Biography of jeremy bryan jones alabama

MOBILE, Ala. A jury Wednesday convicted serial killing suspect Jeremy Bryan Jones on all four capital murder counts Wednesday for the 2004 rape and shooting death of a Mobile County woman attacked in her home during a hurricane blackout.

Jones, a former Oklahoman, was convicted of rape, burglary, sexual abuse and kidnapping in the course of capital murder.

The jury deliberated about two and a half hours and on Thursday will recommend either death or life in prison without parole.

The appellant, Jeremy Bryan Jones, was convicted of four counts of capital murder for the killing of Lisa Nichols.

Ashley Jones, a killer at 14, with her mother, left, and grandmother Mary Nalls in Credit Jessica McGowan/The Birmingham News,

Jeremy Bryan Jones (born April 12, ) is an American murderer and self-confessed serial killer.

His Victims Were UncountedFrom the time he was a teenager, Jeremy Bryan Jones had let his violent passions run wild: attacking, raping, and mutilating.

Oklahoma — Conviction: , Charges Dismissed: Glynn Simmons, who was convicted and sentenced to death in Oklahoma in , has been exonerated after.

A judge will set a sentencing date later and is not bound by the jury's recommended penalty.

Testimony changed

In statements to authorities, Jones, 32, admitted killing Lisa Marie Nichols, 44, of rural Turnerville on Sept.

17, 2004, while high on methamphetamines. But his tortured version of that night changed three months ago with the death of the victim's neighbor. Jones shifted the blame to the neighbor, saying the two of them together entered the v