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Florida's warm weather and beautiful beaches seem to attract or produce some of America's worst serial killers. From killer babysitters to killer cops, the "Sunshine State" has produced some of the country's most heinous murderers, ranking among the top five states for serial killers. Some were creepy serial killer artists who made their crimes artful. In the Sunshine State, Ted Bundy and Bobby Joe Long were on death row for crimes committed across the country. Regardless, you may want to read on before your Spring Break trip to Daytona. After all, you don't want to meet any Florida serial killers.


Here are Florida's 5 unsolved murders:

Number 5. Brandy Lynn Hall :

Brandy Lynn Hall was born on September 14, 1973. Bull Creek, Florida, grew up. She started volunteering at the Holopaw Volunteer Fire Department at 20. At the station, she met her future husband, Jeffrey Ray Hall. They married in 1994 and have one son and one daughter. Brandy joined the Palm Bay Fire Department in Palm Bay, Florida, in October 1994. He became Osceola County Fire Chief. April 2000, she was promoted to drive engineer and became a paramedic.


Number 4. Judy MacFarlane :

Her killer has never been found after she left church in 1992. Every Monday night, Judy MacFarlane went to a bible study group at her church. After the bible study at United Pentecostal Church in Gainesville, Florida, the 30-year-old seemed happy. Judy stopped to admire the flowers planted in front of the church despite the light rain. Noticing the heavy rain, two other church members offered her a ride home, but Judy declined. She said she lived nearby and preferred to walk, so the two churchgoers left. Judy never returned home and was never seen alive. Judy had recently separated from her husband and was adjusting to life as a single mother of four young children that winter. Her children had moved in with her mother immediately after the divorce, but her mother's house had recently burned down. Judy and her kids then moved into a small trailer not far from her church. Stressful, but Judy was up for any challenge.


Number 3. James Weaver :

James Marlowe Weaver was a devoted family man. James grew up in Louisiana, the sixth child. Annie Mae died when James was 13. The other four children had already moved out, leaving him and one sister alone in the house. James lived in Charleston with Richard and June. June had their first child there. June recalls James' decision to trim his newborn niece's nails. “He clipped her finger and it bled profusely. “I was all over him!” she laughed.


Number 2. Jennifer Odom :

Jennifer Renee Odom, 12, had just gotten off her school bus around 3 p.m. on February 19th, 1993, waving goodbye to her friends as the bus drove away. After the school bus, she walked 200 yards home. She would never arrive, her fate almost unimaginable.


Number 1. Renee Collins and Piterson Delhomme :

Peterson Delhomme and Renee Collins moved from West Palm Beach to Orlando. Delhomme was a security guard and Collins was a bank manager. In their apartment on Cinderlane Parkway, Delhomme and Collins died two weeks ago. Police won't say how they died, but said it was "extremely violent and depraved."


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