Eight women were mysteriously murdered in Jennings, Louisiana from 2005-2009 and as the investigation progressed, the small town's dark secrets began to unravel. A total Population of 10,517 and is known to be the place for Louisiana Oil.

The common factor among the women is that they all lived on the south side of Jennings. According to observers, South Jennings is the home of the poor and the working class, while the north side is the domain of middle and upper class residents. The south side is allegedly also known for an illicit trade in drugs and sex. The cause of death varied among the women. Some had their throats slashed while several appeared to have asphyxiated. Others were too decomposed to have the cause of death determined. The victims were black and white, aged 17 to 30.

Sources:
ID Crimefeed Mike McPadden 5 Things You Need To Know About The Complex Case Of The Jennings 8 | Shows | Investigation Discovery Tim Ott Notorious Figures Jeff Davis 8: The True Story of the 'Murder in the Bayou' Killings (biography.com) Sephanie Nolasco Family of 'Jennings 8' victim comes forward in new doc, says Louisiana woman wasn't murdered by serial killer | Fox News Oxygen Truce Crim Jill Sederstrom Where Is 'Murder In The Bayou's' Frankie Richard Today? | Crime News (oxygen.com) Book-Murder in the Bayou- Ethan Brown Murder in the Bayou: Who Killed the Women Known as the Jeff Davis 8?: Brown, Ethan: 9781476793252: Amazon.com: Books

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