Suspected Serial Killer Keith Gibson Convicted in Delaware

Gibson faces mandatory life sentences for murder convictions, with additional charges pending in Philadelphia.

Keith Gibson, a suspected serial killer, has been convicted by a Delaware jury of murder and other crimes in the killings of Leslie Ruiz-Basilio, a cellphone store clerk, and Ronald Wright, a drug dealer.
Gibson was also convicted of attempted murder and robbery in the shooting of store clerk Belal Almansoori, armed robbery of a drug store, assault, conspiracy, and gun crimes.
Gibson faces mandatory life sentences for the murder convictions, with a sentencing date yet to be set.
The Philadelphia district attorney has approved murder charges against Gibson in the killings of his mother, a doughnut shop manager, and two men found shot in a store in Philadelphia’s Germantown neighborhood.
Prosecutors relied heavily on video surveillance footage and ballistics evidence, linking Gibson to the crimes.