
Nikko Jenkins

Nikko Jenkins

Nikko Jenkins

Nikko Jenkins

Nikko Jenkins

Nikko Jenkins

Nikko Jenkins is led out of the courtroom of Judge Peter
Battailon at the Douglas
County Courthouse on Nov. 25, 2013.
(Matt Miller/The World-Herald)

The 10-gauge, pistol-grip shotgun allegedly used by Nikko Jenkins
in the slayings of
Jorge Cajiga-Ruiz,
Juan Uribe-Pena and Curtis
Bradford.
(Kent Sievers/The World-Herald)

Investigators surround a white truck where the bodies of two men
were found near 18th
and F Streets in Omaha
on Sunday, Aug. 11, 2013. Jorge Cajiga-Ruiz and Juan Uribe-Pena
were
the victims.

Erica Jenkins, Nikko's sister.
The victims

From left, slaying victims Jorge Cajiga-Ruiz, Curtis Bradford and
Andrea Kruger.
A photo of Juan Uribe-Pena was unavailable.