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• But you, Joel Rifkin, will now rot in hell.
• In New York, Joel Rifkin confessed to killing 17 women he said were prostitutes.
• In 1994, Ferguson was apparently involved in a fistfight with fellow inmate Joel Rifkin.
• The driver was Joel Rifkin, later convicted as a serial killer responsible for the murder of several prostitutes.
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• It bore strong similarities to the case of Joel Rifkin, who confessed to killing 17 women he said were prostitutes in Long Island.
• They arrested the driver, Joel Rifkin, one of Long Island's most infamous serial killers, who was later linked to killing numerous prostitutes.
• But I will say that she did not have to die the way she did, strangled by the hands of Joel Rifkin, then dumped like garbage.
• Joel Rifkin's hand-written confession to killing 17 women is admissible as evidence in his second murder trial, in Suffolk County, a judge ruled Thursday.
• The expert is Dr . Park Dietz, a forensic psychiatrist whose testimony helped convict the serial killers Jeffrey L . Dahmer in Wisconsin and Joel Rifkin in New York.
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• MINEOLA, N . Y . _ If people in Nassau County are inordinately afraid of crime, blame Joel Rifkin and Colin Ferguson, a professor of criminology said Monday.
• A Suffolk County judge has scheduled a hearing for March 27 on whether Joel Rifkin can use " adopted child syndrome " as the basis for an insanity defense in two murders.
• Joel Rifkin, the confessed serial killer who is already serving at least 75 years in prison for killing three women, pleaded guilty to three more murders Friday in Criminal Court in Brooklyn.
• None of these three crime sprees ranks with the killings of a John Wayne Gacy or a Ted Bundy or even a Joel Rifkin, the Long Island man who admitted killing 17 women.
• Her first book, released in 1994 by Berkley Books, is a non-fiction book about serial killer Joel Rifkin and was co-authored with New York Times correspondent Joan Swirsky.
• Joel Rifkin is considering pleading guilty to two counts of murder in Suffolk County and abandoning an insanity defense based on his suffering as an adopted child, a consultant for the defense said Wednesday.
• Joel Rifkin confessed to killing 17 sex workers in the New York area between 1989 and 1993, without there having been a missing persons report filed on any of the women during that time.
• But long before the arrests of Amy Fisher, Joel Rifkin and Colin Ferguson, Long Islanders were horrified by the slaying of a 13-year-old boy, John Pius, in 1979.
• Joel Rifkin, who has admitted killing 17 women, said he was sorry Thursday and told the families of his victims that he had never understood just what it was that drove him to murder.
• Colin Ferguson, who was convicted of murdering six Long Island Rail road passengers, and Joel Rifkin, who was sentenced to life after admitting killing 17 prostitutes, were held there during their trials.