A suspected serial killer was arrested by Broward Sheriff's deputies on Thursday before he appeared in court over the 1998 murder of a woman in Broward.
For more than 20 years, the woman was known only as Jane Doe, but in May, BSO identified the victim as Eileen Truppner, a mother of two who'd left her native Puerto Rico and moved to South Florida. Her cause of death was determined to be strangulation.
The BSO said Lucious Boyd -- a convicted murderer, rapist and suspected serial killer -- remains on death row for the murder of Dawnia Dacosta, 21, who was murdered approximately two weeks prior to Truppner.
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On Nov. 29, a Broward County grand jury indicted Boyd for Truppner's murder. He now faces additional first-degree murder and sexual battery charges.
In bond court on Saturday, a judge gave Boyd no bond.