Victim: Earl Scholfield

Circumstances: Earl Schofield, 56, a local insurance agent who had been the subject of a widespread search for almost three weeks. The remains were recovered and the next day an autopsy revealed that he had been shot with a .32 or .38 caliber handgun. Mr. Schofield's body was found under a bridge that crossed Little River on State Road 268.

Victim: Melvin Northern

Circumstances: A Gadsden County School District bus driver noticed something not quite right about a vehicle on the side of the road: a man was slumped over and the motor was running. The driver didn't stop but called the bus garage to report that something was amiss. A few minutes later someone from the garage called the Gadsden County Sheriff to tell them they needed to send someone to take a look. When deputies arrived they found a small sport utility vehicle on the shoulder of the road. A man was slumped over inside. It was Melvin Northern, dead from what appeared to be shotgun wounds. It was his 24th birthday. The bus driver first noticed the 1992 Chevrolet Jimmy around 6:30 a.m. and blew the horn. Thirty minutes later on the return trip the driver also noticed the driver's side door was open and the headlights were on.

Victim: Clifton Chandler

Circumstances: Chandler and his twin brother, Clinton, were running away from a disturbance at the L & J Lounge heading for their car parked on Carver Street in Havana, Florida, a side road near the club, when he was shot. Clinton's car was blocked in and they tried to escape the fighting by going to the north side of Carver Street when he was shot in the head.

Victim: Deborah Copeland

Circumstances: Someone ran over Deborah Copeland with her own car, a 1980 blue Pontiac Phoenix, in January of 1986 and killed her. The car was found about a mile from the body near her Bonnie Hill Community just outside the City of Chattahoochee.