A trucker serving a life sentence in Ohio for killing six women has waived extradition to face charges of killing a woman in New Jersey in 1987.
Dellmus Colvin used to live in Atlantic City. The 51-year-old was initially charged with hindering apprehension and tampering with evidence after Donna White's death was first ruled acute
cocaine intoxication. The 27-year-old was found dead in a vacant lot in 1987.
The Press of Atlantic City reports New Jersey authorities found Colvin was being investigated for killings in Toledo, Ohio after they began reviewing old cases last year.
Colvin admitted in Ohio that he strangled six women who were prostitutes.
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