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Brian Casey

Two killings, five days apart

October 15, 2010Fort Myers, Florida, United States0 published recordings0 published documents

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In October 2010, Brian Casey was implicated in two separate Lee County homicides just five days apart. Ryan Vanderson was shot inside his Fort Myers home before the residence was set on fire. Days later, Larrick Sikes was killed, his body dumped along a roadside and set ablaze. Casey later gave detectives a recorded statement discussing both killings.

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