Alabama Blood Bath — Unborn Child Now A Sixth Victim

The maniac who killed a group of five people trying to protect his estranged wife is facing six counts of murder — after including a pregnant woman in his vicious blood bath! Derrick Ryan Dearman left behind a disturbing crime scene that shocked the police of Citronelle, Ala. Even worse, Mobile County District Attorney Ashley Rich claimed the seething psycho "used multiple weapons" for maximum carnage in the isolated home where all the victims where "brutally and viciously murdered."

The maniac who killed a group of five people trying to protect his estranged wife is facing six counts of murder — after including a pregnant woman in his vicious blood bath! Derrick Ryan Dearman left behind a disturbing crime scene that shocked the police of Citronelle, Ala. Even worse, Mobile County District Attorney Ashley Rich claimed the seething psycho "used multiple weapons" for maximum carnage in the isolated home where all the victims where "brutally and viciously murdered."

Dearman, 27, had been in an abusive relationship with Laneta Lester, 24, who had gone to the house to stay with a relative on the night of Friday, August 19. Dearman had followed her to the location — and had fled after the inhabitants called the police at 1 a.m. The victims then made the fatal mistake of staying at the house and later became targets for the killer, who used both firearms and an axe in his bloody rampage.

The maniac who killed a group of five people trying to protect his estranged wife is facing six counts of murder — after including a pregnant woman in his vicious blood bath! Derrick Ryan Dearman left behind a disturbing crime scene that shocked the police of Citronelle, Ala. Even worse, Mobile County District Attorney Ashley Rich claimed the seething psycho "used multiple weapons" for maximum carnage in the isolated home where all the victims where "brutally and viciously murdered."

Dearman, 27, had been in an abusive relationship with Laneta Lester, 24, who had gone to the house to stay with a relative on the night of Friday, August 19. Dearman had followed her to the location — and had fled after the inhabitants called the police at 1 a.m. The victims then made the fatal mistake of staying at the house and later became targets for the killer, who used both firearms and an axe in his bloody rampage.

Police confirmed that they were literally piecing together the crime scene, with Capt. Paul Burch originally saying at the crime location: "Given the way the scene looks, we're going to be here a couple of days. It's obviously a horrific scene."

The maniac who killed a group of five people trying to protect his estranged wife is facing six counts of murder — after including a pregnant woman in his vicious blood bath! Derrick Ryan Dearman left behind a disturbing crime scene that shocked the police of Citronelle, Ala. Even worse, Mobile County District Attorney Ashley Rich claimed the seething psycho "used multiple weapons" for maximum carnage in the isolated home where all the victims where "brutally and viciously murdered."

Dearman, 27, had been in an abusive relationship with Laneta Lester, 24, who had gone to the house to stay with a relative on the night of Friday, August 19. Dearman had followed her to the location — and had fled after the inhabitants called the police at 1 a.m. The victims then made the fatal mistake of staying at the house and later became targets for the killer, who used both firearms and an axe in his bloody rampage.

Police confirmed that they were literally piecing together the crime scene, with Capt. Paul Burch originally saying at the crime location: "Given the way the scene looks, we're going to be here a couple of days. It's obviously a horrific scene."

Chelsea Marie Reed, 22, was five months pregnant. Her murder has also created an additional charge against Dearman, since Alabama has a fetal homicide law that applies to a fetus in any stage of pregnancy. She's seen here with her husband Justin Reed, 23, who was also found dead at the scene.

The victims included 35-year-old  Shannon Melissa Randall (pictured) — along with Robert Lee Brown and Joseph Adam Turner, both 26. Laneta survived the horrific rampage, and was then abducted by Dearman, who also allegedly took a 4-month-old infant that was in the house.

The victims included 35-year-old  Shannon Melissa Randall (pictured) — along with Robert Lee Brown and Joseph Adam Turner, both 26. Laneta survived the horrific rampage, and was then abducted by Dearman, who also allegedly took a 4-month-old infant that was in the house.

Authorities said Dearman then drove across the state line to his father's house in Mississippi. Laneta later escaped with the baby, and went to report the murders at a police station. By then, however, Dearman had been convinced to turn himself in at the Greene County Sheriff's Office in Mississippi. The extradition process has been started in Mobile, which is about 30 miles from the crime scene.