Merle Abrahams: Difference between revisions

Merle Abrahams was bron in [[1956]], presumably in [[Sandy Shores]], and later lived in a house in the town. At an unknown time, presumably in the late 1990, he became obsessed with both the number ''8'' and the infinity symbol. In [[1999]] Abrahams killed eight people while they were jogging and later dumped their bodies off the northern coast of [[Blaine County]], close to [[Paleto Bay]], wrapping the bodies up and weighing them so as to prevent them from surfacing. The police could only find circumstantial evidence and Abrahams did not confess, although he was later convicted and sentenced to prison, being imprisoned at [[Bolingbroke Penitentiary]]. His house was also burnt down by Sandy Shores residents and a message was written on the back of the house reading "Go away Merle Abrahams, you're a wrong'un". Despite being convicted in 1999 and being partially burned down, part of the house remains standing in [[2013]]. Abrahams died while in prison in December [[2004]].