Indictments have details on alleged S.C. serial killer's case

SPARTANBURG, S.C. -- (AP/WMBF) -- Indictments reveal new information in the investigation of a South Carolina real estate agent facing seven murder charges.

WSPA-TV reports (https://bit.ly/2mph4TZ) indictments say Todd Kohlhepp used a storage container at his Woodruff property to restrain Meagan Coxie for six days before shooting her. Kohlhepp told investigators he also used an automatic weapon to shoot her husband, Johnny, in the chest and back.

The couple had been hired to clean at Kohlhepp's property in December 2015.

In all, Kohlhepp is charged with murder in the deaths of seven people, including four killed at a motorcycle store in 2003.

Kohlhepp was arrested in November after authorities found a woman chained inside a metal container on his property. Authorities say Kohlhepp killed the woman's boyfriend and held her captive for two months.