people.”

RELATED: 57-year-old man fatally shot in his car, Dallas police say

“He was killed senselessly,” Joyce said. “A car pulled up and just shot him, just randomly, for no reason, just shot him.”

On Monday night Dallas police released surveillance video hoping to locate the suspect's vehicle: a black Tahoe that police also think is the suspect's vehicle in a separate homicide Saturday night on Empire Central.

RELATED: Dallas police searching for vehicle they say was used in two shootings over weekend

A black Tahoe is also the suspected vehicle in a shooting that left a man injured on East Grand Monday morning.

“We believe that same vehicle was involved in all three of these offenses, there’s only two of them that we have been able to verify that it is,” said Dallas Police Department officer Ruben Ramirez.

The police would not say at this point if they believe that the three shootings are random.

Hamilton’s family thinks he died due to a random act.

“This is hard. I mean, they took a good person’s life for no reason,” his sister Karen Green said. “He had just left the house when this happened.”

As police search for the killer, the family believes this is a good reminder for everyone to be aware.

“I drove home yesterday and every car that pulled up I panicked,” Green said. “The streets of Dallas are dangerous. Be careful when you’re driving alone.”

“Innocent people are being killed for no reason at all,” Joyce said. “I don’t care where you go, you need to be aware of your surroundings because people are killing senselessly.”

The family set up a GoFundMe to help cover the unexpected funeral expenses.
 
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Robert “Jaden” Urrea, 19, was tragically and senselessly killed in the early morning of October 31, 2020 by a drive-by shooter as he left a Halloween party in Dallas, Texas.
WHITE victim went to the party and after leaving was seen on video walking up to the car (WHY?) with the serial killer Harris inside, his current girlfriend(unknown race, unnamed) was the owner of the car, he took her car after she got into an argument with Harris.

SMU Student Killed
Dallas police said Friday that Harris is also a suspect in the killing of a 19-year-old SMU student who was fatally shot on Halloween in downtown Dallas.
Officers responding to the shooting call at about 3 a.m. and found Robert Jaden Urrea with a gunshot wound in the middle of the intersection of South Harwood and Jackson streets.
Police said surveillance video from nearby showed Urrea walking up to a white, four-door vehicle with a sunroof and custom wheels. After the vehicle leaves, Urrea is seen stumbling into the intersection and falling to the ground, police said.
He was taken to a local hospital, where he died.
Deputy Chief Moore said Friday afternoon that detectives found a picture of Harris in front of a Ford Taurus on social media. From the plate, they determined the car was owned by his current girlfriend, who is not the daughter of the victim in Celina.
The woman told police she and Harris were involved in an altercation on the night of Oct. 31 and that he assaulted her and then left in her car for about four hours. Police said it was during that time that they believe he killed Urrea.
 
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Dallas serial killer gets life in prison after pleading guilty to 4 ...

DALLAS - A North Texas man who murdered four people - seemingly at random - in 2020 will spend the rest of his life in prison.. Jeremy Harris pleaded guilty to committing four murders.

Dallas serial killer gets life in prison after pleading guilty to 4 murders​


By David Sentendrey

Published November 15, 2023 7:31am CST

Dallas

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Serial killer pleads guilty, gets life in prison​


The man suspected of killing four people in Dallas and Collin counties will spend the rest of his life in prison after pleading guilty.

DALLAS - A North Texas man who murdered four people - seemingly at random - in 2020 will spend the rest of his life in prison.

Jeremy Harris pleaded guilty to committing four murders. This was a series of mostly random shootings that freaked people out, as someone was driving around and shooting innocent people.

In one case, he shot and killed SMU student Jaden Urrea in Downtown Dallas.

In another, he killed a man and burned down his home in Collin County.



Harris will spend the rest his life in prison, but that doesn’t reverse the trauma for the families of his victims.

Urrea loved music. The SMU student was a regular at Deep Ellum open mics.

"He wanted to be an entertainment lawyer because he loved entertaining," his mother, Patricia, recalled.

After leaving a Halloween party in 2020, the 19-year-old was randomly shot and killed on Harwood Street.

"The worst moment of my life," his mother said.

Urrea’s mother, who lives in Indiana, looked her son’s killer in his eyes and delivered a victim-impact statement after he pleaded guilty to four murders on Tuesday.

Harris will serve life in prison without parole.

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"Part of the reason I wanted to be there was I was hoping he would maybe stand up and give some kind of explanation," Patricia said. "It couldn’t have been that pointless or that senseless."

She says Harris never gave an explanation.

"It was surreal thinking I’m looking into these eyes of this cold-blooded killer who seems to have no remorse, no soul," she said.

Two weeks after Harris killed Urrea, he shot and killed 36-year-old Adam Gautreau in Northwest Dallas, and then 30 minutes later, Harris shot and killed 57-year-old Kenneth Jerome Hamilton in Oak Cliff.

Days later, Harris fatally shot Blair Carter and set Carter’s Collin County house on fire.
 
Police said the murder in Celina involved a known connection, with Harris having dated his victim's daughter in the past.
Pretty White girl took a walk on the wild beast side, wanted out, became his 'ex' then in typical manner, the spurned angry black male came back for revenge.
Miscegenation got her WHITE father Blair Carter murdered, and THREE others were shot dead.

MISCEGENATION KILLS.
 
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