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   A Brooklyn handyman accused of the serial slayings of three   
   elderly women who lived in his building has been indicted for   
   the brutal slayings, authorities announced.   
      
   Kevin Gavin, 66, was arraigned Tuesday in Brooklyn Supreme Court   
   on one count of first-degree murder and three counts of second-   
   degree murder, for which he faces up to life in prison without   
   the possibility of parole.   
      
   He pleaded not guilty before Justice Vincent Del Giudice and is   
   being held without bail.   
      
   “These victims were mothers, grandmothers and beloved friends   
   whose violent deaths have had a chilling effect inside their   
   housing complex and on the Brownsville community,” said Brooklyn   
   DA Eric Gonzalez.   
      
   The maintenance man, who did odd jobs for his three victims at   
   the Carter G. Woodson Houses, allegedly confessed to each of the   
   killings, claiming the women owed him money, according to   
   prosecutors.   
      
   His latest alleged victim, Juanita Caballero, 78, was found Jan.   
   15 with a phone cord wrapped around her neck, which Gavin   
   allegedly used to strangle her during a struggle inside her   
   sixth-floor apartment.   
      
   Nearly two years earlier, on April 30, 2019, he allegedly choked   
   and stomped on the neck of Jacolia “Jackie” James, 83.   
      
   Gavin’s first known target was Myrtle McKinney. In the early   
   afternoon of Nov. 9, 2015, he allegedly pushed her into a table   
   then plunged a steak knife into her neck. A home health aide   
   later found her lifeless body, according to prosecutors.   
      
   The alleged serial killer is due back in court July 6.   
      
   https://nypost.com/2021/03/02/accused-nyc-serial-killer-kevin-   
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