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What Happened To The Suitcase Killer. William and melanie mcguire’s children, whose names are not revealed in any public records for their own privacy and safety, were placed with bill’s elder sister, cindy ligosh. Melanie mcguire was victim bill's wife, who was accused of his murder and dubbed the suitcase killer when the case went to trial. Bill mcguire, 39, disappeared april 28, 2004, shortly after announcing to his friends that he and his wife had just closed the sale of their first home, according to an appeal filed in her. When suitcases containing human body parts began washing ashore along the chesapeake bay in may 2004, police quickly followed the bloody trail of evidence to melanie mcguire, who they believe killed her husband bill to start a new life with her secret lover. Nj.com reports that in 2007, melanie mcguire was charged on eight counts and found guilty of four:

When suitcases containing human body parts began washing ashore along the chesapeake bay in may 2004, police quickly followed the bloody trail of evidence to melanie mcguire, who they believe killed her husband bill to start a new life with her secret lover. Bill mcguire, 39, disappeared april 28, 2004, shortly after announcing to his friends that he and his wife had just closed the sale of their first home, according to an appeal filed in her. Nj.com reports that in 2007, melanie mcguire was charged on eight counts and found guilty of four: William and melanie mcguire’s children, whose names are not revealed in any public records for their own privacy and safety, were placed with bill’s elder sister, cindy ligosh. Melanie mcguire was victim bill's wife, who was accused of his murder and dubbed the suitcase killer when the case went to trial.

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What Happened To The Suitcase Killer William and melanie mcguire’s children, whose names are not revealed in any public records for their own privacy and safety, were placed with bill’s elder sister, cindy ligosh. Nj.com reports that in 2007, melanie mcguire was charged on eight counts and found guilty of four: William and melanie mcguire’s children, whose names are not revealed in any public records for their own privacy and safety, were placed with bill’s elder sister, cindy ligosh. When suitcases containing human body parts began washing ashore along the chesapeake bay in may 2004, police quickly followed the bloody trail of evidence to melanie mcguire, who they believe killed her husband bill to start a new life with her secret lover. Melanie mcguire was victim bill's wife, who was accused of his murder and dubbed the suitcase killer when the case went to trial. Bill mcguire, 39, disappeared april 28, 2004, shortly after announcing to his friends that he and his wife had just closed the sale of their first home, according to an appeal filed in her.