Man admits killing 2 homeless men as they slept outside

ATLANTA — A man serving time for killing a woman and a homeless man in Georgia has pleaded guilty in the deaths of two more homeless men.

WSB-TV reports that Aeman Presley pleaded guilty Friday in Fulton County Superior Court to murder in the deaths of Dorian Jenkins and Tommy Mims as they slept outside in November 2014. His plea deal carries a life sentence.

Presley already was serving two consecutive sentences of life in prison without the possibility of parole. A DeKalb County judge imposed those sentences in June after Presley pleaded guilty in the December 2014 fatal shooting of hairdresser Karen Pearce and the September 2014 killing of Calvin Gholston.

Prosecutors in both counties were seeking the death penalty. Presley had said he should be found not guilty by reason of insanity.