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   A couple already facing criminal charges stemming from four   
   murders in South Carolina and Missouri are now suspects in a   
   killing that happened in Tennessee, according to reports.   
      
   Tyler Terry, 26, and Adrienne Simpson, 34, have already been   
   charged with two counts of murder in South Carolina and two in   
   Missouri. South Carolina authorities told The Herald of Rock   
   Hill that Memphis investigators are now also viewing the pair as   
   possible suspects in a fatal May 17 shooting.   
      
   Chester County Sheriff Max Dorsey said to the paper that Terry   
   and Simpson "both are suspects in a homicide in Memphis" that   
   happened last month.   
      
   The May 17 killing — of an unidentified man, found shot to death   
   in the middle of a Memphis road — happened shortly before 2 a.m.   
      
   Memphis Police have not formally named the two as persons of   
   interest in the May 17 murder, and PEOPLE was unable to   
   independently verify Dorsey's claims to The Herald.   
      
   Police had previously alleged that Terry embarked on a crime   
   spree on May 2, when investigators allege he killed 35-year-old   
   Thomas Hardin in York, S.C. Detectives believe Terry was also   
   behind two other shootings in that area, which were reported on   
   the same day.   
      
   According to investigators, Simpson drove the car during the   
   commission of those crimes.   
      
   Cops say the couple traveled from South Carolina to the St.   
   Louis, Mo., region, where it is alleged they stole a truck's   
   license plate and screwed it onto their vehicle on the evening   
   of May 15.   
      
   That same night, at around 10:50 p.m., it is alleged that the   
   couple shot husband and wife Stanley, 74, and Barbara Goodkin,   
   70, in University City, Mo. Barbara died from a gunshot wound to   
   the head, while Stanley survived a shot to the chest.   
      
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   Also Traveled to St. Louis, Killed 2 Strangers   
      
   Police say Stanley's cell phone stopped the bullet from killing   
   him.   
      
   An hour later, the couple allegedly shot Dr. Sergei Zacharev,   
   58, in Brentwood, Mo., while he waited for an Uber. After buying   
   drugs in St. Louis, the couple allegedly drove back to South   
   Carolina, where police tried to stop them in Chester.   
      
   On May 19, the body of Simpson's husband, Eugene, was found   
   along the side of a Great Falls, S.C., road. Police believe the   
   couple killed the 33-year-old man, who had been missing since   
   May 2.   
      
   Simpson has been in custody since May 17, while Terry was   
   apprehended May 24.   
      
   Both are charged with four counts of murder, along with numerous   
   assault, robbery and weapons charges.   
      
   In addition, Terry faces 11 counts of attempted murder, while   
   Simpson also faces accessory to murder charges.   
      
   Both have been denied bail, and neither has entered pleas to the   
   charges against them. Their lawyers could not be reached for   
   comment.   
      
   https://people.com/crime/couple-arrested-after-fleeing-cops-last-   
   month-may-have-killed-people-in-3-states/?amp=true   
      
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