Jorelys' body was found today in a dumpster that came from her complex. She was raped and severely beaten. Quote from article:" "This is going to be a very, very horrendous crime. I am convinced of that after having observed the body," Georgia Bureau of Investigation director Vernon Keenan said. "A child who dies under extreme violence is the absolutely the worst thing that can happen to a human being."
The body, thought to be missing girl Jorelys Rivera, was badly beaten and sexually assaulted, Keenan said. Autopsy results, still pending, will confirm the identity and cause of death.
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Keenan said the body was discovered around 12:30 p.m. today.
Canton Police Chief Jeff Lance told reporters, "What we need is help from the public -- that's the key to this right now." " A $5,000 reward has been offered in hopes of getting leads in this horrible case. Anyone with information on the case is urged to call 770-704-7074. http://abcnews.go.com/US/missing-georgia-girl-body-found-dumpster/story?id=15089715#.Tt1slrIk6dA
Only one of Rands multiple suspected victims has ever been found. She was Jennifer Schweiger a 12 year old with downs syndrome that he buried at his campsite in the woods near the mental hospital he was janitor at. He got 25 years to life for her kidnapping and murder. Here is a list of other possible victims who's bodies have yet to be found: Alice Pereia, Holly Ann Hughes, Tiahease Tiawanna Jackson & Henry Gafforio. Audrey Lyn Nergenberg, an eighteen-year-old who disappeared in 1977 is also believed to be linked to Rand. Let's help Staten Island police solve these cases and brings these kids home for their families to bury. He spree of terror lasted from at least 1977 to 1987 when he killed Jennifer. At right is a picture of Jennifer, an innocent young life needlessly lost. http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/5625256/the_legend_of_cropsey.html?cat=37

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