Neighbors told investigators that they didn't know one another well, so detectives stopped everyone who passed the Gaskins home to ask if they knew anything or saw anything strange.Ĭlermont County Detective Mike Robinson remembers the scene at the Gaskins house. The Gaskins home was located in a rural area in Clermont County. Roger's mother - who beat him and left his disabled father - was a redhead, according to the psychological report produced at Radford University.īut she wouldn't have picked up Rogers at a bar, investigators said - she was a busy, married mother of two kids. Gaskins also fits the physical description of Rogers' typical victim: a redheaded woman in her 30s. Rogers' killing spree lined up with Gaskins' death - he's suspected in at least a dozen homicides between 19. then hired him to break into his ex-wife's house and steal jewelry. He also famously told his family that he killed Nicole Brown Simpson, ex-wife of O.J. Rogers told authorities that he killed " like 70 people," which he later said was a joke. Rogers was a drifter and became known as "The Cross Country Killer." He was also called "The Casanova Killer," as most of his known victims were women, many who went on dates with Rogers or were prostitutes he picked up. Gaskins' husband, Kenny, was a truck driver and was out of town at the time of his wife's death, police said.īELOW: Police arrive at the scene after Gaskins is reported dead "In so many ways this has ruined my life," Cherrie Ellison, who is now 37, said. Her 12-year-old daughter, Cherrie, found her body several hours later when she returned home from school. Gaskins was stabbed to death in her home on Jan. However, Rogers was never charged in Gaskins' death - and the Clermont County Sheriff said he doesn't believe Rogers was involved in her death.
Then, she's mentioned in a psychological study of Rogers' life and progression as a serial killer.
First, she's mentioned in " The Serial Killers Podcast" as a victim of Glen Rogers. TATE TOWNSHIP, Ohio - If you Google Carrie Gaskins' name, you might assume that she's a victim of serial killer Glen Rogers. In our I-Team Unsolved series, WCPO will examine homicide cold cases in Greater Cincinnati.
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