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Between 1994 and 2004, many, many women were brutally murdered in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. How could this killing spree have happened?“Serial Killer Capital: Baton Rouge,” premiering Saturday, December 10 at 9/8c with a two hour-special and continuing Sunday, December 11 at 9/8c, takes an in-depth look at the unsettling trend. The show focuses on three murderers — Derrick Todd Lee, Sean Vincent Gillis and Jeffery Lee Guillory — who stalked the city at the same time.These killers claimed a staggering number of lives, murdering women of varying ages and races. Who were the victims? Here’s what you need to know before the show premieres.Victims of Serial Killer Derrick Todd LeeBorn in 1968 outside Baton Rouge, authorities believe Derrick Todd Lee, a high school dropout, killed at least seven women between the mid-’90s and 2003. DNA ultimately linked him to the victims.Lee attacked Diane Alexander on July 9, 2002, and she survived. She helped police create a composite sketch, according to wbrz.com. Randi Mebruer, 28, was abducted in April 1998. Signs of violence, including a blood trail, was found in her home. Her body has never been recovered. Nurse Gina Wilson Green, 40, was found murdered in her home near Louisiana State University on September 24, 2001. Autopsy reports showed that she was raped and strangled, wbrz.com reported.LSU student Geralyn DeSoto, 21, was found dead in a pool of blood at her home in Baton Rouge by her husband on January 14, 2002.Charlotte Murray Pace, who was 22 and had already earned her MBA, was stabbed 81 times and bludgeoned. Her body was found by her roommate on May 31, 2002.Married antique shop owner Pam Kinamore, 44, was abducted from her home on July 12, 2002. Her body, which had defensive wounds, was found three days later. Trineisha Dene Colomb, 23, was kidnapped from her home and killed by blunt force trauma on November 21, 2002.Carrie Lynn Yoder, 25, a graduate student at LSU, was kidnapped from her apartment on March 3, 2003. Her body was found 10 days later. She had been beaten, raped, and strangled.RELATED: The River Valley Killer,

Ted Bundy, And More Serial Killers Who Terrorized The SouthLee was ultimately convicted for the murders of Pace and DeSoto, according to wafb.com. Victims of Serial Killer Sean Vincent GillisSean Vincent Gillis confessed to eight murders, but not all of the cases were admissible in court. He was arrested on April 29, 2004 and booked for three counts of murder. Ann Bryan, 81, was stabbed dozens of times in her home at a retirement residence in March 1994.Katherine Hall, 29, was found dead in a construction site in Baton Rouge in January 1999. Her nude body had ligature marks around her neck and stab wounds.Hardee Schmidt, 52, was abducted while jogging in May 1999. Her body was found in a bayou off a highway, reported wafb.com.Joyce Williams, 36, was found dead on November 12, 1999.Lillian Robinson, 52, disappeared in January 2000. Her body was found three months later in a swampy area. She had been strangled with a plastic zip tie.Marilyn Nevils, 38, was beaten and strangled in October 2000. Her body was discovered on a levee, where she had been dumped.Johnnie Mae Williams, 45, was found dead in a wooded area in October 2003. She had ligature marks on her neck and cuttings on her back and legs.Donna Bennett Johnson, 43, was found dead in February 2004. In 2008, Gillis was convicted of murdering Johnson and Joyce Williams.Victims of Suspected Serial Killer Jeffery Lee GuilloryJeffery Lee Guillory, who grew up in Baton Rouge, was ultimately convicted of murdering one woman but is suspected of killing others.In December 2009 police alleged that DNA tied him to the deaths of Florida Edwards, 36, in 1999; Sylvia Cobb, 36, in 2001; and Renee Newman, 46, in 2002, reported wafb.com. The women had been strangled and beaten.In 2011, while serving a 50-year sentenced for the 2007 attempted murder of a Lafayette woman, Guillory was convicted and sentenced to life in prison for Newman’s murder.To learn more about these cases, watch “Serial Killer Capital: Baton Rouge,” premiering Saturday, December 10 at 9/8c with a two hour-special and continuing Sunday, December 11 at 9/8c.

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Rouge, Vert et Bleu, et notez le nom de bande attribué à chaque couleur.Assurez-vous que les bandes de réflectance 1, 4 et 3 sont attribuées au rouge, au vert et au bleu respectivement, puis cliquez sur le bouton Enregistrer. L'affichage de la carte devrait montrer la couverture terrestre comme elle s'affiche naturellement dans notre interprétation en couleur du monde.Si vous visitez la page de description des données pour cette couche, vous verrez que ces trois bandes sont associées à la réflectance dans ces plages de longueurs d'onde particulières. Dans ce cas, la bande 1 représente l'intensité de la réflectance dans la partie bleue du spectre électromagnétique, 4 dans la plage verte et 3 dans la plage rouge. L'association des bandes de réflectance rouge, verte et bleue à la couleur d'affichage rouge, verte et bleue produira une image de couleur naturelle très similaire à ce que nos yeux voient lorsque nous regardons le paysage à partir d'un avion, par exemple. Fausse couleur à trois bandes La couleur naturelle est bien, car nous la connaissons, mais l'attribution de bandes de réflectance à l'extérieur de ce que nous pouvons percevoir avec nos yeux aux couleurs RVB nous permet de « voir » les paysages d'une toute nouvelle manière. Ces types de représentations des données sont appelés des composites de fausse couleur. Ils comprennent souvent une représentation des gammes visibles de proche infrarouge et de radiomètre infrarouge à courte longueur d'onde (SWIR) du spectre électromagnétique. L'affichage de la fausse couleur peut accentuer le contraste du type de caractéristique à l'extérieur et à l'intérieur du paysage, améliorant ainsi certains aspects de l'interprétation de l'image. Pour démontrer la chose, visualisons le composite de fausse couleur « standard », où les bandes de réflectance de proche infrarouge, de rouge et de vert sont attribuées pour afficher les couleurs rouge, verte et bleue respectivement. Ouvrez la boîte de dialogue Paramètres de la couche de données MCD43A4.Assurez-vous que le basculement radio à trois bandes (RVB) est actif.Configurez les menus déroulants de sélecteur de bande rouge, verte et bleue aux bandes de réflectance Nadir 2, 1 et 4 respectivement.Cliquez sur le bouton Enregistrer pour appliquer les modifications à l'affichage de la couche de carte et fermez les paramètres de la couche. Vous devriez voir un changement spectaculaire de la couleur de la végétation de vert à rouge. Contraste, luminosité et opacité Plage de données Le contraste et la luminosité d'une image peuvent être ajustés à l'aide des paramètres Plage (minimale et maximale) et Gamma. La visualisation des données exige que la plage d'une valeur donnée soit située entre 0 et 255 pour chaque bande affichée. Le paramètre de plage vous permet d'ajuster la plage de valeurs à afficher. La valeur minimale définie sera glissée à 0 et la valeur maximale à 255; toutes les valeurs de données dans la plage minimale et maximale sont échelonnées de façon linéaire. Les données à l'extérieur de la plage minimale et maximale sont réglées soit à 0 ou à 255, selon qu'elles sont inférieures

The Future and GOConstruction NoticeRouge Hill GOThere is ongoing repair work to the elevators in the west pedestrian tunnel. These repairs are completed in phases, and there is no accessible eastbound GO train service from Rouge Hill GO. Dignity shuttle services are available for eastbound customers. There are no changes for customers who do not require elevator access to the platforms. Ongoing until the end of March: Elevator one, located on platform one, will be closed for repairs. March 10 until mid-July: Elevator two, located on platform two, will be closed for repairs. If you require accessible services, here’s what you need to know: Eastbound: There will be no accessible train service at Rouge Hill GO from Jan. 6 to mid-July. During the closures, eastbound customers are encouraged to use an alternate GO station; Pickering GO - approximately 14-minute drive. Guildwood GO - approximately 14-minute drive. Westbound: Service is still accessible on platform one at Rouge Hill GO via the accessible ramp from the parking lot to the platform. Please note: During these closures, it is not recommended for customers who require accessible services to travel westbound from the south side (Waterfront Trail), as this will require you to backtrack. If you must travel westbound from the south side, board the eastbound train from Rouge Hill GO. Deboard the train at Pickering GO, and transfer to a westbound train. Dignity services are available. Here is what you need to know about Dignity and the shuttle services:For customers travelling eastbound from Rouge Hill GO, please proceed to the designated pick-up/ drop-off area, a shuttle to Pickering GO is available upon request. For customers travelling eastbound towards Rouge Hill GO, please deboard the train at Guildwood GO, a shuttle to Rouge Hill is available upon request. Call 416-398-2222 and dial “0”, to request a shuttle.Please follow the wayfinding signage and meet the shuttle at the designated pick up / drop off area. No prior booking is required. Service is available, seven days a week:Mon-Fri: 5:30 a.m. - 12:30 a.m.Sat-Sun: 6:30 a.m. - 1:45 a.m.

Get ready to mingle and make new friends at our SRNA Mixer, a fun-filled in-person event exclusively for you!By FranU DNP-Nurse Anesthesia ProgramDate and timeThursday, April 10 · 4 - 6pm CDTLocationRenaissance Baton Rouge Hotel, Bluebonnet Boulevard, Baton Rouge, LA, USA 7000 Bluebonnet Boulevard Baton Rouge, LA 70810Refund PolicyRefunds up to 7 days before eventAbout this eventEvent lasts 2 hoursClass of 2025 and 2026 SRNA MixerWe are excited to announce that FranU will be hosting another SRNA Recruitment Mixer for our Class of 2025 and Class of 2026 nurse anesthesia students! This is a fantastic opportunity to connect with 38 talented SRNAs who are on track to graduate in December and 40 students in the Class of 2026 as they soon begin their job search. We invite you to join us for an evening of networking, conversation, and community building. The event will take place at The Renaissance Hotel on Bluebonnet Blvd, Baton Rouge, LA as previously done. Organized by