John Carse

Jacob Baker, 36, is charged with murder in the deaths of three elderly men on Hawaii’s Big Island, with prosecutors describing the killings as 'heinous' and seeking a life sentence. A judge ordered a mental fitness examination for Baker after he was arrested following a manhunt, with disturbing details including severed fingers, strangulation, and violent threats against 'rapists' and 'pedophiles'.

Jacob Baker, 36, is charged with murder in the deaths of three elderly men in Hawaii. Prosecutors described the killings as 'heinous' and a judge ordered a mental fitness examination for Baker.

Jacob Daniel Baker, 36, was charged with first- and second-degree murder in the killings of three people in Hawaii’s Big Island community of Puna. The victims—Robert Shine, Chitta Morse, and John Carse—were found in separate locations over two days, and Baker faces additional charges including burglary and auto theft.

Jacob Daniel Baker, 36, was charged with murder in the killings of three people in Hawaii's Big Island Puna community. Authorities found the victims—Robert Shine, Chitta Morse, and John Carse—in separate locations, with Baker facing additional charges including burglary and criminal damage to property. Police reported no clear motive and noted Baker had prior legal issues.

Jacob Baker, a 36-year-old man from Pahoa, Hawaii, was arrested for allegedly killing three men found dead across the Big Island within two days. Authorities described him as 'armed and extremely dangerous' during a manhunt that involved significant law enforcement resources. The victims, Robert Shine, a 79-year-old man, and John Carse, were discovered in different locations with varying causes of death.