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DeWayne Lee Harris

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killer." He was found guilty of all charges in December 1998, and finally sentenced to 94 years imprisonment the next month. Upon hearing the verdict, he dropped his head backwards and started to laugh, much to the courtroom's shock. For his final words before the court, Harris told the King County Superior Court Judge Marsha Pechman that there were more like him out there, and that nobody was safe, even in their own homes and apartments. He also added that there was no true justice, as he was still living and breathing, and had certain privileges in prison. He also expressed hopes for the victims' families' forgiveness. Upon being escorted out of the room, he hurled insults at the jury which convicted him. Initially at the
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At his trial, Harris, strapped in a restraining chair because of his unruly behavior, was described as a cunning and manipulative predator who preyed on vulnerable women. According to his attorney, John Hicks, his only reason for confessing was that he "wanted Seattle to recognize there was a serial
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The last victim was 25-year-old Olivia Smith, whose date of death is uncertain. After picking her up from an apartment building at Airport Way South, Harris and Smith engaged in a violent argument about exchanging drugs for sex, after which DeWayne took out a knife and stabbed her numerous times and
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Some time after the murders, Harris was jailed for an unrelated robbery charge. While in jail, around April 1998 he phoned a detective and told him that he could lead him to the murderer. He later was confronted and confessed to murders of three women, claiming that it was his 'hobby' and he got a
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Not long after, Harris picked up 33-year-old Antoinette Jones. He accused her of stealing drugs from him, and proceeded to strangle her with a leather belt. Like Denise, he then bound her wrists and ankles with shoelaces, wrapping an additional shoelace around her neck. Her body was dumped in the
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The first victim was 42-year-old Denise Marie Harris (no relation), whom DeWayne met on First Avenue in downtown Seattle. Along with an unnamed accomplice, they strangled Denise with a belt, removing some of her clothing and then binding her hands and ankles with shoelaces. He also stuffed a
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Jungle, where her skeletal remains were found on February 1, 1998, about half a mile from where Harris was found. Forensic tests proved that she had been there for at least three months.
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between 1997 and 1998, dumping their bodies near freeways. While jailed for a robbery charge, he confessed to the murders and was later sentenced to 94 years imprisonment.
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Harris, who was in the King County Jail on robbery charges, actually called SPD first and offered to lead officers to the "real" murderer.
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thrill out of doing it. Shortly after his confession, he was charged with all three murders, and was detained at the
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slashed her throat. He left the body on the scene, where it was discovered on the stairwell on January 10, 1998.
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Harris was also featured in season one, episode two of "American Detective", a documentary series appearing on
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brassiere in her mouth. Harris' body was then dumped in the "Jungle", an underdeveloped plot of land under the
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Dewayne Lee Harris murders and related investigation were adapted in the first episode of "
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freeways. Denise's body was found on September 12 by a transient man wandering the area.
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Harris is interviewed on the "Unforbidden Truth" podcast dated January 26, 2021.
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In an interview, Harris claimed to have committed 32 other murders.
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Index

Seattle
Washington
Conviction(s)
First degree murder
Washington
Stafford Creek Corrections Center
serial killer
Seattle
I-5
I-90
King County
bail
Clallam Bay Corrections Center
Stafford Creek Corrections Center
Real Detective
Discovery+
List of serial killers in the United States
"Relentless Pursuit of the Wicked"





"Man Charged In Slayings of 3 'Street Women'"
The Seattle Times


"Triple Killer Chills Courtroom During His Sentencing - Harris Gets 94 Years for 3 Women's Deaths"

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