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Several Agencies Continue Investigation Into Billy Chemirmir
Credit: Plano Police Department
DALLAS (1080 KRLD) - Several North Texas law enforcement agencies have plenty of 'boots on the ground' as police in at least two counties try to see whether a suspected killer has any more victims to his name.
45-year old Billy Chemirmir remains in jail on $1.1 million bond facing a capital murder charge in Dallas County, and he's is being investigated for many other unexlained deaths and attacks.
So far police in Plano say they believe Chemirmir was behind one attack there.
Frisco and Richardson police are also seeing if there are links to unsolved cases in their towns.
In Dallas County, Police are revisiting at least 750 unexplained deaths that date back 8 years. While not all of them are expected to be tied to Chemirmir, officials believe there could be some that fit the profile that detectives are probing.
Chemirmir is suspected of being in the country illegally from Kenya. Officials at Immigration and Customs Enforcement confirm they have a hold on Chemirmir but will not say how he got in the country, and why he is considered an illegal immigrant.