Black Torturer May Have Been Responsible for Death of Six People

Daily Mail
September 16, 2015

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The body of Shasta Himelrick, who was pregnant, was found in the Scioto River on January 2.

Felony charges have been filed against a man accused of torturing a victim with silverware heated on a stove and other instruments.

Police also claim that Ernest ‘Dollar Bill’ Moore, 39, may be able to shed some light on the murders and disappearance of six women in Ross County, Ohio.

He turned himself in on Thursday night after the Missing Women’s Task Force issued a warrant for his arrest nationwide.

On Friday he was indicted on charges of felonious assault and kidnapping, according to WBNS-10.

Police Chief Keith Washburn called the kidnap incident ‘pure torture’, after the victim was ‘punched, kicked, assaulted with a broom, possibly raped with the broom, and burned with lighter fluid, silverware heated from the stove and boiling hot water,’ the Chillicothe Gazette reported.

The body of Tiffany Sayre, was found in neighboring Highland County on June 27
The body of Tiffany Sayre, was found in neighboring Highland County on June 27

The male victim told police that he went to Moore’s house to buy drugs and was immediately bound with Duct tape and placed inside a duffel bag to be transported to another house.

He told police that he was able to escape the next day and went into hiding before being taken to hospital by his mother.

Police believe the victim, who suffered second-degree burns, owed the suspects money.

‘It appears to be a drug debt of some kind, either he ripped them off or owed them money,’ Washburn told the Gazette.

Police believe that Ernest 'Dollar Bill' Moore was responsible for the deaths of at least 5 White women.
Police believe that Ernest ‘Dollar Bill’ Moore was responsible for the deaths of at least 5 White women.

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