US Deports Convicted German Killer
By Victoria Macchi
December 17, 2019 06:12 PM
The U.S. this week deported a German man convicted in the high-profile killings of his girlfriend's parents 35 years ago, in a crime that stunned a Virginia community and prompted decades of media obsession.
Jens Soering, 53, flew from a Washington, D.C.-area airport to Frankfurt on Monday, according to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials.
He served two life sentences for the first-degree murders in 1985 of Nancy and Derek Haysom, whose daughter Elizabeth attended the University of Virginia with Soering at the time. Both were found nearly decapitated in their Virginia home.
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