DeAngelo Martin killed four women in Detroit and raped two others before he was captured in 2019.

A Detroit man has been sentenced to 45-70 years in prison for killing four women in four separate attacks and sexually assaulting two others.

DeAngelo Martin had police and the entire city on edge for days back in 2019 and Thursday the convicted serial killer learned his sentence.

A suspected Detroit serial killer pleaded guilty Friday to all six of his cases and is set to spend several decades in prison.

DETROIT New details are being released in the case of suspected Detroit serial killer Deangelo Martin. According to court documents, Martin allegedly left a serial killer signature in each case. In many cases he left a victims sock and took the time to position each body in a particular way. His former girlfriend also took the stand on Thursday and said that he had sexually assaulted her in the past. READ: Suspect in Detroit serial killer case charged in sexual assault of second woman

DETROIT - There's a major new development in Detroit's suspected serial killer investigation -- Local 4 has learned remains found on the city's west side have been identified as missing woman Deborah Reynolds. READ: Missing woman last seen with person of interest in Detroit serial killer investigationReynolds' family has long feared she was a victim in the suspected serial killer case. The news is significant because the last person Reynolds was seen with was suspected serial killer Deangelo Martin. READ: Detroit police submit 4 homicide warrants for suspected serial killer Deangelo MartinReynolds had a run-in with police in Ferndale in September. Ferndale police dropped the pair off at a gas station in Detroit, not far from the vacant home where Reynolds' remains were found.

Bill Pugliano/Getty Images(CNN) - A man has been charged in the killings of four women in Detroit, Wayne County Prosecutor Kym Worthy said in a press conference Wednesday. Deangelo Martin, 34, was charged with four counts of first-degree premeditated murder and four counts of first-degree felony murder with criminal sexual conduct in the third degree. The victims were in their 50s and found in vacant Detroit homes face down with a used condom nearby, Worthy said. Worthy spoke to the families and friends of the victims in the press conference. Officers were flagged down by a Detroit man on June 59 after he found the body of Tamara Jones, 55, in a vacant house.

DETROIT - Here's what is coming up on Local 4 News at 4:Accused serial killerDeangelo Martin is facing murder charges in the deaths of 4 women whose bodies were found in abandoned houses in Detroit. UAW strikeLocal 4 is monitoring the negotiations between GM and the UAW as the massive strike continues on its third day. Gucci CassA major fashion designer is micro-focusing efforts to clean up its reputation and a Detroit high schoolAvocadoKroger is trying to change the way we buy fresh produce. The store is selling avocados that it says will last longer. Copyright 2019 by WDIV ClickOnDetroit - All rights reserved.

Deangelo Martin, 34, of Detroit, was charged Wednesday with four counts of premeditated murder and four counts of felony murder in connection with the deaths of Annetta Nelson, Nancy Harrison, Trevesene Ellis and Tamara Jones. Martin is charged with first-degree premeditated murder and felony murder based on the underlying felony of third-degree criminal sexual conduct in connection with Nelson's death. Martin is charged with first-degree premeditated murder and felony murder based on the underlying felony of third-degree criminal sexual conduct in connection with Harrison's death. Martin is charged with first-degree premeditated murder and felony murder based on the underlying felony of third-degree criminal sexual conduct in connection with Ellis' death. Martin is charged with first-degree premeditated murder and felony murder based on the underlying felony of third-degree criminal sexual conduct in connection with Jones' death.

DETROIT - Wayne County Prosecutor Kym L. Worthy announced Wednesday that Deangelo Kenneth Martin charged with the murders of four women who were found dead this year on Detroit's east side. Worthy said Martin is charged in the deaths of Annetta Nelson, 57, of Detroit, Nancy Harrison, 52, of Detroit, Trevesene Ellis, 55, of Detroit, and Tamara Jones, 55, of Detroit. Martin already is heading to trial on four counts of sex assault and assault with intent to murder. Martin faces other chargesMartin is accused of kidnapping, strangling and assaulting a 51-year-old Detroit woman. He was charged with assault with intent to murder and four counts of criminal sexual assault in that case.

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WATCH LIVE HERE:Martin is suspected in a series of killings, Detroit Police Chief James Craig said. Martin is heading to trial on four counts of sex assault and assault with intent to murder. He was charged with kidnapping, assault with intent to do great bodily harm by strangulation and criminal sexual conduct -- assault with intent to commit sexual penetration. He was charged with assault with intent to murder and four counts of criminal sexual assault in that case. Possible serial killer victimsNancy Harrison - Body discovered March 19 on Coventry Street -- she is considered the first victim.

Trump fires national security adviser John BoltonPresident Donald Trump abruptly announced in a tweet Tuesday that he has asked national security adviser John Bolton to resign, noting that he "strongly disagreed with many" of Bolton's suggestions "as did others in the administration." Penthouse Club on 8 Mile Road forced to shut down for a yearThe Penthouse strip club on 8 Mile Road in Detroit is being forced to shut down for one year after allegations of prostitution. The city said it found evidence of soliciting prostitution at the club. Metro Detroit weather: Low 80s possibe todayThe winds are light, 5-10 mph, and the humidity is lower today and tomorrow as sky conditions favor SE Lower Michigan and Southern Ontario. Copyright 2019 by WDIV ClickOnDetroit - All rights reserved.

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DETROIT - Detroit police have submitted four homicide warrants for Deangelo Martin, who is suspected in a series of killings, Chief James Craig said. Police also revealed the cause of death for three victims tied to the serial killer case. Martin is heading to trial on four counts of sex assault and assault with intent to murder. Martin has not been officially charged in any of the murders linked to the suspected serial killings but police have named him as a suspect. He was charged with assault with intent to murder and four counts of criminal sexual assault in that case.

DETROIT - Here's what is coming up on Local 4 News at 5:Serial killerDetroit police have submitted four homicide warrants for Deangelo Martin, who is suspected in a series of killings, Chief James Craig said. Michigan State UniversitySecretary of Education Betsy Devos issued a record fine to Michigan State University for its handling of the Larry Nassar scandal. Kelly StaffordKelly Stafford is slowly returning to her normal life after a life changing diagnosis earlier this year. Detroit Youth ChoirThe Detroit Youth Choir is spending hours each day preparing for the semifinals of "America's Got Talent." Copyright 2019 by WDIV ClickOnDetroit - All rights reserved.

DETROIT - Detroit police have submitted three homicide warrants for Deangelo Martin, who is suspected in a series of killings, Chief James Craig said. Police also revealed the cause of death for four victims tied to the serial killer case. Martin charged in separate caseMartin is heading to trial on four counts of sex assault and assault with intent to murder. Martin has not been officially charged in any of the murders linked to the suspected serial killings but police have named him as a suspect. He was charged with assault with intent to murder and four counts of criminal sexual assault in that case.

DETROIT - The man police suspect could be behind terrorizing women on Detroit's east side is headed to trial. Deangelo Martin is charged with four counts of sex assault and assault with intent to murder. Martin has not been officially charged in any of the murders linked to the suspected serial killings but police have named him as a suspect. He was charged with kidnapping, assault with intent to do great bodily harm by strangulation and criminal sexual conduct -- assault with intent to commit sexual penetration. He was charged with assault with intent to murder and four counts of criminal sexual assault in that case.

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DETROIT - Ground zero for Detroit's serial killer investigation is a home located near the intersection of Mack Avenue and Mount Elliot Street. RELATED: 'He is the most dangerous person to this community at this time:' Suspected serial killer in courtThe vacant home is where Tammy Jones was killed. He was charged with kidnapping, assault with intent to do great bodily harm by strangulation and criminal sexual conduct -- assault with intent to commit sexual penetration. He was charged with assault with intent to murder and four counts of criminal sexual assault in that case. Possible serial killer victimsNancy Harrison - Body discovered March 19 on Coventry Street -- she is considered the first victim.

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Investigators believe Martin forced the woman into a vacant home at Mack Avenue and Mount Elliot Street in Detroit. "He is the most dangerous person to this community at this time," assistant Wayne County Prosecutor William Lawrence said. He was charged with kidnapping, assault with intent to do great bodily harm by strangulation and criminal sexual conduct -- assault with intent to commit sexual penetration. He was charged with assault with intent to murder and four counts of criminal sexual assault in that case. Possible serial killer victimsNancy Harrison - Body discovered March 19 on Coventry Street -- she is considered the first victim.

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Police said Martin met the woman on May 6 at a crack house in Detroit. Martin allegedly had invited the woman to his mother's house to eat, shower and sleep. Then, when she tried to go to sleep, she said, Martin pushed her to have sex. Possible serial killer victimsNancy Harrison - Body discovered March 19 on Coventry Street -- she is considered the first victim. Tamara M. Jones, who was found in a vacant house on Mack Avenue Wednesday, June 5.

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DETROIT - A man suspected of being a Detroit serial killer came face to face in court Tuesday with a woman who says he stabbed her in the neck while raping her in the basement of his mother's home. The 26-year-old woman testified Tuesday during his preliminary hearing, walking the court through her alleged encounter with Martin after they met May 6 at a drug house. The woman said Martin invited her back to his mother's house for food, a shower and a place to sleep. But when she tried to go to sleep with Martin in the basement, he tried to have sex with her, the woman said. She testified that Martin began raping her and that she pulled the knife out of her own neck while it was happening.

DETROIT - The man police suspect is connected to the Detroit serial killer case appeared in court Tuesday for a preliminary examination. Deangelo Martin, 34, is expected to face a judge on rape and attempted murder charges in a case that is not connected to the serial killings. He was in court June 20 on charges in connection with the sexual assault of a 26-year-old woman. Police are also investigating the 2018 death of Annetta Nelson to determine if her death is connected. Police are investigating to determine if the death of Annetta Nelson is connected to the serial killings.

DETROIT - The man police suspect is connected to the Detroit serial killer case is in custody and investigators are looking for additional victims in Metro Detroit and other states. May 20th the medical examiner ruled the cause of death as blunt force trauma, Detroit police Cheif James Craig said. That day, Craig announced that the police department was investigating a possible serial killer in Detroit. VictimsNancy Harrison - Body discovered March 19 on Coventry Street -- she is considered the first victim. Travesene Ellis - Body discovered May 24 on Linnhurst Street -- she is considered the second victim.

Martin hasn't been charged in the Detroit serial killer case, but he is linked to four murders in Detroit. Authorities are investigating whether Martin ever left Metro Detroit and, if so, whether any unsolved murders in other states could be linked to him. A woman believed to be responsible for a string of bank robberies Downriver is facing charges in connection with a robbery in Wyandotte. LEARN MOREPreventing tragediesThe Joint Terrorism Task Force Threat Response Unit in Detroit investigates threats to Wayne, Oakland and Macomb counties. Tweets by Local4NewsCopyright 2019 by WDIV ClickOnDetroit - All rights reserved.

DETROIT - The investigation into Deangelo Martin, the suspect in the Detroit serial killer case, is expanding, as police sources told Local 4 he might be connected to as many as 11 murders. Martin hasn't been charged in the Detroit serial killer case, but he is linked to four murders in Detroit. Authorities are investigating whether Martin ever left Metro Detroit and, if so, whether any unsolved murders in other states could be linked to him. Sources told Local 4 that Detroit police investigators have information that Martin probably spent time in other states in the past. Police are checking unsolved murders of prostitutes outside Michigan to see whether they share any similarities to the Detroit serial killer case.