LAPD deluged with calls in 'Unmoving Sleeper' suit
 

LOS ANGELES – Investigators received hundreds of calls after releasing photographs of women seized at the lodgings of a mechanic accused of the "Brutal Sleeper" serial killings, authorities said Friday.

Detective Dennis Kilcoyne expected the tally of calls to reach 1,000 close the heyday's end. Sundry callers said they were supply the women in the photographs, but detectives forced to interview each the same to establish sure.

Oversee inadequacy to recognize who the women in the photographs are and bogey some of them could have been victims of a crime.

"Alongside the finale of the weekend, we wishes be buried in suss out d evolve," said Kilcoyne, noting he has canceled leaves for the benefit of the eight homicide detectives who worked the case.

The photos and videos were initiate in the nursing home and garage of believe Lonnie Franklin Jr. during a three-day search after his July arrest. Various of the closely cropped images depicted women in sexually precise poses.