Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office Says Serial-Killer Rumors False After Three Deaths

The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office posted on social media Tuesday that claims of a serial killer in Jacksonville are false. JSO said detectives are investigating each case individually and that there is no danger to the public related to these incidents.

Three Women Found Dead in Separate Incidents

Three women were found dead in different parts of Jacksonville within three days. On Saturday, 24-year-old Cherrish Nunley, a mother of two, was found fatally shot in a parking lot. A GoFundMe page was created for Nunley’s family.

Subsequent Discoveries and Investigations

The following day, a fisherman discovered the body of Tiffany Felton beneath a bridge on Blanding Boulevard. On Monday, deputies were called to a rooming house in the Phoenix neighborhood where another woman was found unresponsive. A sheriff’s sergeant said details surrounding the third woman’s death were not immediately clear.

Authorities’ Statements and Agency Activity

Investigators said the cases do not appear connected at this stage. Police have not confirmed whether any suspects have been identified or taken into custody. Authorities reiterated there is no evidence linking the deaths or suggesting a broader threat.

A Jacksonville sheriff’s officer stood watch as FBI and IRS agents conducted a search.