Billy Chemirmir, 49, is going to trial again for the smothering death of an 81-year-old Dallas woman, but he’s been accused in court documents, police records...
Chemirmir was arrested in 2010 on a charge of driving while intoxicated in Addison, and served 18 months of probation. He picked up a second DWI charge in Dallas in 2011, didn’t show up for court and ended up with a warrant for his arrest.
He was still there, angry, when police arrived. They arrested him, and he pleaded guilty in exchange for a 70-day sentence in the Dallas County jail. According to police reports and court documents, it’s the first time police know of that Chemirmir was at a senior-living center. Police have since re-examined the deaths at Edgemere during the period Chemirmir was hanging around there. Phyllis Payne, 91, and Phoebe Perry, 94, died within a month of each other, seemingly of natural causes. But now police say Chemirmir killed both women and stole their jewelry.
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