Just after Christmas in 2003, Ashley Vincent was raped and murdered in the small city of Geneva, New York. Her remains were later found behind a dumpster just 40 feet from her home.
Three weeks later, another Geneva teenager was murdered under similarly horrifying circumstances.
This time, the victim was Monique McKoy, the cousin of the perpetrator, Lamon McKoy, who later set fire to her apartment in an attempt to destroy evidence of his crimes.
At just fifteen years old, Lamon McKoy demonstrated a level of violence that left the Geneva community living in fear for months, until his arrest in July of 2004.
In this episode, we discuss:
• The full timeline of the Geneva murders
• Patterns and recidivism rates among serial sexual offenders
• The devastating impact on the victims’ families
• The case’s relevance today, just days before Lamon McKoy’s upcoming parole hearing
⚠️ Content Warning: This episode contains discussion of sexual violence and murder. Listener discretion is advised.
If you believe Lamon McKoy should be denied parole, please consider signing and sharing the petition below:
👉 https://www.change.org/p/deny-parole-for-lamon-mckoy-in-geneva-ny
#TrueCrime #GenevaNY #JusticeForAshleyAndMonique

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