Hamilton County prosecutor Joe Deters announces charges filed against Anthony Kirkland in the death of Kimya Rolison
Kirkland is found competent to stand trial.
Kirkland is indicted for the murders of Esme Kenney, Casoyna Crawford and Mary Jo Newton
Kirkland says he is responsible for Esme Kenney's murder.
Esme Kenney goes missing while jogging on Saturday morning. Her body is found burned and strangled on Sunday morning. Kirkland is found nearby with her watch and i-Pod.
Anthony Kirkland is kicked out of the Pogue Rehabilitation Center after fighting with another inmate.
Kirkland is released from jail for importuning charge after serving 7 months and arrives at the Pogue Center. His sentence calls for five years of post-release control supervision.
Kimya Rolison's body is found in North Fairmount.
Kirkland sentenced to one year in jail for importuning, with credit for time served. He is deemed a Tier 1 sex offender.
Kirkland is indicted for importuning for soliciting sex from a teenage girl.
Kimya Rolison, 27, murdered.
The burned body of Mary Jo Newton, 45, found in Avondale
Casoyna Crawford's body found in Avondale
14-year-old Casoyna Crawford reported missing
Anthony Kirkland is granted parole after 2,500 prisoners sue the Adult Parole Authority as part of the Layne Lawsuit. Kirkland is one of 1,400 prisoners granted parole.