Man Confesses to Grisly Death (Jamie Rose in Oklahoma)

The Daily Oklahoman ^ | April 16, 2006 | Bryan Dean and Chad Previch

[MizSterious]

More on this horrific and sad tale...

[MizSterious]

Suspect in girl's death profiles his life on Web

By Nolan Clay
The Oklahoman

PURCELL - Murder suspect Kevin Ray Underwood wrote about himself for years on the Internet, revealing he's thought about killing someone "constantly," never had a girlfriend, is a loner and takes depression medication.
He calls himself "SubSpecies 23" online and displayed an interest in cannibalism. He also admits to being into porn and going to strip clubs.

Underwood, 26, confessed to FBI agents Friday that he killed a neighbor, Jamie Rose Bolin, 10, authorities said. Her body was found Friday in his apartment.

Police alleged Saturday that part of his motive was to eat her body. Police said a meat tenderizer was found in his apartment.

"I lead a pretty boring life," Underwood wrote in a profile on myspace.com.

He wrote his job as a food stocker in Oklahoma City takes 13 hours a day five days a week. He wrote he spent most of his free time online playing an adventure game, Kingdom of Loathing.

Underwood wrote he had few friends beyond those he has online.

"The reason for my lackluster social life is a severe case of social anxiety and depression," he wrote. "I'm on medication now, which helps a lot. Well, in ways."

He also revealed he is straight but has "been accused of being gay more than once" because of his shyness with women.

"I love to cuddle, hug and kiss," he wrote. "That isn't to say I don't like sexual activity, though. I'm a very sexual being, though I haven't really had a chance to explore that side of life."

Underwood wrote about his life the most -- hundreds of times -- on his own blog, a kind of Web-based diary.

On his profile there, he asks: "If you were a cannibal, what would you wear to dinner?"

He then answers: "The skin of last night's main course."

In January, Underwood put the book, "Meat is Murder!: New Edition: An Illustrated Guide to Cannibal Culture," on a wish list at an Internet book provider, Amazon.com.

He describes himself as a 1998 graduate of Purcell High School but a dropout at the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma in Chickasha.

"I started to get panic attacks," Underwood wrote last September on his blog. "I'd skip class and just sit in my car for hours, or sit in the library, in the stacks where there weren't any people, and read."

In the Sept. 8 posting, he also wrote he was becoming more and more detached from the world over the last year.

Underwood described himself as walking around "like a zombie" whenever he left his apartment.

"It gets worse every day," he wrote. "I withdraw farther and farther into myself with each passing week."

Several postings are about sex; he describes his own, limited experience in one posting. Others are news accounts from around the world of odd events or tragedies, including a mass murder in California.

Underwood repeatedly filled out quizzes about himself. He wrote in October 2004 that he was most afraid of "real ghosts and the thought of being abducted by aliens."

In answers to another quiz in August 2004, he wrote: "I'm not really religious at all, but the few beliefs I do have are a complex mix of at least a dozen different religions and cults."

Another question on the August 2004 quiz was: "Killed someone in your thoughts?" Underwood responded: "Constantly."

He also wrote about his interest in comic books, computer games and cartoons.

In some of Underwood's earliest postings in 2002, he wrote about reading novels on vampires over and over.

Just before the first anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, Underwood wrote how he didn't care about the deaths.

He wrote: "The same thing happened with the Murrah Building bombing ... I didn't care about that, and I don't care about the WTC. No one I know was involved in either of them, no one I know was hurt. And as long as none of my close friends or I are hurt, I don't give a ... how many people the terrorists kill."


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[HuntsvilleTxVeteran]

Short rope and long drop.

[CheyennePress]

I have a pretty strong stomach for grisly details, but this one sent shudders up and down my spine and tears to my eyes. I can't fathom how people like this exist.

[vladimir998]

Grisly DEATH?

Shouldn't that be grisly MURDER?

[BenLurkin]

How about an old ropre tied in a slip knot -- and just kick a chair out from beneath his feet.

[MizSterious]

Police still following other leads

Police followed leads early in the investigation that indicated Jamie Rose Bolin was using a computer to have sexually explicit chats and had possibly arranged a meeting on the day she died.

District Attorney Tim Kuykendall said some of that evidence still "may point to yet another suspect."

Another lead pointed to a man driving a pickup. Witnesses told police they saw Jamie get inside it, and investigators released a description of the man and the pickup as part of a nationwide Amber alert.

Kevin Underwood, the suspect in Jamie's death, drives a four-door Buick sedan, according to a police affidavit. It is not known whether he had access to another vehicle.

Police said they are continuing to follow every lead.

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[JRios1968]

C'mon, folks...it's easy...we do to him what he did to the young kid...step by step, so he knows exactly what she suffered.

[Jeff Head]

Death sentence for this guy...quickly handed down and quickly executed. Sooner the better.

[SLB]

I'll pull the trigger and no charge for the ammunition.

[digitalbrownshirt]

There is no punishment painful enough for this piece of garbage disguised as a human. I hope he gets raped and beaten to death while he's in the county jail so we can skip the trial. He's already confessed and evidence is overwhelming. Kill him now.

[MizSterious]

I also posted this article earlier:

Bill seeks death option for sex offenders

[NormsRevenge]

sickening, I'll leave it at that.

[MizSterious]

When they said they had him on suicide watch at the jail, Dear Hubby snorted, "I hope that means they'll all WATCH while he hangs himself!"

[pabianice]

Voted for Kerry in 2004.

[MizSterious]

I've had nightmares for a couple of nights now--ever since we heard what had happened to her. This is a fairly nice small town, not far from where we live, and it's chilling to think we've probably stood in line with him at the grocery or the hardware store, never knowing just how close to absolute evil we were. And this little girl had to pass his front door to get to her apartment...

[CindyDawg]

Time for another talk with my grandkids about not getting into anyones car or going into homes unless mom or dad says it is ok.

[MizSterious]

Oh, yes, and in one of his writings, he went on and on about how much he admired Michael Moore. Are we getting some insights into the liberal "mind"?

[stentorian conservative]

This monster deserves to suffer pain and anguish for the rest of his natural life. Not a moment of peace. Unfortunately our society doesn't allow these sorts of creatures to be punished the way they deserve.

[Continental Soldier]

When conditions allow, evil asserts itself. If we fail to recognize it for what it is, and fail to dispatch it swiftly, it will spread and grow.