Thomas Horne: The Unveiling of a Serial Killer
Introduction
Thomas Horne, once an unassuming resident of Richmond, Virginia, has posthumously been identified as a serial killer linked to multiple murders, including that of his own wife, Annie Doris Horne. This revelation has shed light on a series of crimes that went unnoticed for years.
Disappearance of Annie Doris Horne
On June 3, 2001, 38-year-old Annie Doris Horne vanished from her home in the Jeff Davis neighborhood of Richmond. Known for her reliability as a secretary at an insurance company, her sudden disappearance raised immediate concerns. Personal belongings such as her prescription eyeglasses, Bible, coat, keys, credit cards, and van were left behind, indicating she had no intention of leaving voluntarily. Despite extensive searches, Annie's remains have never been found.
Suspicion Towards Thomas Horne
From the onset, Thomas Horne's behavior aroused suspicion. He reported that Annie had episodes of gasping for breath and mentioned she had been experiencing depression. Additionally, he admitted to discussing separation with her shortly before her disappearance but later retracted, stating he "didn't mean it." Neighbors and family members found these accounts dubious, especially given Annie's close-knit relationships and dedication to her family.
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