Your daily adult tube feed all in one place!
'Serial rapist' is accused of killing woman he held in torture dungeon after her remains were found in a barrel two years after another victim who he chained up and attacked managed to escape
A man with a history of posting racist and misogynistic materials online and who is already behind bars, accused of committing vicious sexual offenses from inside of his home dungeon, is now facing a murder charge.
Timothy Haslett Jr., 41, was first arrested in late 2022 after a 22-year-old black woman ran to the home of one of his neighbors and said she had escaped from his sex dungeon in the Kansas City suburbs after a month of captivity.
On Tuesday, Clay County prosecutor Zachary Thompson announced that Haslett was now accused of the first degree murder of sex worker Jaynie Crosdale, 36. Her body was discovered in a barrel in a river in Missouri in June 2023. She was shot dead.
The 22-year-old victim previously told investigators that Haslett mentioned two other black women he kidnapped who 'didn't make it.'
That victim said that Haslett regularly drugged her, forced her to perform sexual acts, rarely fed her and liked to dress in women's lingerie in front of her. Haslett's behavior was described as 'barbaric' by Thompson.
Timothy Haslett of Excelsior Springs, Missouri, already charged with rape, kidnapping and assault is now facing a murder charge
Jaynie Crosdale, 36, was found dead in a barrel in the Missouri River in June 2023
Haslett was linked to Crosdale's death after the barrel she was found in was seen in pictures taken by investigators at his home. A photo was also found showing the slain woman in his dungeon, officials said.
At the time the woman's body was found her cousin, Nikiyah Crosdale, told KCUR that the victim, who went by J-Bird, was 'full of energy and life.'
The case against Timothy Haslett Jr.
October 2022: A 22-year-old black woman says she escaped Timothy Haslett's Jr's sex dungeon in the Kansas City suburbs after a month of sexual abuse in captivity.
November 2022: After being taken into custody, Haslett's ex-wife seeks full custody of their child. In a custody hearing, he denies the allegations against him.
January 2023: Police announce that Jaynie Crosdale is considered a witness in the case against Haslett.
February 2023: Haslett makes his first appearance in court and pleads not guilty to the slew of charges against him.
June 2023: Kayakers find Jaynie Crosdale's remains in a barrel on the Missouri River. She has been shot dead. Shortly afterwards, officials confirm that they're eyeing Haslett in relation to the killing.
July 2024: Haslett is officially charged with the murder of Crosdale in Missouri, a death penalty state.
Prosecutors believe that she was murdered in June 2022. Her body was found by kayakers on the Missouri River. Prior to that discovery, she had been considered a potential witness in the original case.
The case against Haslett began in October 2023 when Haslett's surviving victim made her way to a home in the community of Excelsior Springs. She was scarred, starving and wearing a trash bag and metal collar around her neck.
She managed to escaped as he took one of his children to school. Shortly after his arrest, his ex-wife sought full custody of the couple's young child.
That woman told one of Haslett's neighbors, nurse Lisa Johnson, about her ordeal, describing the suspect's sex dungeon, equipped with restraints, weaponry, including shock devices, and cameras.
She said that she was paid $350 by Haslett to go home with him. After she got in his truck, she accused Haslett of pulling a gun on her, forcing her to perform sex acts. He then drugged her, knocking her unconscious.
Once inside his home, the victim said that she was abused and tortured on a daily basis while being forced to use a bucket as a toilet.
'It was such a soft, "help me",' Johnson told DailyMail.com in 2022. 'And I looked out through our clear screen door and this girl was hunched along the steps.
'I could see immediately she was in desperate trouble – she looked like something out of a horror movie.
'She had a metal home-made device tight around her neck, there was duct tape that she had pulled down off her face which had been covering her mouth.
'Her wrists and ankles were messed up. You could tell she had been tied and whipped. The wounds over her body, wrists and ankles were actually bleeding.'
After her rescue, investigators recovered a Samsung phone with pictures and videos of the dungeon and of women in captivity.
'The physical, psychological, and sexual torture described by the defendant’s surviving victim is brutal and barbaric,' Thompson said.
The 22-year-old victim said she was only able to escape on Friday October 7, when Haslett, 39, took his child to school
Law enforcement has erected a fence around Haslett's rundown rental property where he had allegedly been holding the woman captive since September
After entering the property, Excelsior Springs Police officers said they found a room in the basement consistent with what the victim had described
'When crimes like this occur in our community, it can be devastating. I want the citizens of Clay County to know that the men and women of the Clay County Prosecutor’s Office are working hard inside and outside the courtroom to keep them safe and deliver justice.'
As a result of her statements, Haslett was charged with rape, kidnapping and aggravated assault. In 2023, he entered a plea of not guilty. His bond has been set at $5 million.
Despite his claims that two of his kidnapping victims died, Haslett is so far only charged with one murder. Missouri is a death penalty state.