On April 6, 1999, at Kill Devil Hills on the North Carolina Outer Banks, Melissa Marvin, twenty-nine, drove her vehicle across the centre line and struck a car carrying four girls: Megan Blong, Amanda Geiger, Angie McGrady and Shana Lawler, all seventeen. All four died. She had been drinking heavily and her blood alcohol was well over the limit.
She was convicted of four counts of second degree murder, North Carolina having used that charge for aggravated drunk-driving deaths, and sentenced on January 15, 2000 to sixty years.
That is the whole of the case. There is no serial element, no intent to kill, and no pattern. It is in this archive because the roster carries it, and the entry states plainly what it is: a drunk driver who killed four teenagers in a single collision.
Whether it belongs in an archive of serial killers is a fair question and one for the editor. If a classification field is added, this is the clearest candidate for exclusion in the whole roster.